Government seeks prison terms for Burns Sinclair and Day
The U S government urges prison sentences for Harry F Sinclair William J Burns W Sherman Burns and Henry Mason Day over their roles in the Pall Sinclair oil trial juror surveillance The prosecution says it proved all charges and argues O Reilly visits to a juror home implicate Sinclair The judge overrules a defense objection and the court adjourns until Monday
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Washington
iBy Associated Press
Harry F. Sinclair
William J Burns
W. Sherman Burns
Henry Mason Day
Pall-Sinclair Oil
Sheldon Clark
Chicago
C. L. Veltech
Burns
Baltimore
James J. O'Leary
Day
Frank J O'Reilly
Edward J Kidwell, Jr
O'Reilly
Harry Sinclair
Georges P Hoover
Sinclair
O'Leary
Post Office Opens New Facility With Timeline
The new post office began operations on February 5, 1992. Col Julius W. Knowlton served as its first postmaster, with six postmasters in six years and W Lem Meyer elected as postmaster.
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Julius W. Knowlton
Wlem T. Meyer
Health and Diet Advice from Dr. McCoy Weekly Menu Plan
A week of suggested menus begins Sunday with breakfasts of coddled eggs and Melba toast, lunches of asparagus soup and celery, and dinners featuring baked chicken and spinach. The piece includes questions on food combinations and winter eating, offering basic guidance on fuel, digestion, and meal frequency.
Milford Man Unhurt When Car Turns Over
Ben Donahue 34 of 246 High street swerved to avoid a head on crash with a truck and rolled his car into Milford Hospital driveway. He escaped injury though the car was almost demolished. police found no beam blamed for the accident.
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Milford
Ben Donahue
High Street
Milford Hospital
Donahue
De Valera Seeks Ouster of Cosgrave and Ireland’s Future
In New York De Valera declares taxation in Ireland is beyond the people’s ability to pay and that Ireland must become a republic. He plans to found an Irish daily newspaper, aims to reduce taxes, and says no photo with Cosgrave and expects Irish independence may involve continued resistance.
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New York
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Ireland
Great Britain
Treing
Freland Wilh
Hla
Dail Eireann
Dail
Congrave
Ieland
Cosgrave
Free State
LaGuardia Sees Unbelievable Conditions in Coal Fields
Representative LaGuardia toured mining towns including Broughton and met with miners and families amid the coal strike. He called conditions unbelievable and promised a thorough investigation, citing a bullet hole in a miner's home and urging local peace officers to unite to restore order.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Broughton
LaGuardia
New York
United Nine Workers
Divorce Granted to Stamford Woman in Uncontested Suit
Hazel Viola Adams of Stamford was granted a decree of divorce from Howard A. Adams in Superior Court in an uncontested proceeding. The couple married January 1, 1913, and separated after Howard left March 15, 1918, amid disputes over finances and alleged gambling. Adams vanished and was not located despite diligent search.
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Hazel Viola Adams
Stamford
Allyn L. Brown
Howard A. Adams
Parts
Adams
New Haven
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Aloma
Marion
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Philadelphia
Fran. Ross
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