Dance Test Of Endurance In Washington Society
A Washington social event features an infamous Mexican gavotte played at a dinner for Vice President Barkley. Ambassadors, senators and columnists whirl in a carefree dance, with Roslyn Calritz hosting a grand reception that rivals Perle Mesta as the capital’s top party giver.
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Morris Cafritz
Aud
Mra. Barkley
Risa
Romulo
United Nations
Amozement
Drew Pearson
Doris Freeson
Nijinaky
Peter
Yugoslavia
Leatie SiMe
Senate
Eaton Kefauver
Laurance
Robert
Democratic National Committee
Mra
Calritz
Perle Mesta
Washington
Gorcaviar
Alierdon Gray
Army
Roosevelt Longworth
Bob Hope
Masta
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Jo'ja
Rome
Italy
Chip
Lansingburg Church Class Plans Red Cross and Heart Fund Gifts
The Sunday School class of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg met at 808 Third Avenue under Mrs Tin Galbraith with assistants Mrs Stanley Zellner Mrs Irving Moore and Mrs Allen Hawkins. Mrs James O'Brien led the program and Mrs Robert Jones handled games. Devotions were by Mrs Galbraith. Members voted to contribute to the American Red Cross and the Heart Fund.
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Lansingburg
Seth N. Genung
Or Tin Galbraith
Third Avenue
Hestesses
Stanley Zellner
Irving Moore
Allen Hawkins
James O’brien
Robert Jones
Galbraith
American Red Cross
Heart Fund
Area Woman Files Suit Under New NY Insurance Law
Mrs. Gertrude Comstock of Waterford sues in Albany seeking 10000 from two life insurance policies in her husband Harold Comstock who died Sept 14 from injuries after a fall. The action is believed to be the first Supreme Court case under a 149 amendment transferring out-of-state insurer cases to New York courts.
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Gertrude Comstock
Waterford
Albany
Supreme Court
New York
Comstock
Harold K. Comatock
Llinda
Commercial Men's Association
Chicago
State Superintendent of Insurance
Permanent Plates For Autos Sought
A bill introduced by the joint legislative committees on motor vehicle problems would set up a system of permanent license plates with two plates lasting about five years starting in 1952, reducing state costs by about 500000 dollars annually. Richard J. Smith of Schuylerville died suddenly in Galveston Texas, leaving his mother Mary A. Smith and other relatives.
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Schuylerville
Texas
Richard J. Smith
Maritime Service
Galveston
Tex
Mary A
Schuylervilla
Betenard T
William H. Smith
Robert J. Hurley
Mechasieville
Son Shoots Father in Gary Home Over Mercy Killing Claim
In Gary Indiana 65 year old steelworker Alex Purevich was shot dead in his South Side home. His 18 year old son John Purevich admitted he killed him saying he was too old to live. Police held him for questioning. no charge yet.
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Gary
Ind
James Traeger
Purevich
Traeger
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