Poker party gunfight leaves three dead in Chicago
Police sought two bandits after a Sunday night raid on a poker and mahjong party ended in a gun battle that killed Ben Eisenstein 30 bailiff Albert Feinberg 38 host George Stanislawski 24 and a wounded suspect. Guests, including Sam Takiff 38 and Lionel Takiff 34, aided by feuding moments, fled as attackers escaped in a waiting car while police questioned attendees about possible robbery of jewelry or money.
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Chicago
Mah
Jong
Ben
Eisenstein
Albert
Feinberg
George
Stanislawski
Sam Takiff
Takiff
Lionel
Cornell forms first journal on industry and labor relations
Ithaca New York March 5 university head Dr Edmund Day announced Cornell has started the nations first journal devoted to industrial and labor relations.
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Ithaca, N
Edmunds FE. Day
Cornell University
Naval Officer on Trial in Closed Court Martial
Navy confirms Lt Cmdr Edward N Little of Monrovia California is on trial at a closed court martial with secret charges. Radio commentator Drew Pearson cites alleged wartime actions in a Japanese prison camp including reporting fellow prisoners leading to starvation and death. Pearson says Little also reported a Marine for buying and reselling rice, resulting in the man being starved for 38 days.
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Washington
Navy
Edward N. Little
Monrovie
Calif
Drew Pearson
Pearsor
Little
Pearson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Havel
William Knight
United States
Cpl
James Pavlockus
Paviockus
Pavlockus
Fedison
Prisbm
Gulfport Major Belka Found Dead In Suspected Suicide
Gulfport Mississippi INS report states coroner's jury ruled Maj. J. E. Belka age 51 principal of Gulf Coast Military Academy died by his own action. Jury described death as self inflicted. The case closes with no further details released.
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Gulfport, Miss
INS
Maj. J. E. Belka
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Wallace's Man Wins Primary In Washington
In Olympia Washington Charles R Savage 41 a progressive former congressman and Republican publisher won the special primary for Washingtons vacant Third district seat with 16452 votes to Smith Troys 11546 Tory as Truman Democrat. Russell V Mack will face Savage in a June 7 runoff after Norman death. Savage denied authorizing Wallace statements and stressed labor social security and low cost power.
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Olympia
Wash
Charles R. Savage
Washington State
Savage
Henry A. Wallace
Smith Troy
Russell V. Mack
Washingtonian
Hoquiam
Fred Norman
Mack
Congress
America
Shelton
Too Big for Hospital in Monticello Fall Injures Man
William Wandrei, six-foot-nine and 300 pounds, broke his leg in a fall in Monticello Indiana. Local hospital facilities proved too small to accommodate him, requiring improvised arrangements at Lafayette hospital for his care.
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Monticello
Ind
William Wandrei
At Lafayette Hospital
Price Cuts Seen As Inducing Slump
New Haven based economist Kenneth D. Roose argues the Newburyport price cutting plan delays purchases. He says temporary demand gains may trigger a broader recession if buyers expect further declines in retail prices. He notes some sectors allow cuts but voluntary reductions are unlikely to sustain.
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Newburyport
New Haven
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