Macy’s shopper gives birth to baby girl in store lounge
In Macy’s New York basement a 31 year old shopper Mary Hertrich delivered a five pound girl named Ann in a store lounge. Sales staff summoned a doctor and the baby was quickly taken to hospital in an incubator ambulance. Mother and child were reported doing well.
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New York
Macy's
Stork
Mary Hertrich
Big Cat
Macy’s Medical Department
John
Ann
22,000 Expected to Take College Deferment Tests
About 22 000 college students are expected to take the college qualification test tomorrow to become eligible for a draft deferment if they pass it. The number compares with 339 000 who took the test in spring and summer.
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Washington
Local Sales Directory Listings and Estate Auctions
Classified sale notices list auctions for December and January including G. G. Baker Frederick County House with truck trailer and auto. Estate of Se 2 near Bufflick Road. W. C. Miller Estate Court real estate on Stew. January 4 12 noon Berbert auction and related details.
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G. G. Baker
Frederick County House
Bufflick Implements
W. C. Miller
Berbert
Smyth Indicted For Tax Fraud In San Francisco Case
James G. Smyth former Northern California federal tax collector and three aides face indictments after a seven month grand jury probe. They are accused of backdating income tax returns unlawfully extending deadlines and removing records involving forty thousand dollars. The indictments come as Washington names a tax cases aide and the outgoing grand jury notes ongoing investigations.
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San Francisco
James G. Smyth
California
Federal
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Smyth
Paul V. Doyle
John J. Boland
Roosevelt
Truman
FBI Continues Search Around Route 40 For Missing Ross
FBI investigators aided by a full moon and a five mile search radius centered on Route 40 near the Patapsco River comb the woods and vines around Ellicott City for Ross a suspected dope addict. Police hope his craving for a shot will lead to surrender or a desperate escape attempt.
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Derbrush
Patapsco River
Ellicott City
Ross
How's Your I Q Answers Revealed
Below are the answers to the quiz questions printed on Page 4. The page lists solutions to the I Q questions, providing correct responses and explanations as published in the issue.
Traces of College Professor Missing Four Days Vanish
Dr Barbara Morehead a 39 year old English professor at South Dakota State College disappeared after leaving Marshall Minnesota Sunday. Police traced her car near Lake Benton but found no clues. Authorities consider amnesia and possible link to a mysterious note by a male professor at the college. Her divorcee status and possible trip to Salem Virginia are noted as investigators check two truck drivers who left keys at a Marshall hotel.
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State College
Dr. Morehead
Morehead
Connelly
Britain to Pay Debt Installment and Interest to U.S.
A government source says Britain will pay $51.5 million in capital and $87 million in interest to the United States, plus $14 million in Canadian dollars capital and $23.7 million in Canadian interest. Churchill’s government chose to pay in full to honor Anglo American relations and avoid a waiver.
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United States
Britain
Desemere
Ouene
Collusion Seen in Army Procurement Probing Hearings
Detroit reports a probe into Army contracts amid talk of collusion between auto firms and suppliers. Subcommittee members press Tank Automotive Center head Brig. Gen. Dietrick as FTC attorneys watch for anti trust signals during three days of hearings.
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Detroit
Army
Federal Trade Commission
House
Detroit Ordance
Defense Department
Porter Hardy
D-Va
George Meader
R-Mich
Senate War Investigating Committee
Carroll MH. Dietrick
Tank Automotive Center
William L. Cary
FIC
Hardy
Io Ordance Department
Justice Department
Rep
Bolling
D-Mo
Cary
Byrnes Demands McGrath Resign
Washington report says Representative Byrnes demanded the resignation of Joe McGrath amid tax scandals. Byrnes presented a prepared statement urging immediate replacement by an capable attorney general.
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Washington
Joe McGrath
Byrnes
Typhoons Close In on the Philippines
Two tropical cyclones near the Philippines threaten coastal areas with heavy rain and strong winds. Meteorologists warn of possible storm surge and flooding as the systems track toward agricultural and urban regions.
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Philippines
Further Agreements Hinted By Talks At United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations that secret Four power talks raised hopes for more disarmament progress. Western powers said they were disappointed by his tone. He suggested the Big Four may extend cooperation to other issues under a Western- directive commission. The Western powers emphasized continuing safeguards while Russia eyes participation.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United Nations
City Council Acts on School Portrait and Waste Pretreatment
A council resolution funds hangingJohn Kerr’s portrait in the school library and requires Robinson Ice and Cold Storage to pretreat cider press waste before sewer discharge. A traffic reversal proposal for West Street and North Avenue is noted. Lee Miller discusses fly ash concerns and a new air pollution complaint process through the Police Department following a recent death.
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John Kerr School
John Kerr
Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Cameron
Doun
Cameron Loudoun
Counc
Lee Miller
John Kelley
Winchester honors Edward P Browning longtime Handley High principal
Common Council of Winchester Virginia resolves to commemorate Edward P Browning principal of Handley High School who served twenty three years in the city public school system. His death occurred October 29 1951 and the council notes his untiring efforts and steadfast persistence.
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Edward P. Browning
Cipal
Handley High School
Winchester
Virginia
Citiy
Edward P Browning
Four Navy airmen killed in crash
Four Navy airmen died in a crash while two crewmen were seriously injured. A Navy spokesman confirmed the incident and provided the initial details.
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Navy
Council approves tag costs and school office funds
The council approves a $110 tag cost and adds $700 from unexpended surplus to capital for schools. The meeting also covers the Chespeake fournee and installation of containers for storage underwriters.
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Anmnered Council
Winchester
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