Indictment Counts in Latimore Case Face Supreme Court Review
The article discusses doubts about materiality of seven indictment counts and seeks Supreme Court review. It notes Barrett’s majority stance on vagueness in count eight and the Justice Department’s need to study the term sympathizer before deciding. It mentions Lattimore, Youngdahl, and the Communist party context, with references to related testimonies and alleged actions in 1937 and 1953 family incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Lattimore
Supreme Court
Latlimore
Diye Barrett Igpeltetnii
Youngdahl
Communist Party
Get Voles Salit Saisie
Asiati
Asiaticus
Mira Mulch
Ite
APR Mgazines
Russi
Defense minister via routine talks on probes and progress
From Brendane reports Defense Minister Ralph Cantpeny described a brief meeting as routine with general discussion of probe activities. In Dana Wilson noted Canada and the United States were making progress in continental defense as Harald Talbott met NATO leaders in Paris with Lt Gen Lauria Norstad and then traveled to West Germany.
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Brendane
Fosiah
Ralph Cantpeny
Dana
Wilson
Canada
United States
Ain
Harald Talbott
Paris
Ineliding
Lauria Norstad
Air Edmander
Central Europe
Talbott
West Germany
Guatemalan Political Shakeup and Allied Military Drills
Guatemala faces a power shift as Castille Arr agrees to a provisional vice presidency to lead the interim government until elections by July 7. Meanwhile, Army and NATO allied forces prepare major drainage exercises from July 16 to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Ardonz
Salvador
Mordon
Thea
Enteral Oty
John’ He
Pearlfoy
Castille Arr
Ihig
Guatersaly
Igassilla Armas
Guateamala
Rupbert
Stevens
Tntr
9Th Infantry Division
Tennenlohe
North Altand
Selgin, Nee
Third Strange Contincted Mem Day Report Near Mrs Cox
Shavit Robert Mellze testified that Mrs Cox described taking a taxi from Indianapolis to Walnut Grove during a bat ride. A physician examined her and reported she sloped. Wilson took his daughter home after refusing to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Wilson Kanes
Robert Mellze
Poll in New York to choose party candidates for governor
A Democratic Committee poll of about 150 000 voters will be conducted across New York State later this month to select the party nominee for governor. At least 16 names will appear on the ballot including Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Harriman Farley Finletter Froessel Froessel Medina Jackson Kramer and other notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Democratic Committee
Franklin
Roosevelt
Rauber £. Waster Jr
Mutual Security
Averell Harriman
James A. Farley
Une Aw Karee
Thomas K. Finletler
Dudges
Hyplog
W. Froessel
Charlsand
Harald R. Medina
Robert A. Jackson
Donald Kramer
Binghamton, NY
Mystery of Annihilation Photographs Cosmic Ray Traces
A damaged scientific note describes a photographic trace from matter anti matter annihilation producing a narrow, straight light like streaks. The image shows a cascade of electron pairs and possible other particle tracks, noted for their purity and clarity by Dr Schein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Oley
Schein
Partieless
Schell
Fragmented Report on Strange Particles and Power Experiments
The article discusses high voltage experiments and the creation of unusual particles. It mentions a River of the antieprolon and a 100,000 feat achievement. Caution is noted about atmospheric interactions and potential particle annihilation. Dr. Sehain and Wy Atonm smashing machines are cited regarding nuclear theory implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selon Usla
Sehain
Halfway sunted room Taye tied Hooch and Drum
Local notes show Taye and Hooch involved in a dispute over a room and a drum, with a four dollar ad placed by W Burgess MyCeeary and division of duties attributed to Henry PL Sebrens.
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W. Burgess
MyCeeary
Henry PL
Sebrens
Hoosier college drive yields payroll style figures and notes
A report session led by YMCA and college officials featured workers listed by division and amounts, with Dr. John A. Morrison and Frank K. Zoll speaking on urgency of completing drives. The article also details a separate case about James Thorne with medical findings and a contested will.
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Wee
Lud
Tou
Arate
Alexanders
Roby
J Y. Medahina
Ralph Manger
M. Maele Earhart
Dean Russell OW
Haberl
Hew
Monroe Chuster
Yd W Stoelting
LeRoy Abbott
Norman le Cook
William F
Heverimale
Nr. Steele
J Smith
Willin H. Bowser
John A. Morrison
Hoosier
Smith
Bowser
John Th Kane
Team D-tilor
Vila A. Deubach
James Macholtz
Florence
Orr
Carl Smith
Hts
Young and Mex
Eugene Steiner
Gene
Maureen
W. Newberry
A. d. Lindsey
Ernest A. Owen
Eapry
Wills
Iain Frei L. Matthews
de. Kab
A. Nicholson
Clarence
Patterson
Wilmarwill
Ponder
Beulah Woods
County Council Budget Proposals and Members Named
County council debate covers budget reductions including 5158 from county revenue for equipment 82739 for surveyor land school expenses and biotoprint 837 from assessor subscription to Chicago Journal of Commerce and office furniture 354.38 for primary election telephone exposure funds 925 for Monroe and Pipe Creek township assessor office supplies 5300 for county records examination and welfare visitor salaries plus 100 for welfare office equipment funds. Members listed: C M Busby president Charles Shull L J Marun Karl Tougherty Clelis B E Bair Lee Dina and Kerman Murkle.
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Fhe
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Vlelion
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Ue County Conncil
C. M. Busby
Charles Shull
L. J. Marun
Karl Tougherty
Clelis BE. Bair
Lee Dina
Kerman Murkle
Unclear 1930s Team Rosters and Officials Listed
Fragmented OCR text shows numerous names, captains, divisions, and spouses from a historical team or league roster. It names Toum Dis Miss Wally Shinn Miss Cliudeana Eller Edith Mrdeman, Loren A. Owen, Kean Dall Pam Smith, Jobo Lore, Carol D. Tel ver, and many others with captains and couples, but no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toum Dis
Wally Shinn
Cliudeana Eller
Edith Mrdeman
Wolf Penm
Marie
Steeny
Miery
Iillian Buey
Hiv
Loren A. Owen
Kean Dall
Pam Smith
Walter
A. Lebman
Aunt Airs
John J. Phelps
Marold
Phillips
Boron
Peant
Mabethias Schoger
Vincent
Kelly
Termin Landes
Jobo Lore
Vay
Jack Duff
Koy Tae Shure
Carol D. Telver
Tom Dillman
Airs
George
McGien
Donrag
James Michael McCoy Infant Dies in Jamestown Hospital
James Michael McCoy infant son of Mr and Mrs John McCoy Chesterfield died Monday in Jamestown NY Women’s Christian Association Hospital 36 days after birth. Burial followed graveside services at Memorial Park. Surviving parents two sisters Rose Anna and Lindis, paternal grandfather Albert Mulloy Anderson, maternal grandmother Mrs Alice Miller Louisville KY, and several aunts and uncles. Family was visiting Jamestown as the climate infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Michael McCoy
John McCoy
Chesterfield
Tly Women's Christian Associating Hospital
Jamestown
N. Y
Dawes
Mal
Greer Steel Plant
Sells and Rowe
2 Pan
Memorial Park
Mwh
Rose Anna
Lindi Sues
Abert Mulloy
Anderson
Alice Miller
Louisville
Tnameston
Cooler Weather Update From Indiana Plants Decline
South Bend reported 0 degrees while Fort Wayne reached 53 Lafayette 56 and Terre Haute 59 statewide crop reports show heavy moisture shortages. Livestock shortages and deteriorating corn and melon crops spread through southern counties as wheat harvest advances. A Wednesday night rain flooded a Richmond utility work site causing a power outage that knocked out 27 000 telephones. Service largely restored within 45 minutes, but 2500 lines remained down Thursday.
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South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Purduy University
Sisid
Richmond
Witome Telephont Co. Exchange
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IBM
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