Basic Goods Sales Near 1948 High Level Despite Pessimism
Washington reports businessmen expect 1949 sales of basic goods and services near the 1948 peak. The Commerce Department and SEC find small firms more pessimistic while demand for autos and appliances remains strong and inventories are being managed.
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Washington
INS
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Department
Notice of dissolution of Freese Way Disc Sharpener Co
The firm formerly operating in Marion Rural Route 1 Iowa as Freese Way Disc Sharpener Company is dissolved by mutual consent effective April 13, 1949. Milan W. W. F.
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Board of Sectors
Board of Directors
Inc
State of
Iowa
Barlow-Maney Laboratories, Inc
Arthur Barlow
Paul Maney
Simmons, Perrine, Albright, Swood & Neff
Hennessey Bros
Cedar Rapids
Hennesse , Inc
United States
District of Columbia
Hennessey Bros. Inc
Robert G. Hennessey
W. L. Fahey
Marion
Route 1
Freese-Way
Milan W. W. F
Cupid Defense Indicated in Coplon Trial
In Washington AP reports defense counsel Archibald Palmer hinted that Judith Coplon 27 may have planned to marry Soviet agent co‑defendant Valentine Gubitchev 32 and live in Russia. Jury selection finished with eight men four women six of them Black. Gubitchev released on 100000 bail with stay‑in‑district restriction.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Miss Coplon
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
United Nations
Gubitchev
Federal District of
Palmer
Russia
FBI
Gobitchev
Coplon Affair Reveals Possible Divorced Spy Link
The testimony plan notes Gubitchev’s possible divorce to wed Judith Coplon, while her husband resides in New York. Palmer points to U S freedom for wives of foreigners, and Coplon may testify about their social ties. The government cites shadowy contact and secret papers allegedly taken from justice department files.
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Gubitchev
Miss Coplon
New York
Palmer
United States
Russia
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Absent minded officer pays parking fine for motorist
A Fort Worth officer offered to pay a $2 parking ticket for a woman when he forgot to insert her nickel. The judge commended his honesty and dismissed the ticket.
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Fort Worth
Grand Jury Protests Publicity Hampering Espionage Probe
A federal grand jury investigating Communist espionage urged secrecy for all future spy inquiries and called for tighter espionage laws and removal of the statute of limitations. The recommendation arose from tensions over Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers witnesses and notes the 3-year limit hindered prosecutions.
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New York
House un-American Activities Committee
Earoner J. Ryan
Alger Hiss-Whittaker
House Committee
Grand Jury
Long Snowshoes Used in Alaska Racing Reach Seven Feet
Alaska race coverage notes some snowshoes used in competitions exceed seven feet in length. The oversized gear highlights rugged terrain and specialized equipment in northern events. Competitors rely on long, lightweight frames to traverse deep snow and reach distant checkpoints.
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Alaska
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