Truman Says Government Salvation of Private Business
President Truman touring Montana claims government action has saved private enterprise from ism threats and will continue to protect jobs and welfare. He cites Hungry Horse dam as an oak growing from an acorn and pledges repeal of Taft Hartley while defending democracy against communism. He addresses crowds in Missoula Butte and Garrison and meets miners.
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Prison to Release Rutledge on Bond
Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr., a St. Louis pediatrician, will be freed on a $40,000 bond from Iowa State Penitentiary Fort Madison while appealing a 70 year second degree murder sentence for the fatal Cedar Rapids hotel room stabbing of Byron Hartman. The bond was posted by Laura Rogers of Sioux City real estate holder.
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Robert C. Rutledge Jr
St. Louis
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Iowa Supreme Court
Rutledge
Byron Hartman
Hartman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Laura Rogers
Sioux City
Anti Scout Doctrine Divides Lutherans in Wisconsin
In Princeton Wisconsin Reverend Walter Strohschein rejects confirming Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts in the Lutheran faith. He says religious training belongs in the church and claims Wisconsin synod churches broadly support the anti Scout doctrine. A split arises with Mrs Phil Leahner disputing the interpretation as false doctrine after Strohschein arrived last December.
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Wis
Walter Strohschein
Strohschein
St. John’s Church
Wisconsin Synod
Lutheran Church
Synod
Phil Leahner
Leahner
Beauty Rest Breaks Home After 11 Years
Mrs. Violet M. Formento, 30, won a divorce from her husband Glen after an 11 year marriage in Detroit. She testified he slept during most of their married life including while entertaining guests and in the movies, a factor she cited in the breakup.
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Detroit
Violet M. Formento
Glen
Eugene Dennis Begins Serving Year in Prison
Eugene Dennis general secretary of the Communist Party began a one year prison term for contempt of Congress with five years more and a $10,000 fine tied to a New York conspiracy case. He fought his contempt conviction to the Supreme Court and argued for release to prepare the appeal.
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Communist Party
David A. Pine
Dennis
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Supreme Court
New York
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Forer
Pine
House un-American Activities Committee
Francis Waldron
Seattle
Wash
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Siamese Twins to be Separated at Royal Alexandra Hospital
Canada's only living Siamese twins Beverly and Bredna Townsend will undergo separation surgery Sunday at Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton. They were born November 17 at Tofield Hospital and are joined at the abdomen. Dr. Eardley S. Allin leads the operation and feels fairly optimistic about the outcome.
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Alta
Canada
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Beverly
Bredna Townsend
Tofield Hospital
Eardley S. Allin
Sinatra and Gardnier Pose As Rain Delays Film Shoot
In Barcelona region on May 12 Frank Sinatra visited Ava Gardner at a rain soaked villa while rival bullfighter Mario Cabre wrote a poem for her from nearby Gerona. The weather forced the postponement of a scene for Miss Gardner’s new film and Sinatra planned to accompany her to the coastal town of Tossa.
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