Unattended Party Causes Fire In Freight Car
Read Rapids Michigan reports an unattended party led to a jammed freight car keeping it from freezing. A fire started that touched off a corksized machine, causing damage to the cargo and drawing attention to the shipment's condition.
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Two Priests Sentenced to Death in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports two priests Alfons Jare a monk and Wilson Savell a Western Yugoslav chaplain were sentenced to death for war time aid to German and Italian forces. A group labeled collaborators received prison terms five to twenty years. The court also sentenced two laymen described as cutthroats to die. The ruling followed by a people’s district court on Saturday amid bitter partisan battles. Also noted were reports of ambergris theft from a northern whale hunt.
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Wilson Savell
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Norwegians Prefer Their Own System Says Report
A Me-page delegation report from the Norwegian Trade Union Federation, released in December after a twenty day visit to the Soviet Union last summer, says Norwegians favor their labor party government and austerity for recovery. It notes limited Communist influence, with the party's parliament presence waning since 1945, and contrasts cautious views of East West ties with a hope for peace by 1952.
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Norwegian View of Soviet Living Standards Sparks Debate
A Norwegian delegation reports on Soviet living conditions, noting wage levels, food prices, and housing shortages. They cite wages around 600-850 rubles and bread at 780 rubles, with purchasing power far below Norwegian levels, while queues, rationing limits, and urban workforces shape daily life under the planned economy.
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Ao May
Florida
State funds iron powder reclaim plant in Aurora
Aurora Minnesota receives a new plant for reclaiming pure iron powder from waste carbonate. State investment of 650000 dollars supports operation expected to yield ten to twelve tons of powder daily.
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Supreme Court Backs Chandler's Conviction
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld Douglas Chandler's treason conviction, rejecting his appeal. Chandler, Chicago hot wartime Nazi broadcaster, received a life sentence and is imprisoned in Danbury. The Court also ruled five to four that states may bar labor unions from calling periodic work stoppages during working hours.
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Douglas Chandler
Kellogg's All Bran Ad Promises Double Money Back
Mrs. Katherine Turner of Indianapolis endorses Kellogg's All Bran for daily fiber and regularity. The ad urges consuming an ounce daily with milk and water, promises double your money back if not satisfied after ten days, and directs sending empty cartons to Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Indianapolis
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Kellogg Co
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County Legion Group Initiates Clase A Delegation at Melvis Fond a Post
A Remseelatr county group of Forty and Eight initiated an 8 class of staty candidates at Melvis fonda Post East Greenbush Saturday night. The initiation team was led by Edward Ryan chairmse John E Hesnan Ernest J Hayman Edward J Jones Garrett Rooweboom John Bowker and James A McGowan. County Commander Thomas E Rainey presented citations for Americanies jana membership. A social period followed with dancing and refreshments served by the host group.
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Volare
Fun and Honor Society of the American Legion
Melvisfonda Post
East Greenbush
Edward, Ryan
Chairmse
Assietttny
John E. Hesnan
Ernest J. Hayman
Edward J. Jones
Garrett Rooweboom
John Bowker
James A. McGowan
Melvin Rouda
Thomas E. Rainey
Blume Post and Auxiliary Honor Officers at Joint Supper Meeting
Blume Post, its Auxiliary and officers were honored at a joint suppor tance meeting Saturday evening at rooms on Third Street. Cochairs Robert C. Wiltsey and Mrs Stella Holland oversaw the event with George Haskins providing music. About 100 attendees included guest officers from Mohawk County Council and the State Department, with nominating meeting upcoming.
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Third Street
Robert C. Wiltsey
Stella
Holland
George Haskins
Mohawk County Council
Third District
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