High School Fraternity Party Ends in Jail for 19 Teens
In Columbus Ohio 19 teenage boys aged 14 to 19 were jailed after a private party north of the city was raided by county authorities. Beta Phi fraternity of North High School was linked to the incident with one former member aged 21.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry Keely
Sheriff's Office
Capt. Keely
Keely
Beta Phi Fraternity
North High School
Don Dunlap
Clayton W. Rose
Domestic Relations Court
L. L. Kauffman
The
Black Hawk
Ralph J. Paul
Copter Rescues All 16 Survivors of Crashed B-50
In Labrador wilderness 16 US Air Force personnel survived a B-50 crash and were rescued by a helicopter then flown to Goose Bay hospital. One crewman had a leg fracture. the others were unhurt after three and a half days stranded. The craft had departed Goose Bay for Tucson when the accident occurred.
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Halifax
N. S
Wilds of
Labrador
Goose Bay
US Air Force
Great Circle
Tucson
Ariz
Bernard Baruch Portrait of a Citizen condensed issue
In a 13 page Reader's Digest condensation of William L. White's Bernard Baruch: Portrait of a Citizen the financier is portrayed as bold and farsighted. It notes his early rise to millionaire status by age 32 and his role as elder statesman forecasting the 1929 crash and the Second World War while urging armament.
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Reader's Digest
Wm. L. White
Bernard Baruch
Elder Statesman
Current Books
Circus To Feature Mrs Gargantua In New Gorilla Exhibit
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus presents Toto Mrs Gargantua the Great and two Congo baby gorillas in a new air conditioned cage display. The Greatest Show on Earth arrives in Austin October 3 with 2 shows at 2 15 and 4 15 and doors at 1 and 7 featuring Europe's top acts and four new Super-spectacles including When Dreams Come True produced at a cost of 300000 dollars.
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Gargantua—Toto
Gargantua the Great
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Austin
Miami
Ringling Brothers and
Barnum and Bailey Organization
Toto
Congo
America
West Africa
Europe
Death Sentence Of Officer Gets Walker Review
First Lieutenant Leon A. Gilbert of Chester Pa Army Infantry was sentenced to death for refusing to lead his men in Korea. The case, tried under the 75th Article of War, was reviewed by Eighth Army Commander Walton H. Walker and by President Truman. Gilbert’s wife appealed to President Truman after the sentence on July 30.
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Korea
Army
Leon A. Gilbert
Chester
24Th Infantry
29Th Infantry
Italy
Gilbert
York
Truman
Japan
Eighth Army
Walton H. Walker
Steel Mills Gear For Peak Output
New York data show the nation's steel mills projected to hit a record weekly output of 1,942,200 net tons. Capacity use at 100.7 percent would surpass the prior peak of 1,940,600 tons set May 22. Last week ran 100.4 percent with 1,936,400 tons. a month ago 97.1 percent yielded 1,872,800 tons.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Texan heads ABA state bank division at 75th convention
Bankers from Texas Wyoming Ohio Kentucky Massachusetts and New York were elected to top positions at the American Bankers Association 75th annual convention. John Q McAdams Winters State Bank Texas became president of the state bank division. Guy Sturgeon Bank of Commerce Sheridan Wyoming named vice president of the division. William A Beckman Western Bank & Trust Cincinnati Ohio named president of the savings mortgage division. Ralph Fontaine Kentucky Bankers Association Louisville elected president of the state association section.
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New York
Texas
Wyoming
Ohio
Kentucky
Massachusetts
American Bankers Association
ABA
John Q. McAdams
Winters State Bank
Winters
State Bank
Guy Sturgeon
Bank of Commerce
Sheridan
William A. Beckman
Western Bank & Trust Co
Cincinnati
Savings & Mortgage
Ralph Fontaine
Kentucky Bankers Association of
Louisville
State Association
Two Airmen Die in Head On Collision Near Base
SAN ANTONIO Sept 25 Two airmen were killed and two injured in a head on collision near Lackland Air Force Base early Monday. The fallen were Staff Sergeant Albert A Geant 28 and Sergeant Glenn W Jones 21. Injured were Sergeant Cecil Cash and Corporal Lloyd W W Lewis. The crash occurred about midnight.
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San Antonio
Lackland Air Force Base
Sheriff's Office
Albert A Geant
Glenn W Jones
Cecil Cash
Lloyd W.W. Lewis
Lutes Plans San Antonio Camp Polk Inspection Run
Lieutenant General Leroy Lutes Fourth Army commander travels from San Antonio to Camp Polk Louisiana for an inspection and conference with Army chief of staff General J Lawton Collins. He will return Tuesday night.
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San Antonio
Leroy Lutes
Camp Polk
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Court to Rule on Rent Decontrol Review Power
In Washington an attorney for Housing Expediter Tighe Woods argued federal courts lack jurisdiction to review Los Angeles Mayor City Council rent decontrol. The court took the matter under advisement after a three hour hearing. The case stems from an injunction sought to block decontrol actions pending wartime price controls.
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Washington
Tighe E. Woods
Los Angeles
Natham Sigal
Woods
US Court of Appeals
Sigal
Supreme Court
OPA
Charles S. Rhyne
Federal District Court
Congress
Rhyne
Court of Appeals
Los Angeles Tenants Council
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Mrs. Gargantua
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Frank W. Moore
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Roy F. Leslie
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