Murphy Bane Bars Cops From Accepting Gifts
New York police commissioner Thomas F. Murphy bans the citys 10 000 officers from walking or accepting Christmas gifts from merchants and shopkeepers. Violators face dismissal or fines. The old practice, called a khukerown, is condemned to protect officers and encourage public cooperation in reporting gifts. Mayor Vincent Dpointiarly echoed action for city employees in a department heads letter.
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New York
Pollce Commissarie
Thomas F. Murphy
Pravlea
Auch Gifle
Book Critical Of F B I Written By Truman Friend
Washington dispatch reports a book by Max Lowenthal critical of the FBI under J Edgar Hoover. Lowenthal, a longtime friend of President Truman, claims Truman rejected proposals to promote Hoover to head a merged FBI CIA. Press secretary Ross said he has no information on such plans.
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Washingtin
Federal Bureau of Investigace
Truman
Hanver
Congress
Washington
Ross
Lowenthad
Hoover
Super Intelligence Agency
Ross Ald
Lowenthal Ald
Fruman
Bugges- Hank
F.B.L and
Lue
Central Intelligence Agency
Local Social Roundup from South Cambridge and Speigletown
South Cambridge residents hosted and visited neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Steaat, Mr. and Mrs. Stiles, and Mr. and Mrs. Aiken. Guests lounged in Cambridge and Ongonta areas, with Wallace, Virtue, and Herrington families noted. A Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Co meeting featured a moving history film. Mothers' Club prepared for a Christmas party at the schoolhouse. A United Nations flag was presented to the school by the Ashley Bedford Home Bureau Unit of Grant Hollow. A farewell for Fred Reborn Jr. was held at the Speigletown Hotel with a dinner for about thirty attendees.
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Peter Matcovich
Elena
Peter
Kenneth Aiken
Doning
Gerald
Kenneth Lee
Henry Steaat
Wast Hostel
EB. Stiles
Raymond Stiles
Ongonta
Lydon J. Wallace
Charles Worell
Cambridge
Paul Virtue
Coux
Aiken
Mercy Herrington
George Cornell
McTenishen-Herrington
Ivan Herrington
Southbridge
Mass
Raymond Herrington
Speigletown
Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Co
Speigletown Fire, Co
Mothers' Club
United Nations
Ashley-Bedford
Sporgietown Hotel
Fragmented OCR prompts a cryptic word list and symbols
The text presents a garbled sequence of nicknames, phrases, and chemical symbols. It lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable event, offering only isolated terms like Show, Greek taland, Inventizator, and metal symbols. No clear person, place, or date emerges.
Protests Over Court Ruling on Political Refugee Maya De La Torre
A telegram approved by CIO leaders protests an International Court of Justice decision in the Maya De La Torre case. It warns Peru may grant exile or death if the ruling is enforced and urges Colombia to shield the refugee while pressing Peru for voluntary departure. The message frames asylum as a political refugee issue under dispute between nations.
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Chicago
Hay
International Court of Justice
Maya the la Torre
Columbia
Lama
Jacob Potorsky
Leon
CIO
Washington
Haya de la Torre
Fan
Peru
United States
Community Notes From Local Life In Brief
Potter Hill resident Raymond Shaffer is confined to his home with illness. Miss Jane Blair spent a week with friends in Paaha Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs Johnny Cooney are wintering in Florida. Ming and Mabel Rudd of Troy enjoyed the weekend with Ella worth Stevens and Vernon Gurtia and daughter from Winthrop N Tyre visiting Alvin Amithe Linda Church has been Ub.
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Raymond Shaffer
Jane Blair
Paaaah
Johnny Cooney
Florida
Ming Mabel Rudd
Troy
Ellaworth Stevens
Mra
Vernon Gurtia
Winthrop, N. Tyre
Alvin Amithe
Linda
Spirit at 42 H Club Sets Year Projects At Meeting
The Spirit at 42 H Club met at leader Mrs. Harvey Ruel's home with Virginia Sanderson presiding. Members planned year projects with younger girls handling cooking and older girls taking up sewing. Four members will meet Mrs. Robert Grane to plan a joint birthday party for Shelia Kelleher and a fourth celebrant.
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The
Spirit
Harvey Ruel
Virginia Sanderson
Masidy Uni
Robert Grane
Shelia
Funeral Services Held For Archbishop George Primate of Canada
Funeral services were held yesterday for Most Rev. George, primate of the Church of England in Canada and Archbishop of Nova Scotia. About twenty five members of the Canadian House of Bishops and delegates from all Anglican dioceses attended. The 61 year old Archbishop died here Monday, a week after suffering three heart attacks.
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Toronto
George
Church of England
Canada
Nova Scotin
Canadian House of Bishops
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