Ardent Jealousy and Murder Plot Unfolds in Kitsap
A Kitsap couple faced dramatic revelations as a husband sought bail after his wife admitted hiring killers to murder him over a troubled marriage. Prosecutors described a plotted scheme with accomplices and conflicting confessions from two alleged conspirators, revealing a web of motive, fear, and betrayal.
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Wesh
Fey
Atarpratt
Kitsap
Jameson
Stockton
Cali
Ores
Rey RH
Greenwood
Font
Munro
Digit
Sax
Scott
Mame
Piatt
Texan Representative Beckworth Publicizes Black Sea Project
Representative Lindley Beckworth of Texas worked on a project to popularize the black sea with the navy. The effort began after Texas personnel at Green Cove Springs naval station noted they were not yet receiving the proper ration of black peas.
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Navy
Green Cove Gs
Florida
Naval Station
Beckworth
Shrine Circus Tickets On Sale In Baytown
Individual tickets or books of tickets to the Shrine Circus in Houston are available at several Baytown businesses. R. E. Minter, ticket sales chairman for Fast Harris County, announced today. Tickets are sold at Minter Cleaners Scattorough Pharmacy Tri-City Pharmacy Black's Pharmacy and Leggett's Drugs Store.
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Houston
Baytown
R. E. Minter
Fast Harris County
Minter Cleaners
Scattorough
Tri-City
Black's Pharmacy
Leggett's Drugs
Biblical Scrolls Stir Up Dispute Among Hebrews
Eight ancient Hebrew scrolls found near the Dead Sea trigger a ownership dispute among Syriac Monastery of St Mark's Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Palestine authorities. The Library of Congress insured them for 55000, but value is debated. four scrolls were bought by the university and three by the Hebrew University, with protection and potential sale abroad sparking controversy.
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Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Bethlehem
Palestine
United States
St Mark's
America
Eleazer L. Sukanila Sukenik
Israst
Keith ‘Roach
Roach
Palestine Archaeological Museum
British Museum
Palestina
Bracero Contracts May Get Court Test
Fort Lavaga reports that California cotton farmers can terminate bracero contracts as cotton is picked. Mexican authorities and U S employment service reps and farmers reached agreement, but many growers still need Mexican labor. Lawyer Lloyd Stiernberg suggests court action to test legality of the system. potential losses around forty thousand dollars. Workers faced wage rules and disputes over duties and quality may affect cotton grades. Walter Hunt’s sale of the safety pin invention is noted in brief.
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Fort Lavaga
U. S. Employment Service
Caloun County
Lloyd Stiernberg
Bracero
Braceros
Stiernberg
Nobel Prizes Awarded To US Chemist And Japanese Physicist
In Stockholm US chemist William F. Giauque and Japanese physicist Hideki Yukawa won Nobel Prizes in chemistry and physics respectively. Giauque, a Berkeley professor, and Yukawa, a Kyoto University physicist briefly linked to Columbia in New York, receive $30,171 prizes with ceremonies December 10. The report notes broader context of Yalta concessions and Stettinius’s memoir, plus oblique references to Allied relations and a perjury trial.
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New York
Marshal Stalin
Yalta
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Doubleday and Company
Stettinius
U.S Soviet
State Department
Iat
Stalin
Politburo
Moscow
Russia
Alger Hiss
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
London
Biss
Lyme
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Japan
William Francis Giague
University At California, Berkeley
California
Hideki Yu 4Kawal
Kyoto University
Columbia University
New York City
Alfred Nobel
Swedish Academy
Yukawa
Gianugue
Niagara Falls
Ontario
HL Johnston
Giauque
University of California
Department of Chemistry
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Charles Frederick Chandier
Elliott Cresson
Franklin Institute
Yukewa
United States lifts ban on aviation gasoline to Yugoslavia
U S officials announce lifting the ban on sale of aviation gasoline and lubricants to Yugoslavia and tentative agreement with Britain to ease limits on commercial aircraft and equipment. State Department spokesman Michael J McDermott notes civil aircraft additions while war materials export ban to other Iron Curtain nations remains in force. Oysters found along coastlines where water warms to seventy degrees year round.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Britain
Yugoslav
Marshal Tito
Jose
State Department
Michaél J. McDermott
McDermott
U.S
US concerns over Mexican cattle disease outbreak
Washington reports grave concern from the agriculture department over a new contagious livestock disease in Mexico. Director Simms of the bureau of animal industry says the virus resembles foot and mouth disease but vaccines used in Mexico do not confer immunity. New vaccines would be needed if the outbreak spreads. Oilman George A. Hill Jr. dies at 57 after a stroke while traveling to Washington. services planned in Houston.
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Washington
CBA Agriculture
Department
Mexico
United States
TS ‘Simnis
Bureau Animal Industry
Oolman
Houston
George A. Hill, Jr
Greenville
South Carolina
Hil
Washington, D.C
Dele gates Draft Resolution for Statewide Prohibition Vote
In the closing session delegates drafted a resolution calling for a statewide vote on total prohibition by constitutional amendment. Father electrocuted Jefferson City Missouri Ernest Afton Scott 49 a Douglas County farmer and father of ten children was executed in Missouri's gas chamber early today for slaying his 38 year old estranged wife.
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Nova
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