Washington Brimfull of National Assas
ARTHUR EDSON surveys the Washington scene showing a profusion of national organizations. He notes groups ranging from the national cemetery association to the American box shook export association and the American institute of cooperation, highlighting leaders and aims while touching on the opposing view of the unequal rights amendment.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
National Child Research Center
Guadian
American Box Shook Export Association
Guy Smith
Shooker Smith
American Institute of Cooperation
Thomas H. Cleary
National Committee
U.S
Ralph Young
Fort McHenry to See Attack Reenacted Night Observance
Bonds will burst in the air over Fort McHenry as Baltimore marks Defenders day with a reenactment of the 1814 bombardment. The event recalls Francis Scott Key inspired by the Star Spangled Banner and features a British attack reprise.
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Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Key
Missing Youth Continues Search Near Berryville
Local authorities report a large-scale search for a missing boy near the Rosenthal residence in Berryville. Volunteers from the Red Cross, National Guard under Marshal Reynolds, and older high school students are combing Blue Ridge Mountain terrain as officers coordinate from a temporary base at a county bus stop. The boy, 5'1" with black hair, wore a navy cap and is said to be unfamiliar with wooded areas.
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J. D. Griffing
Ralph Dorsey
Rosenthal Home
Red Cross
Mt. Carmel
National Guard
Berryville
Marshall Reynolds
Blue Ridge Mountains
M. B. Clowe, Jr
115Th Infantry
Clowe
Robert Manuel
Miller Fletcher
Rosenthal
Byrnes Slips From Debate As War Council Sits In New York
James F. Byrnes is absent from the assembly debate as foreign ministers meet in New York. He will be in the U S Sunday with advisers including Charles E Bohlen and will stay at the Hotel Pennsylvania while headquarters remain at the American delegation offices on Park Avenue. A Sunday Waldorf speech may tilt U S positions on key issues. The article also notes insect sound mechanisms.
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James F. Byrnes
Foreign Ministers Council
New York
Assembly
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Lower Park Ave
Waldorf-Astoria
United Nations
Couple Found Dead In Parked Auto In Toronto
A married man Vigus, 39, and Iris Scott, 21, were found dead in the luggage compartment of his parked car in Toronto. Police consider possible double murder or suicide pact, with autopsy pending. wallet and keys missing. Preliminary signs include blood at the nostrils and ears.
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Toronto
Ont
Vigus
Iris Scott
CIO Leader Appeals For Price Controls
Jack Kroll, national director of the CIO Political Action Committee, told the CIO council in Cleveland that American business squeezes workers and consumers. He urged restoring price controls to halt rising prices that strain family budgets during the four day convention.
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Cleveland
Jack Kroll
CIO Council Today
Kroll
CIO Political Action Committee
France May Slash Purchases in U S
French Ambassador Henri Bonnet warned that a worsening dollar shortage could force Paris to reduce imports of American wheat fats and coal. He spoke before meeting Secretary of State Marshall to brief on his France trip.
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Washington
Henri Bonnet
Bonnet
Marshall
France
Extension of Rent Controls Seen Likely
Four senators who often differ on legislative matters agreed that Congress is likely to vote an extension of rent controls beyond February 29. Senators McCarthy Flanders Sparkman and Myers expressed this view in separate interviews.
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Washington
Congress
McCarthy
Trouble in Peshawar Amid Riots and Military Action
The military spokesman named Peshawar in the northwest frontier province as the chief trouble spot aside from Delhi and the Punjab. Tanks and troops were deployed against Moslem rioters and Afridi tribesmen who raided parts of Peshawar City before order was restored. The report notes 28,100,188 motor vehicles registered in 1946 in the United States, versus 29,507,113 in 1941.
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Peshawar
Delhi
Punjab
Northwest Frontier Province
Pakistan
United States
Taft Warns Against World State as Power Grows
Senator Taft opening a western tour warned against a World State that concentrates power in distant capital. He argued federal overreach would abolish states rights, urging free government against totalitarian plans while criticizing the Taft Harley act for causing industrial unrest.
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Santa Cruz
Cali
Taft
Ohio
State Bar of
California
New Deal
Washington
United States
Los Angeles
San Francisco
James E. Murray
Dmont
Arab Labor Leader Murdered at Home
Sama Effendi Taha secretary general of the Arab labor federation was assassinated at his home in Jerusalem in what officials described as an unofficial announcement.
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Jerusalem
Sama Effendi Taha
Arab Labor Federation
Colorado farm products exceed mining output in value
In Colorado the value of farm products more than four times the annual output value of the state's mines and quarries, highlighting farming's economic lead in this mining state.
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Colorado
Coupon Offer for Tulip Bulbs and Free Iris or Crocus
The advertisement promotes a Tulip order coupon offering a free selection of 6 Dutch Iris or 12 Crocus bulbs. It also advertises price tiers for Giant Darwin Tulips: one dozen for $1.00 and three dozen for $2.25, with offer details mailed in.
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Darwin
FCC Might Cancel Ga. Radio Licenses
U S District Judge E Marvin Underwood indicated the FCC may have to cancel the licenses of three CBS chain stations if Georgia proves a conspiracy in restraint of trade between Columbia Broadcasting System and Detroit financier George B Storer. The remark came during final arguments in the WGST Atlanta suit against CBS and Storer.
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Atlanta
U. S
E. Marvin- Underwood
FCC
State of Georgia
Columbia Broadcasting System
Detroit
WGST
CBS
George B. Storer
Landlubber’s Yacht Theft Lands Man in San Francisco Jail
Pat Duff, described as a landlubber, is jailed in San Francisco on charges of stealing a $10 000 yacht, the 36 foot ketch Kahana owned by Henry Bleuler. Duff and the craft were recovered after Coast Guard action near a mud flat on the east side of San Francisco Bay. Duff admitted drinking beer the night Bleuler reported the yacht missing.
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San Francisco
Pat Duff
Duff
Kahana
Henry Bleuler
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Golden Gate
Pacific
Fined as Tax Evader in Baltimore Case
George W. Bowers a 35 year old automobile dealer of Fruitland Maryland was fined 10000 dollars plus costs and given a suspended prison term after pleading guilty to evading eighteen thousand seven hundred sixty seven dollars in income taxes for 1942 and 1944 authorities said Bowers admitted the offenses in court today.
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Baltimore
George W. Bowers
Fruitland
Bunting to Attend NAM Board Meeting in Hot Springs
Bunting will drive to Hot Springs Virginia for the September NAM board meeting. The gathering is at a resort and wives attend. Mrs. Bunting will serve as official hostess for the ladies. They plan to return September 28.
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Bunting
Hot Springs
Diamonds From South African Mines Break World War I Records
Production of diamonds from South African mines shattered prior records during World War I, reflecting unprecedented output amid wartime demand and ongoing mining operations.
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South Africa
No warm blooded creatures live by dissolved oxygen like fish
The statement notes that unlike fish, warm blooded animals do not sustain themselves by dissolved oxygen in their environment. It contrasts metabolic strategies across vertebrates and highlights differing oxygen uptake methods.
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National Assas
Cemetery Association
National Cemetery
National Cemetery Association
Martin F. Guadian
Seaforth
Buck
Miller's Drug Store
Loudoun St
Ft. McHenry
Miller & Anderson
General Electric
Philco Battery
Philco Electric
Emerson Sentinel
FADA
Stewart-Warner
Anderson
Winchester
Fj Naras
Sears
S. Londoun St
Roebuck and CO Order Office
CIO
India
Capodine
Campbell
S. Loudoun St
Dial 6702
Sen
Beaverton Bulb Gardens
Beaverton, Ure
Landlubber Grounds Yacht
Frisco Bay
Modern Symphony
Radio OF
M. Manox
W. Boscawen
Ane
Tad
E. Main St
Iwex
Saarn
Bell Clothes Shop
Lovett Brothers
N &P
Phillip
Wender’s
Wiener’s
Workingman’s Store
L. Zuckerman & Sons
Front Royal
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