Signs Of Missionary In Cave At Lupton Reported
Harry E. Miler of Lupton reports finding petroglyphs and symbols in a cave near Lupton, including crosses and initials interpreted as Ave Maria symbols. He claims evidence of early missionary activity linked to Marcos de Niza, with rock carvings suggesting religious outreach to natives.
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Fray Marcy de Niza
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Miller
Miter
Marcos de Nise
Lipton
Lost Rock Art and Pottery Mark Early Native Era
Fragments describe tools and symbols carved on walls, with pottery shards tying the Ladyine region to the Chea cultural period ending around 1600. Heavy erosion leaves few traces of Spanish missions near Lupton, though a presumed pursuit of local civilization remains.
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Luplor
Ox de Niven
Lupton
Italian Police Arrest Ring Leader Over Mussolini Body
Italian police announce the arrest of Mauro Rana described as the ring leader in the Mussolini body case. Rana confessed that the body was buried somewhere near Milan and police expected to recover it soon. The body was stolen from Musocco Cemetery last April and laid beside Mussolini since his execution near war’s end.
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Americans to Attend Inter Faith Meeting
New York INS reports a large American delegation sails on the Queen Mary bound for the International Conference of Christians and Jews to be held July 30 to August 8 at Oxford. Led by President Everett KR. Clinehy and Dr. Henry Noble McCracken, the group will press for a world inter faith educational organization.
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Everett KR. Clinehy
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Henry Noble McCracken
Vassar
Steelman to Seek Federal Spending Cuts Reported
John R. Steelman, director of the Office of War Mobilization, is expected to present a formal budget-cutting proposal to Congress and President Truman. The recommendations mark the first official fiscal policy statement from his office.
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Washington LLP
John R. Steelmien
Nest
Congress
Truman
Steelman
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
One Man Slain Four Wounded In West 11th Street Cafe Shootout
New York police say one man was killed and four others wounded in a cafe holdup on West 11th Street. The dead man was ue Loy Moss, Bronx business agent for Local 10 of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. A patrolman and a former Army sergeant, Arthur Green and Join Healy, were among those shot during the robbers' pursuit. Two assailants were captured. a third fled.
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New York
Join Healy
Moss
Lininio
Institute of Community Leadership Begins at Syracuse
Syracuse UP The second annual Institute of Community Leadership opened at Syracuse University with more than 100 representatives from education labor and other fields. Dr Denn Herzing head of the State Education Department Adult Education Bureau says the program trains men and women for local council leadership. The program runs to July 24.
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State Troopers Nab Alleged Stolen Auto Suspect
State police aboard Troop G pursued and apprehended 32-year-old James W. Wither after a two mile chase from Nassau toward Albany. Wither, a Nassau hotel employee, was held on grand jury charges of grand larceny and transported to Schodack for a preliminary examination before Justice George Irish. He was jailed in Neos to await action.
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James W. Wither
Herkimer Street
Albany
Trenaselve
Dexies Wilmer
Nassau
Hie Stralyne
George Irish
Chase Ends With Arrest After Car Theft Suspect
Investigators pursued and captured the driver roughly two miles away. The vehicle was a 1938 Plymouth sedan valued at $400. Police located a stolen car at the hotel in NaKe where Wiltot worked, along with another employee found in possession.
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Gid J. Ds Kann
Nake
Wiletot
War Brides and Children Repatriated by AP
The Associated Press reports more than 7,000 returning servicemen and repatriates include 100 war brides and accompanying children scheduled to arrive on the East and West coasts. Arrivals cited include Zebwon Vance from Southampton aboard the Seattle Milford Victory from Yokohama with 1072 Army and 14 Navy personnel, and others from Pearl Harbor and Guam.
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Yokohama
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