Articles
- JAPANESE SEEK AID AGAINST TYPHOONS; Tokyo Paper Says Government Is Negligent in Taking Steps to Meet Recurring Threat
- Plan Dances at Jacob Riis Park
- RICCARDO P, MANGIAGALLI
- INSECT NEW CROP THREAT; Army Worm Invading Genesee and Erie, Professor Says
- Bill Permits Gandhi Memorial
- PULPWOOD HARVEST OFF; 20% Decline Reported in Canada East of Rockies for Season
- CHARGES ON DEPUTIES EASED IN FRENCH BILL
- ANN ESHBAUGH WED TO J. H. DIJRRELL JR.; Lake Erie College Graduate a Bride in Scarborough Presbyterian Church
- TRUMAN MEETS DEAN PILOT; Capt. Lee Carried Early Mail and Flew for 36 Years
- Ching Invites 6 More Concerns
- Larrabee---Breitung
- RECRUITING MAY MERGE; Services Studying Possibility of Joint Draft Also
- TRAIN 'BRUISES' MAN, 80; It Also Gives Him Cut on Head as Three Cars Pass Over Him
- SOVIET NOW ASSAILS GERMANS, NOT WEST; Shift in Tactics in Berlin Finds Attacks on U. S. Diminishing -- Bonn Group Held Splitters SOVIET NOW CHIDES GERMANS, NOT WEST
- EMPLOYMENT IN JUNE SET RECORD FOR 1949
- Mrs. John Nichols Has Son
- PALESTINE GROUP LOSES 2; Henry Morgenthau Jr., Henry Montor Leave Corporation
- SCANDINAVIAN PAPER PLAN; Secret Talks Held in Sweden on World Price Decline
- Will Be Labor Adviser To Transit Commission
- MORE TRANSIT TALKS SET; Third Avenue and Bus Company to Resume Meetings With CIO
- Rain Halts Irish Tennis
- AIRLINES' LOSS REDUCED; CAB Reports It Cut for Quarter to $4,896,606 From $13,846,086
- Treaty Signing Delayed
- 35 SNAILS ARRIVE FOR DISEASE STUDY; Brought Here From Egypt for Research on the East's Dread Bilharziasis
- Story on Weather Praised
- Moylan Overcomes Mulloy Again In Spring Lake Tennis, 6-3, 6-4; Scores First Major Victory Since Winning Event in 1947 -- Gonzales Halts Shields by 6-4, 6-2, Also Gaining Semi-Finals
- TRADING MODERATE IN COTTON FUTURES; Price Changes Small on Exchange Here -- Crop Report Has Little Influence
- State Department Informed
- GENERALS REVIEW GUARD; Three Watch Units in Training at Pine Camp Reservation
- F MRS. W. H. PARK, 85, ! LONG A MISSIONARY
- MRS. CARROLL DOWNS MISS DUGGAN, 6-1, 6-2
- U. S. PLANS SUGAR CENSUS; Bureau Announces It Will Be Taken in Population Survey
- Kingsley, U. S. Nominee, Is Chosen To Succeed Tuck as IRO Director; United States Tactics Held Cause of Resentment at Meeting in Geneva
- Veteran Employes Honored
- MRS. LEO FEINBERG
- WOOD, FIELD AND STREAM
- Accused of Patent Infringement
- GREEK ARMY TAKES MAIN REBEL HEIGHT; Kaimakchalan's Cost Slight -- Belgrade Denies Guerrillas' Charge of Aiding Athens
- ENGLISH PLAYS IN PARIS; American Colony Gels Chance to See Home Products
- HUGH ALLEN MEADE
- NEW U. S. AIR COMMAND CREATED IN GERMANY
- R. E. RUFENAOHT, 56, qLFARE 0RKER; Former Cotton Merchant in Le Havre DiesmFled Nazis and Aided Bond Drives Here
- RETAIL FIGHT BEGUN ON NUISANCE TAXES; American Retail Federation Spearheads Drive to Repeal Wartime 'Luxury' Levies CONGRESS ACTION SOUGHT Jones Cites Sales Losses, Job Lay-Offs, Urging Elimination to Aid Economic Welfare
- 4 SOLDIERS ARRIVE AS ARMY'S GUESTS; Greeting by Gen. Smith Their Biggest Thrill, They Agree -- To See Yankees Today
- BROOKLYN CHURCH TO BE AIR-COOLED; New Catholic Edifice Will Be One of Few in Nation With a Conditioning System
- Stock Exchange Issues Valued
- Shipping News and Notes; Radio Officers Win Pay Rise in Pact With Atlantic, Gulf Operators
- RIDGWAY, PERON CONFER; Caribbean Commander Gives Arms Standardization View
- NUPTIAL$ ARE HEtzD FOR RUTH NUgBAUM; She Is Bride of A.-L. Cone Jr. in Sherry's--Dr. Perilman Performs the Ceremony
- 2 PRINCETON MEN GET SCHOLARSHIPS; Larkin Award for Sophomore Study Won by Detroit and Sumter, S. C. Students
- CAUTION DEVELOPS IN STOCK MARKET; Prices in Narrow Movement, Changes Mostly Fractional, Close Mixed VOLUME AT A 3-DAY LOW Steel Shares Unchanged to Fractions Lower -- Recovery Drive in Bonds Halts
- NEW GROUP SCANS SAFETY HAZARDS; Complaints Sent to Committee Are Investigated, Corrective Action Taken if Required
- A Correction
- Trima--Sugermu
- Golfers Try to Lower Score
- ARRESTS HIGHER IN JUNE; 2,081 Held for Major Crimes in State -- Below '48 Figure
- Lebanon Executes Would-Be Hitler After Party's Rebellion Collapses; EXECUTED IN LEVANT LEBANON EXECUTES FASCIST CHIEFTAIN
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Son to the F. L. Wilkinsons
- BOY, 6, DEAD IN ICEBOX; Pennsylvania Child Is a Victim of Suffocation in Unused Chest
- Plan Made to Retire Stock
- ALABAMA GRAND JURY ENDING KLAN INQUIRY
- DAVIS DENIES REDS ADVOCATED FORCE; Charge Against Party in U. S. Is a Hitlerian Slander, Defendant Tells Jury REPEATS 'HOUNDING' STORY Became Communist to Help War on Such as Klan and 'Police Brutes,' He Says
- Westinghouse Pay Talks
- TO PRACTICE WHAT WE PREACH
- ADVANCES HALTED IN COFFEE FUTURES; Scattered Profit Taking and July Liquidation Meet Moderate Support
- U. S. General Gets British Honor
- LIFE TERM MADE 10 YEARS; Participant in Auburn Prison Riots in 1929 Is Re-Sentenced
- Change in Our Economy; Present Problems Believed to Stem From Artificial Barriers
- CARDS, WITH POLLET, DEFEAT REDS, 6 TO 1
- OIL IMPORT CHECK SOUGHT; Members of Congress From Texas to Aid Independents
- London Editor Left $2,239,340
- Bakery Drivers to Vote Again
- COL, PHELPS NEWBERRY
- No Broadcast of Title Fight
- SUMMER FURNITURE HAS GOOD SEASON; Sales of 20 Manufacturers Reported Equal to Year Ago or Possibly Slightly Better
- Assumes Duties July 31
- GOETHE FESTIVAL RUNS UP BIG DEBT; But Hutchins, a Sponsor, Says Aspen Event Gives Impetus to World Understanding
- A GATOONIST, 66; Artist of 'Katzenjammer Kids" for King Features Syndicate for 35 Years Is Dead
- NATIONAL LEAD CUTS PAINT; 11% Reduction for House Type -- Martin-Senour Sets 10%
- Belgrade Hits Greek Rebel 'Slander'
- GEORGE PRATT
- BANGAWAY SCORES IN STRAIGHT HEATS; Takes $10,000 Dickerson Cup Trot at Goshen -- Pace Won by Royal Blackstone
- Religion Re-Enters Indian Politics After Lapse Since Gandhi's Death; Mahasabha Party Withdraws Retirement, Announced Following Assassination -- Shift Comes at Critical Juncture
- Russians Double Saxony Patrols
- NEW CABINETS ADD TO SPACE IN HOMES; Decorators Are Urged Not to Neglect Utilization of Corners in Dwellings
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- PITTSBURGH BUSINESS OFF; Drops to 2-Year Low as Coal Mines Close for Vacations
- AUSTRALIAN COURT JAILS UNION AIDE; Secretary Gets Six Months for Contempt of Law Barring Use of Funds for Strikes
- 31 COMMERCE GROUPS HIT TRUMAN SPENDING
- HEADS FRANCISCAN UNIT; President of St. Bonaventure Is Eastern Provincial
- COTTON PLANTINGS IN EXCESS OF GOAL; Acreage This Year Reported Largest Since 1937 -- Size of Crop Not Forecast RETURN OF CONTROLS SEEN Estimates of Yield Suggest Supply With the Carryover Greater Than Wanted COTTON PLANTINGS IN EXCESS OF GOAL
- 2D STRATOCRUISER FORCED TO RETURN; Engine Trouble 15 Minutes After Take-Off Brings Big Craft Back to Idlewild
- The Proceedings in Washington
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- SHRINERS TO HEAR TRUMAN; He Will Speak for 20 Minutes in Chicago on July 19
- STANDARD FACTORS BUYS; General Finance Corp. Sells Consumer Credit Business
- AIRLINE TO CUT FARES; All-American Reductions Will Be Effective Tomorrow
- THE HOLIDAY COUPE OF THE OLDSMOBILE DIVISION
- MRS. V. L. SKINNER BRIDE; Her Marriage to L, M. Housman Takes Place in Manila
- 'Operation Pollen' Nips Ragweed In Long Island War on Hay Fever; Fifteen Communities, Garden Clubs and Boy and Girl Scouts Join Campaign to Rid Wide Area of the Affliction
- CARLOADINGS OFF FOR THE WEEK, YEAR; Total of 644,182 Reported -- Table Shows Increases in Grains, Livestock
- OTHER CITIES HELP IN SMOKE CONTROL; Promise Cooperation in Fume Abatement Campaign -- 50 Complain in 2 Days
- GOP HOSTILITY RISES TO PACT ARMS AID; Taft and Wherry Seek to Keep Treaty Outside Military Help -- Covenant Believed Safe GOP HOSTILITY RISES TO PACT ARMS AID
- HAWAII BILL TO BE STUDIED; Senate Labor Group Will Meet Monday on Strike Measure
- Brooklyn Man Burned on Boat
- FORESTRY OFFICIAL NAMED; Interior Department Promotes Genaux to Assistant Chief
- Kodak Employes Get $96,000
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Vital Role of Hiss Typewriter Is Described by Woman Juror; Another Says Talesmen Could Not Be Sure About Documents -- Chambers Disbelieved Also
- Trusties Confess Holdup On Jaunt Outside Prison
- THE HUNG JURY
- Bones Broken in Crash, Fans Still Watch Yanks
- LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
- NEW STAY IN EDISON CASE; Appeals Court Will Hear Plea on Electric Rates July 19
- Objections to Atlantic Treaty
- DISMISSAL PLEA DENIED; Baseball Must Reply in 10 Days to Lanier-Martin Charges
- Great Western Would Borrow
- SOVIET PRESS SEES 'ALARM' IN BRITAIN; Commentator Reports Growing Demand for Expansion of East-West Trading
- ATOM IN INDUSTRY 'FAR OFF' TO FERMI; Nuclear Fission Pioneer Backs Industrialists in Praise of Lilienthal Board
- FRANK T. RAYMOND
- Pirates Get Schoolboy Hurler
- FALL BUYING ACTIVE IN CHILDREN'S WEAR; Traced to Retailers Seeking to Peak Back-to-School Stocks by Mid-August
- Curacao Ex-Official Freed
- KIDNAPPER IS SENTENCED; Youth, 20, Gets Indeterminate Term in Taxi Robbery
- MRS. WILLIAM D. W. HALL
- BOSWELL LEADS WITH 108; Former Alabama Football Star Paces Golf for Blind
- Get Valley Stream School Bids
- Australia Backs Genocide Pact
- SKIRBALL, MANNING TO DO 'BLIND SPOT'; Producers Will Release Movie Through RKO -- Louis Mayer to Discuss New Pact
- WILLIAM H. BRANNEY JR,
- DUTCH OFFICIAL SEES ACCORD IN INDONESIA
- HOSPITAL SALE HELD UP; Judge Delays Transfer of Pearl River Institution
- Becomes Sales Manager Of Chevrolet Motors Unit
- Article 1 -- No Title
- HEATING OIL PRICE CUT; Socony-Vacuum Seeks to Extend Summer Buying for Storage
- DRIVER ACTS AS STORK; Laundry Man Gets Woman to Believue on Time
- TOPICS OF THE DAY IN WALL STREET
- Lines Sued Over Bilge
- TRUMAN DEMANDS SAVING UMT FUND; Tydings Says President Bars Giving It to Air Force if Plan for Training Is Rejected
- GAS MASKS FOR WORKERS; Bought by Consolidated Edison for 1,200 of Emergency Staff
- HARLEM 'Y' MAKING BID FOR GANG BOYS; Robinson, Campanella Will Join Gym Staff in Fall -- Plant Decorated, Re-equipped
- UNION ASKS DP SHIFTS; Farm Group Would Move Them From Southern, Western Areas
- VETERANS' OUSTER FOUGHT; Stichman Protests Sale of Their Housing at Lido Beach
- FORCES PLAN NEWS UNIT; Center for All 3 to Be Set Up at 90 Church Street
- FINANCIAL NOTES
- 6TH JURY SESSION SET IN ROSSBACH INQUIRY
- Bus Mediation Sought
- Books of the Times
- 2 STATES ASK AID IN DROUGHT CRISIS; New Jersey and Massachusetts Want Federal Funds for Heavy Crop Losses SUNNY WEEK-END FOR CITY Peach Growers in Elizabeth Appeal for Fire Hose From New York Department
- BARKLEY GETS A PORTRAIT; Painting by Oklahoma Artist Is Given to Vice President
- Chambers Keeps Silence On Hiss Trial Outcome
- NEWSSTAND PICKETS ACCUSED AS ILLEGAL
- LABOR'S ROLE IN BRITAIN
- PIERCE OF WHITE SOX DOWNS TIGERS, 3 TO 1
- BERLIN IS ORDERED TO BALANCE BUDGET; West Tells Reuter Regime to Iron Out Issues by Aug. 1 -- Big Four to Meet Tuesday
- City Opera Troupe Names Weidman Ballet Director
- Parking Meters for the Battery
- INDIANS TRIP BROWNS WITH EARLY DRIVE, 6-5
- Falange Leaders Ask End of Censorship And Price Controls in Appeal to Franco
- VAUGHAN SUBPOENA ASKED; Keating Says Congress Should Quiz Him on '5 Per Centers'
- WARREN B. FENTON
- ITALIAN NETMEN LEAD, 2-0; Beat Yugoslavs in Singles of Davis Cup Semi-Final
- FOURTH CUT AUTO OUTPUT; Reduced to 116,878 Units This Week Here and in Canada
- President Auriol Suffers Chill
- PATRICK J. SMYTH
- BALBIERS IN TENNIS FINAL; Beats Oakley in Midland Match to Advance With Mottram
- BUSINESS NOTES
- Of Local Origin
- MRS. JAMES ROBINSON
- English Rifle Team Triumphs
- FUR FARMERS BACK BILL FOR FEDERAL AID
- Monaco Joins UNESCO
- Korean Mission Here Warns U. S. Of Red Conquest if Our Aid Fails; Spokesman Says Their Republic, Lacking Armament and Economic Stability, Would Be Swiftly Overwhelmed
- U. S. WOMEN CRITICAL OF BRITONS' MAKE-UP
- 2 IMPORTERS HERE HONORED BY FRANCE; Rosenthal, Radcliffe Awarded Medals and Scrolls for Aid to Franco-U. S. Trade
- Radio and Television; NBC to Offer 8 Experimental Drama Shows Over Video Starting Monday, July 25
- AMERICANS IN PRAGUE BARRED FROM VIENNA
- Indo-China Bars U. S. Writer
- ISLAND RESEARCH SLATED; 6 Scientists on Way to Pacific Areas for Navy Studies
- Two Pigeon Stowaways Deported on the Parthia
- Panama Ends Press Censorship
- FinburyKramer
- 10-CENT RATE IS SET ON PARKING METERS; City Traffic Board Apparently Bows to Administration on Minimum Charge NEW COSTS ARE FACTOR But Political Move Is Denied in Including Expenses of Project 'Engineering'
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Expectations of Devaluation Turn Speculative Traders to Commodity Issues
- MRS. BECK BREAKS DOWN; 'Lonely Hearts' Murder Trial in Bronx Is Cut Short
- Man Returned for 1946 Murder
- MARY SAUNDERS IS WED; Bride of Thomas G, Aspinwall Jr. in Bay Head Church
- 841 DP'S LAND AT BOSTON; 368 From Poland Included in the Latest Arrivals
- DIVIDEND NEWS
- CONVICT HELD KILLER OF TENOR IN ATLANTA
- CONGRESS APPROVES LOW-RENT HOUSING; FAST START SLATED; Foley Hopes to Get 50,000 Units Under Way in the Next Twelve Months SENATE PASSES ADDED BILL Powell Amendment to Assure Houses for Poor in Cleared Slums Is Rejected CONGRESS PASSES LOW-RENT HOUSING
- RACE BIAS COST PUT AT 6 BILLION A YEAR; Industrialist Computes the Toll on Potential Market of 15,000,000 Negroes
- STATE STUDY MADE ON SOCIAL SERVICE; Ostertag Says New Proposals in Legislature to Affect Whole Welfare Pattern
- Milk Price Rise Asked
- Pipeline in Texas Sold
- HISS RECORDING AVERTED; Officer Bars Machine of Radio Men From Courtroom
- BOARD VOTES STRIKE END; Bethlehem Steel Repairmen to Resume Work Monday
- EX-CONGRESSMEN AS LOBBYISTS
- RED SOX VANQUISH ATHLETICS, 7 TO 1; Stephens' 20th Homer Helps Boston Win Fourth in Row Before 34,276 Fans
- Session Set for Tuesday
- JACKIE ROBINSON DISPUTES ROBESON; Baseball Star Offers to Tell House Group He Would Fight Against Russia
- CHIEFS TOP JERSEYS, 3-2; Meeks' 360-Foot Homer in 9th Breaks Tie for Syracuse
- HOUSE BODY URGES FARM LAW REPEAL; Says Aiken Act Would Enable Brannan to Use Supports to 'Wreck' Economy
- Spanish Socialists Convicted
- YOUNG KILLER SENTENCED; Scott Gets 99 Years in Slaying of Girl Classmate, 16
- ANNE I. ROTHBUB
- Moore & White Buy Syco Corp.
- U. N. RENEWS CALL FOR ARAB DP HELP; Price Makes 'Urgent' Appeal to Members for Funds for Palestine War Victims
- Girl in a Coma 173 Days, Physician Abandons Hope
- MRS. LINVAL J. HIRE;
- Texas Aggies Name Irvin
- PRAGUE ORGAN SEES PLOT BY CATHOLICS; Church Leaders Are Accused of Attempting to Set Up an Anti-State Movement
- DIMAGGIO FAN ARRESTED; Barefoot Invader of Ball Field Fails to Get Autograph
- WILLIAM A: RUSSELL
- NEW YORK FIRM BUYS JERSEY WAREHOUSE
- PARIS DEBATE BEGINS ON EUROPEAN STATUTE
- U. S. WARSHIPS AT KOREA; Cruiser, 2 Destroyers Arrive at Inchon for 3-Day Visit
- Milk Bottle Nails Bandit
- LONG BEACH HOSPITAL RECEIVES IRON LUNG
- DAIL BACKS IRISH LEADER; Prime Minister Costello Wins Vote of Confidence, 74 to 65
- ANTI 'GYP' DRIVE HELD SUCCESSFUL; Better Business Bureau Notes Fewer Complaints Against Fraudulent Salesmen
- PRIEST IS BLUDGEONED AS HE PRAYS IN CHURCH
- ADVANCED BY CANADA DRY GINGER ALE
- SHIP FIRE AT GLASGOW; Outbreak on American Builder Is Quelled in Hour and Half
- Bill Provides 810,000 Units
- Thomas--Holloway
- SENATORS ASK WAGE FLOOR; Labor Committee Defines Three Purposes of 75-Cent Bill
- PHONE COMPANY BORROWS; Michigan Associated Issues $2,500,000 Mortgage Bonds
- KILLED IN AUTO AT WALDEN; Victim's Car Hits Porch After Being Struck From Behind
- Roosevelt Asks Listing As a 'Democrat-Liberal'
- SEES AID TO RAIL SAFETY; Signalmen's Head Urges Addition of 2d Fireman to Engines
- 3 MONTHS FOR HAIRCUTS; Court Gives Vagrant Barber Chance to 'Brush Up'
- COMEY GAINS IN SOARING; Massachusetts Flier Is Second Only to MacCready in Meet
- JURY IN HISS CASE DISMISSED; STOOD 8 TO 4 FOR CONVICTION; RETRIAL SCHEDULED FOR FALL; A 14-HOUR DEBATE Discharge Comes After Series of Ballots Fails to End Deadlock DEFENDANT SHOWS STRAIN Smile That Lasted Throughout Trial Finally Gives Way in His Disappointment TRIAL OF HISS ENDS IN JURY DISMISSAL
- GREEN LOOKS TO 1951 TO DEFEAT LABOR ACT
- Books -- Authors
- Lever Brothers & Unilever
- Speedy Retrial of Hiss Is Promised by Clark
- VICTORY FOR HOUSING
- Heads Advertising Agency Production Men's Club
- Uruguayan Envoy Seen Shifted
- SYMPHONY BUYS ESTATE; Boston Acquires Property Near Tanglewood for $25,000
- DR. MOR6AN DEAD; MEDICAL LEDER., 8i; Ex-President of AMA, Dean at Georgetown U. in 1931-35, Was Internal Specialist
- BRAVES TOP PHILS IN 16 INNINGS, 4-3; Crandall's Fly Sends Across Decisive Run -- Alvin Dark of Boston Injured
- YUGOSLAV LIKENS SOVIET TO CZARS; Piyade Says Moscow Regime Uses Diplomatic Ways of Its Imperialist Predecessors
- THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Gary Cooper Plays an Idealistic Architect in Film Version of 'The Fountainhead'
- HARRY.P. WACHTER
- Graham Outpoints Sanders
- DULLES IS SWORN IN TO REPLACE WAGNER
- BUYERS OF TIMBER PROTECTED BY U. S.; Agriculture Department Puts 'Elevator Clause' in Contracts for National Forest Lumber
- GREEK MUTINY AT SEA REPORTED AS BLOCKED
- MUSIC NOTES
- BUNK JOHNSON, 69, 'TRUMPET PLAYER; I Jazz Stylist Who Began in New] Orleans' DiesFeatured at / I.' 2 Town Hail'Concerts ]
- HIGH TREND VICTOR AT MONMOUTH PARK; 7-10 Choice Beats Gasparilla by Nose in Bramble Purse -- Faraway Is Third
- Lie Arrives in Norway
- LEAD ADVANCES 1C ON WAVE OF BUYING; Forward Bookings Extended Far Into September and Now Top August Shipments BIG U. S. CONTRACT CLOSED Pigments, Pipe and Plumbing Items, Sheet, Traps, Bends, Other Products Also Rise LEAD ADVANCES 1C ON WAVE OF BUYING
- WIDER EDUCATION FOR ADULTS URGED
- Barkley and Acheson Attend New Minister to Luxembourg at Ceremony in Presence of Many of the Capital's Notables
- 2D DIVISION REUNION TO HONOR WAR HERO
- LANDLORDS LOSE RENT SUIT; 3-Judge Federal Court Bases Decision on Jurisdiction
- CHICAGO OFFERING $18,350,000 BONDS; Bids on Issues Asked July 21 -- News of Financing of Other Municipalities
- WEST SPLITS ON AUSTRIA; France Supports Soviet Demand for Promissory Notes
- R, R. RODENBERG MARRIES; Washington Sportsman Weds Mrs. Jean Henry of Australia
- 'No Chance' for MVA Hearings
- $5,000 Gems Stolen in Hotel
- SMALL NATION VOICE IN WEST PACT URGED
- Miss Theresa Holly Affianced
- NEW GOP STRATEGY CHIEF; Arthur Summerfield Is Named Chairman of Committee
- Form New Export Concern
- O'Dwyer Now Seen Willing To Run for Mayor Again; Tells AFL-CIO Group He Will Reply to Plea Early Next Week -- His Designation by 5 County Leaders Due Monday MAYOR NOW SEEN CONSENTING TO RUN
- 'LITTLE TAFT LAW' VETOED; Alabama Governor Assails It as 'Class Legislation'
- EVICTED VETERAN AIDED; Housing Expediter Gets Court Order Against Landlady
- BROTHER OF KILLER READY TO GIVE UP; Lawyer for Kinsman of Dunn, Executed for Hintz Murder, to Surrender Him
- N. E. A. VOTES BAN ON RED MEMBERS; Teachers Call on Profession Not to Employ Communists -- One Voice in Protest
- PRESIDENT ORDERS RAIL DISPUTE PANEL; Truman Acts to Avert Strike Monday on Lines of the Missouri Pacific
- CHINESE ANNIVERSARY
- Advertising News
- Bulgaria's Acting Premier 'Temporarily Indisposed'
- Havana Labor Shooting Fatal
- MSGR. JOIdN J. O'BRIEN
- NEWARK LOSES, 5-2, 3-1; Maldovan and Wilson Turn Back Bears for Baltimore
- OIL TALKS 'EXPLORATORY'; Marshall Plan, British, Dutch Officials Confer on Outlook
- Douglas Off for Tribal Area
- BLIND FOR 18 YEARS, HE REGAINS HIS SIGHT
- :ALLISON DODD, 84, RETIRED BANKER; Founder of Bloomfield Trust Company Dies--On Essex County Park Board
- ROSCOE DUO TAKES MEDAL IN RYE GOLF; Denmark of Siwanoy Helps in a 61 That Paces Apawamis Member-Guest Teams
- Lebanon Accepts Israel's Bid
- Jersey Jobless Pay Up 50%
- HERBERT HOLDSWORTH
- Maddock Missouri Line Aide
- Building in Jersey City Leased
- RUMANIA SETS TAX PLAN; Collective Farms to Be Exempt for First Two Years
- Philadelphia Opera's Plans
- WILLIAM H. 'i'. FOSTER
- SWEDES END TOUR TODAY; Kamraterna to Oppose Select New York Soccer Team
- YOSHIDA DEMANDS CONTROL OF POLICE; Cabinet Holds Move Needed to Give Regime Powers to Halt Violence in Japan
- COMMUNISTS SPUR SOUTH KOREA DRIVE; Broadcast Urges 'Overthrow' of President Rhee -- Latter Assails Bond to Russia
- Mellon Institute Studies Special Food for Aged
- SEMINARS PLANNED AT MISSION SESSION; Classes for Laymen, Clergy Also Set for Lake George Conference Next Week OVERSEAS NEEDY ASSISTED Catholics, Protestants Forming Food Gift Collection Units -- Other News of Religion
- Post-War Record Set In E-Bond Purchases
- Congress by Sept. 3 -- That's Barkley 'Guess'
- DP HARVESTERS ARRIVE; Long Island County Gets First of 730 Poles From Germany
- 25 SAVED AS TRAIN BURNS; Crew Member on Flyer in West Enters Flames to Get Boy
- Appointed Steel Consultant
- KINGS POINT DOOM SEEN IN FUND CUT; Leader of Cadet Alumni Group Protests Proposed Slash in Maritime Training
- JOINT STAFF CHIEFS, HOUSE GROUP SPLIT; Committee Rejects View of Top Military Men That Chairman Should Have Senior Rank
- Elizabeths toS'=KellyN zo==ls
- Corn Picked at Night in Jersey To Give Public a Fresh Product; 13,000-Acre Burlington Area Uses System That Assures Top Markets -- One Man Runs Maine-to-Florida Deliveries
- Pecora Wins Poll for Mayoralty, Sharkey and Roosevelt Jr., Next
- UNION ASSETS 3 MILLION; Potters Report on Funds Under Rules of Taft-Hartley Act
- Widelitz--Singer
- Doctor-Angler Reels Out Pharmaceutical Fish Tale
- PRICE RISE ENDS IN WHEAT FUTURES; But Late Rally Cuts Day's Losses in Chicago -- Soybeans Up, Oats Off, Others Mixed
- LUCIANO DETAINED BY ITALIAN POLICE; Deported Vice King Is Held for Questioning on Any Link to Smuggling of Cocaine
- 300 BILLION OUTPUT HELD TRUMAN GOAL; President's Message Expected to Ask 18% Annual Rise in Goods and Services 300 BILLION OUTPUT HELD TRUMAN GOAL
- Albany Electricians Get Rise
- ILL VETERAN WINS RIGHT TO HIS HOME; Court Upsets Housing Agency's Rule Barring Family From Apartment It Bought
- REESE TRIPLE IN 6TH SETS UP 4-3 VICTORY; Dodger Captain Carries Over Winning Run Against Giants on a Long Fly by Snider PALICA RESCUES BARNEY He Retires Last 6 Batters in Order -- New York 3-Run 5th Drives Out Newcombe
- BRITISH AUTHOR, HERO, KILLED IN CAR CRASH
- JOB RATING SLOWS TOKYO ROSE'S TRIAL; Defense Asserts Her Personnel Record Offered in Court Has 'Patent Inaccuracies'
- Two Unions Vote on Merger
- Topics of The Times
- PAGE SINGLE WINS FOR BOMBERS, 4-3; Blow Beats Senators in 12th -- DiMaggio's Hit in 9th Ties Game for Yanks
- SUGAR FLOW DISTURBED; Coast Refiners Turn to Cuba, Puerto Rico From Hawaii
- Russians Halt Trucks Bound for West Berlin
- NEW OAKLAND SPAN HELD PERIL IN WAR; San Francisco Mayor Urges Senators Not to Approve a Parallel Bridge
- JAMES B. LICHTENBERGER
- ACHESON ASSIGNS AIDES; 4 New Assistants Get Posts as He Continues Reorganizing
- GEORGE H. BEATTIE
- LESNEVICH SIGNS FOR BOUT WITH CHARLES
- BUSINESS WORLD
- ISRAELI SAYS PEACE WITH SYRIA IS NEAR
- SWERLING TO WRITE BOOK FOR MUSICAL; Signed for 'Guys and Dolls,' Based on Stories by Runyon -- Loesser Doing Songs
- HERBERT LENT
- GHEZZI AND SNEAD SHARE LINKS LEAD; Deal Pro, Bidding for Ryder Cup Berth, Cards 65 for 134 in Reading Open
- U. S. WILL PROTEST SHANGHAI ARREST; Orders Embassy Aides in China to Complain to Communists on Seizing of Vice Consul
- SHOPPING CARTS GAIN FAVOR HERE; City Women Find Them Handy During Wait for Laundry -- Prices $2 to $7.50
- DR. RUTHERFORD GLEASON
- 2 HIGH U. S. OFFICIALS LEAVING BERLIN POSTS
- U. N. to Take No Action
- RECTOR TO BECOME BISHOP; Pastor in Cincinnati Is Elevated to Ohio Coadjutor
- Presbyterians to Hear Edinburgh Professor
- PRIMARY AVERAGES DROP 0.1% IN WEEK; Grains' Price Rise More Than Offset by Declines in Meats, Livestock, Commodities
- SHIP MOVEMENTS CLOSELY GUARDED; FBI Keeps Watch on Vessels From Iron Curtain Nations and All Departures
- New Industries Must Save Puerto Rico In Next 20 Years, Gov. Munoz Marin Says
- Forests Burn in South Oregon
- INTERFAITH MEMORIAL; Camp to Dedicate Flagpole for Men of Three Religions
- UTILITIES TO MERGE TO AID LIQUIDATION; SEC Approves Union of Two Kansas Companies in Big Holding Concern Move
- Peace Talks Fail in Reno
- Rager Supporters to Meet
- Child to Mrs. Edward G. Hookerl
- Mayor Gets Dutra Photograph
- BANK MERGER URGED; Directors Would Unite Clifton National, Passaic National
- 11TH IN BROXMEYER CASE; Goldstein Held in $1,000 Bail in Alleged Check Frauds
- U. S.-BRITISH TALKS HELD EXPLORATORY; CRIPPS AIRS PLIGHT; Snyder and Canadian Minister Listen to 4-Hour Analysis -- Parley Resumes Today SOVIET WHEAT DEAL MADE London Will Get Big Quantity With Million Tons of Coarse Grains in Barter Plan U. S.-BRITISH TALKS HELD EXPLORATORY
- IOWA STRIKE IS ENDED; CIO Union at John Deere Plant Agrees to Arbitration
- HELElv F. SIMMOIVDS BRIDE OF W. R. KUHNS
- TENANTS GET LIGHTS AGAIN; But Exodus From Jam-Packed Sheridan Arms Continues
- AUTO TITLE LAW URGED; State Called a 'Dumping Ground' for Stolen Cars
- House Votes Pay Rises to Cabinet To Avert Private-Industry Drains; HOUSE VOTES RISES FOR THE CABINET
- UAW AIMS TO BUILD BIG RESERVE FUND; Leaders Will Ask Convention to Allow $10,000,000 Drive to Help Finance Strikes
- Marion Merrigan Betrothed
- PIRATES BEAT CUBS FOR 7TH IN ROW, 2-1; Lombardi Scatters Six Hits, Going Route for Pittsburgh -- Smalley Slams Homer
- Bill Sets Higher Metal Duties
- CAB OPPOSES CHANGES; Fights Two Recommendations of the Hoover Commission
- RED TEACHER BAN SCORED; ALP Tells Board of Regents Law Is Unconstitutional
- MINERS OBEY LEWIS, STAY OUT OF ALL PITS
- Indian View Explained; Attitude of Seneca Nation Toward Control by State Is Set Forth
- Redskins Trade Nussbaumer
- Sharon Steel to Close Works
- CHOICE OF BONN APPROVED; Western Powers to Withdraw Troops From Rhine Town
- BLOOD DONOR PAROLED; Youth Accused of Attempting Burglary to Aid Ill Sister
- Man Killed by Trolley Car
- Locke Ties Bradshaw of Ireland for British Open Title With 283 at Sandwich; SOUTH AFRICAN ACE IN PLAY-OFF TODAY Locke Equals Bradshaw's 68 and 70 on Final 2 Rounds for Record-Tying 283 STRANAHAN LOW AMATEUR Ohioan Scores 74 and 72 for 290 in British Open Golf -- Bulla Fades to 299
- PUSH HOME USE OF FLUORESCENTS; Manufacturers at Furniture Show Say They Will Seek Share of Market
- U. S. INVITES STUDY OF PACIFIC ISLANDS; Sayre and Delegation Say U.N. Mission Could Visit All but Eniwetok and Bikini
- Court Ends Truck 'Siege' Women Claim 'Victory'
- FREDERICK H. WELSH
- MISS ORCUTT WINS ON ARCOLA LINKS; Triumphs on Draw After Tying With 3 Others at 1 Down in Match Against Par
- LUMBER PRODUCTION OFF; 7.5% Drop Reported for Week Compared With Year Ago
- The Proceedings In the U. N.
- ERNEST G. FRANK
- HOUSING PARCELS CONVEYED IN BRONX; Deals Closed on Tiffany St., Union and Stebbins Aves. -- Builder Buys Sites
- Chinese Seek Apology
- SHE RETURNS A CITIZEN BY ACT OF CONGRESS
- ROBERT J. BARTNETT
- 17 Craft Leave Execution Light In 106-Mile Block Island Race; Wyland's Sloop Wind Call Choice to Repeat in New York A. C. Sail -- Motor Cruisers Start Predicted Log Event Today
- REAL ESTATE NOTES
- INDIA-PAKISTAN TALKS SET; Both Nations Accept Bid by U. N. Body for Parley on Kashmir
- Philippines Storm Kills 12
- News of Food; Molds Used for Home-Freezing of 'Popsicles' Now Serve as Masks for Youngsters' Dishes
- ALASKA STILL HUNTS FOR 3; Air-Ground Search Pushed for Botanist, Wife and Pilot
- EVANS HEADS SALESMEN; Bureau of National Associations Announces Shift in Officers
- FCC DENIES WQXR PLEA; But Ruling Delays for 14 Days Albany Tests Station Opposes
- GOVERNMENT PARTY IN MEXICO GAINS; It Claims Nine More Deputies in the Chamber on Incomplete Count of July 3 Election
- Envoy to Egypt Confirmed
- Rockefeller Plaza Closing
- ICC Bars Bus Line Deal
- PENSION BID MADE BY INLAND STEEL; But Union Says It Will Reject Proposal -- Other Producers Turn Down All Demands
- ;TROTH ANNOONCED OF MOIRA REDMOND,; Spence School Alumna the Fiancee of O. D. Filley Jr., Former Officer in AAF
- SCHOOLS CONTINUE LESSONS BY RADIO; WNYC to Broadcast Courses in English and History During Summer
- Date Set for Rate Hearing
- NINE ON NAVAL PLANE AS IT CRASHES AT SEA
- Britain Threatens Dockers With a State of Emergency; Britain Threatens Dock Strikers With Emergency Powers Action
- TYPE PICTURES ON VIEW; Brooklyn Library Shows Works Made With Printers' Devices
- COOK AND CREW OF 3 SAIL; Selects His Men for Free Trip in Southern Waters
- PHONE BOOKS AS ARMOR; Are Used to Line Pay Trucks to Foil Bandit Attacks
- HOUSE TO SURVEY 'MONOPOLY POWER'; Eight-Member Body Reported to Have Truman 'Blessing' in Trust-Laws Inquiry HOUSE TO SURVEY 'MONOPOLY POWER'
- LABOR BACKS FTC NOMINEE; Spokesmen Blame Monopolists for Opposition to Carson
- EISENHOWER IN TILT ON EDUCATION AID; Opposes Federal Grants for 'Rich' States -- Other Panel Educators Disagree
- Bushwicks on Top by 11-2
- Alters Sample Room Hours
- U. S., BRITAIN SHIFT GERMAN AID RATIO; Accord Is Designed to Halt the Drain on London's Dollars -- Will Run Three Months
- Insurance Agents Vote
- Subway Tie-ups; Notice Should Be Given Entering Passengers, It Is Felt
- Cella in Boston U. Post
- NAVAL STORES
- Wheat Deal With Russia
- Queens Legion Meets
- Edwards Halts Eckert at 19th Hole To Gain Junior Golf Semi-Finals; Peterson Beats Campbell at 20th as Kelly Ousts Roll, the Medalist, 4 and 2, and Cestone Tops Vasoll by Same Score
- NEWSPAPER MEN AT QUITO; Infra-American Press Congress Opens Sessions on Monday
- WRIT WON FOR ZAIKOFF; Suspected Alien Red Ordered Into Federal Court Tuesday
- ADAM ROBERT HAMPTON
- Mother III, Frisch Called
- ROBOT NEWS BROADCASTER; Westinghouse Device Keeps Its Plant Supervisors Posted
- FINNS STAND FIRM IN MIDDLE COURSE; But Regime Is Careful to Avoid Any Offense to Moscow -- People Friendly to U. S.
- S. WILLARD SMITH, 77, ONCE HEADED CHILDS
- Capot Favored Over Palestinian in Empire City Handicap at Jamaica Today; GREENTREE ENTERS THREE IN RICH RACE Capot, Wine List, One Hitter Form-Favored Trio Today in $56,600 Fixture CONNIVER SCORES BY HEAD 17-10 Shot, With Arcaro Up, Defeats Loser Weeper in Handicap at Jamaica
- ELMONT TAXPAYER SOLD; Building Containing Six Stores Among Long Island Deals
- PRETORIA TO MODIFY CURB; South Africa's Import Controls to Be Revised at End of 1949
- ILL DANISH CHILD ARRIVES; Doctor Father of 'Pen Friend' Will Try to Cure Her
- MRS. LEOPOLD REISS
- BETTING STUDY PROPOSED; Illinois Governor Has Measure for Off-Track Wagering
- PROPERTIES SOLD NEAR OLD CARBARNS; New York Life Buys on Second Ave. Opposite Housing Site -- Deal on W. 54th St.
- One Killed in Jerusalem Clash
