Italian Cabinet Dulls Lehmans reshuffled to avoid crisis
Premier Alcide Gasperi reshuffled his cabinet to avert a crisis and pledged continued coalition rule. Three Christian Democrat ministers were named to replace resigning Labor Socialist figures, amid a government-wide reshuffle affecting key ministries and portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Lehman
Roms
Alcide D. Gaspert
Kartler
Luigi Ktosud
de Gespert
Plas
Giuseppe Saragat
Kinaudi
Transport
Guido Corbellini
Baregat
Giovanni Bertone
Commerce and Industry Department
Ivan Matteo Lombardo de Gauperi
Treasury
Giuseppe Pella
Roberto Tremelloni
Christian Democrats
Posta
Supreme Court unanimity marks unusual Lewis tenure
The high court issued eight formal opinions with near total unity, Black alone dissenting. Other actions included denying review of a railroad unions challenge to the 1948 court order, and agreeing to rule on Texas school segregation and Oklahoma forced seating in state universities. The court also upheld a district court injunction against alleged railroad job discrimination by Negro firemen. Lewis Fines faced further penalties and past fines are noted, with continuing labor dispute context.
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Texas
Oklahoma
U. S. District Court
Lewis
High Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Goldsborough
Snes
Union
U. S.1 Court of Appeals
Galdsborough
McAllen Plans Mexican Lover’s Promenade for Independence Day
McAllen Texas to stage a north of the border version of the Reynosa Monterrey promenade as part of its Fourth of July celebration. Anselmo Longoria says senoritas and bachelors from Reynosa will be invited to join in the evening walk around the square with families watching from benches and curbs.
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McAllen
Tex
Manala
Mexico
Monterrey
Reynosa
Anselmo Longoria
McAllen Promeade
Public backs Hoover plans and cost savings
Backers of the Hoover Commission push for action as deficits and higher taxes spur demand for reforms. They cite potential yearly savings of up to 1.25 billion dollars from implementing remaining recommendations and further long term cuts totaling billions if Congress acts next session.
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James
Austin Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Committee
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Budget Bureau
Byrd
The
United Press
Budert Bureau
Save Riso
Jatar
Sarviers
Cnaatest Oon Age
I “Savines
SSO Anat
Def
Lost Hunters Found Alive In Adirondacks
Two Jefferson County hunters missing since Sunday noon were found safe in the Adirondacks by a search party of 12 troopers and volunteers. The missing men are John Lyczycki, 23, of Great Bend, and Donald Young, 23, of Carthage, reported missing by companion John Woseley, 24, also of Great Bend.
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Antwerp
Jefferson County
John Lyczycki
Great Bend
Donald Young
Carthage
John Woseley
Judge Postpones Rep Thomas Trial
Federal Judge Alexander Holtzoff delayed the trial of Rep J P Thomas Jr on salary kickback charges until defense attorney William H Collins finishes another case. The judge reset the Thomas trial for next Monday and indicated further postponements may follow if needed.
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Washington
Alexander Holtzoff
J.P. Nell Thomas JR
N. J
Holtzef
Thomas
William H. Collins
Obituaries and funerals of local residents in Cohoes and Troy
Multiple deaths are announced with funeral details. Mrs. Agnes Mallon Lopez of Cohoes dies after a long illness at 184 Massachusetts Avenue and is survived by three daughters and two sons. Services at Fonda’s Funeral Home and St Peter’s Church in Troy. Other notices include Mrs. Lizzi Abbie Beil of Westfield Vermont, Miss Minnie A. Dooley of Troy, John L. Casey of Albany, Mrs. Anna Maloney of Troy, Mrs. Helen F O’Connor, and Mrs. Jessie N. Wilkes with burial plans at local cemeteries and church services.
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Joseph Lopez
Agnes Mallon Lopez
Massachusetts Avenue
Cohoes
Margaret Sullivan
James Malion
Lopez
Troy
Cluett, Peabody Co., Inc
Andrew Lynch
Edward Reamer
John Wright
Samuel Hanson
Anna Denaker
Fonda
River’ Street
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Limie Abbie Beil
Lizzi Abbie Beil
Walter D. Beil
Westfield
LeMieux Infirmary
Schuylerville
Beil
M. D. Duby
Congregational Church
Pastor's Helpers Society
Women's Missionary Society
Old Saratoga Reformed Church
Lous C. Bell
Redwood City
Cal
Milton F. Bell
Palo Alto
Wendell W. Bell
Burlington
Homer B. Hitchock
North Troy
Minnis A. Dooley
Minnie A. Dooley
St. Mary's Hospital
Dennis
Catherine Dooley
Miss Dooley
St. Joseph's Church
William J. Dooley
Catherine M
Elizabeth G. Dooley
Thomas Donnelly
Fourth Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
John L. Casey
Joseph Casey
Schaghticoke
Brookline Avenue
Albany
Casey
Rita Agnes
Sisters of St. Joseph
Edward J. Smith
Edward J. Casey
James P. Owens & Son Funeral
Madison Avenue
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Maloney
Anna Maloney
Seventh Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
John L. Clancy
James W. Gilmore
Oval
Charles E. Phelan
Frank
William J. Rourke
George J. Egan
Robert McCarthy
James Parker
John Maloney
St. Mary's Cemetery
Adelard £. Bouchard
Paul Korkemaz
William T. Shields, Jr
James A. C. Elkenburgh
Harold J. Shields
James Summers
Father Clune
Probe of Noronic Disaster Adjourned
The federal inquiry into the Noronic disaster was adjourned for two weeks so Commissioner Kellock could study more evidence. Kellock was to deliver a decision previously expected yesterday after over 1,000,000 words of testimony from the lake cruiser fire on September 11 where 141 people died. The hearing will reconvene Wednesday in Ottawa.
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Toronto
FR. L. Kellock
Kellock
Lake Cruiser
Ottawa
Pope warns on unjust law and moral limits of sanctions
The Pope argued that unjust laws may warrant noncompliance to prevent greater evils and warned against a human rights framework detached from God. He cited potential criticism of the UN Declaration of Human Rights and urged Catholics to heed the law of the Roman Catholic Church.
Russians mark Bolshevik anniversary with large Red Square parade
Moscow celebrated the 32nd anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution with a grand parade through Red Square. Marshal Vasilevsky touted growing material wealth while foreign observers noted less emphasis on military display and mixed opinions on the air show and bomber presence.
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Acheson
Moscow
Red Square
Alexander M. Vasilevsky
Armed Forces
E. K. Waiters
Jaiin
Vasily Stallin
Wynne-Pope
Aid
Commodore Madsen
LHH
Mandail
Airmen Escape After Planes Clash Over Luzon
Two U S Air Force F 11 fighters collided during a routine training flight over Luzon. both aircraft suffered major damage but the pilots stayed with their planes and landed at Clark Field. Names: Harry E Dugan from Norwalk California and Charles E Schreffler from Anderson Indiana.
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Manila
U. S. 13Th Air Force
Luzon
Clark Field Base
Harry E. Dugan
Norwalk
Cal
Charles E. Schreffler
Anderson
Ind
Retired Pastor Dies in Woodstock Conn
The Rev. Dr. David Alexander Pitt age 72 former pastor of Central Baptist Church Norwich for 20 years before his 1941 retirement died at his Woodstock home after a brief illness.
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Woodstock
Conn
David Alexander Pitt
Central Baptist Church
Norwich
Violations fines settle for game and gun offenses
Washington County violators faced penalties reported by R. J. Vickers, district game protector. Offenses include out of season pheasants and grey squirrels, ducks without plug in gun, trespassing, and carrying loaded guns, with fines ranging from 10 to 1250 dollars. Apprehending protectors listed.
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Washington County
R. J. Vickers
Glens Falls
New York
Merrill Bounders
Casbridge
John Small
Granville
Gerald Hatch
Albany
Joseph Bella Villa
Schenectady
Ray Vernon
Rexford
Richard Murray
Elmira
Dan Cause
Altamont
George Nagengast
Richard Weed
David Stewary
Gloversville
Bethlehem Star Chapter Plans Step Up Night
Bethlehem Star Chapter O. E. 3 will hold its annual step up night tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Marian Reynolds associate matron will be worthy matron and officers will advance one rank. Reynolds and Reginald Gordon will preside. Refreshments follow under Mrs. Mabel Hussey’s direction.
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Bethlehem Star Chapter
At & P.m
Masonic Temple
Marian Reynolds
Noted priest dies founder of Catholic education group
The Very Rev. John J. O'Mahoney, 72, former head of the Order of the Clerics of St. Viators in the Chicago Archdiocese and founder and first president of the National Catholic Education Association, died Sunday in Chicago.
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Chicago
John J. O'Mahoney
Order of the Clerics of
St. Viators
National Catholic Education Association
Court ruling upholds ballot machine design dispute
The court rejected Marcantonio’s bid to change voting machine cards after a design flaw allegedly misled voters. Justice Walter ruled no fraud or bad faith, and the Appellate Division affirmed there was no timely correction possible. The case centered on letters on the machine and voter misperception.
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Controned
Fuge Ga
Earl Brown
Davis
Brows
Negresa
Ninevolt
Supreme Court
Camtell G. Watter
New York
ALP
Marcantonio
Walter
Appellate Division
Appeal Court
Memorial funds return after Flint commission inaction
Lorenso Drake sent five dollars for a Flint memorial but the city commission did not hear of the request and returned the money, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Flint, Mich
U.P
Lorenso Drake
Flint Memorial
Advertisements for eczema ointment and denture powder
An OCR ad digest promotes Petersons Ointment for itchy eczema and cracked skin with a money back guarantee. It also endorses FASTEETH denture powder for comfortable eating and talking with no taste or odor, available at drug stores.
Private Eve Catches Thief Purple Handed in Bay City
A private investigator named Eve used purple hand powder to trap a robber in a Bay City garage theft. Howard Robinson, 22, was arrested after his hands showed purple staining and a dollar bill with purple marks was found on him. Nearby, a Maine town reports that a dozen homes were destroyed by fire, all tied to a resident named David Peoler.
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Bay City
Mich
UPI
Philip Rosenberger
Howard Robinson
Caratunk
David Peoler
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Leon Comatock
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James B. Hall
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Murray Crannell
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