Kidnap Duo Spiritied to Kansas City Under Max Security
Carl Austin Hall 34 and Bonnie Brown Heady 1 were moved from St Louis to Kansas City by federal agents in a darkness cloak. The two were handcuffed and guarded as part of a high security transfer by about a dozen deputies led by U S Marshal Omar Schnetmeier. They face extortion charges pending use of the Lindbergh kidnap law following a grand jury probe.
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Jack Estell
Kansas City
INS
Bobby Greenlease
Missouri
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
St. Louis
U. S
Omar Schnetmeier
St.Louis
Schnetmeier
Birthday Party Leaves Touch Bonniel Brown Heady
Federal agents questioned Hall and Mrs. Heady as they traveled toward St. Louis and Kansas City. Hall, facing a possible death sentence, wanted to plead guilty to kidnapping while claiming not to know the missing ransom of 300000. Mrs Heady, held with Heady earlier, reportedly disposed of the ransom money amid heavy drinking.
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Nall Kansom
Kansas City
Unl Hall
Missouri
Hall
Bonniel Brown Heady
Radar witness ties Fort Monmouth staff to Rosenberg case
A former civilian signal corps and telecom employee told the McCarthy subcommittee a Fort Monmouth radar lab staffer was a close associate of Julius Rosenberg. Stevens attended the closed hearing, and McCarthy considered interviewing Rosenberg allies in prison. A second witness was labeled a Communist. Stevens warned suspensions for those who refuse to answer communism questions.
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Signal Corps
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Julius Rosenberg
Stevens
Washington
McCarthy
Rosenberg
Redarman
David Greengrass
Harry Gold
Lewisburg
Communist Party
Senate
Six Quail Felled Without a Shot in Edwardsville
Louis Kelva, at home with his wife and two children, heard a loud noise and found seven quail outside. One flew away while the remaining six birds were killed as they inexplicably struck the side of his house.
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Edwardsville
Louis Kelva
Keltva
Klan in Florida invites Negroes to join on segregated basis
In River Junction Florida the Ku Klux Klan announced it was discarding its tokens and rituals and color barriers to membership and invited Negroes to join on a segregated basis.
Pusey Installed as Harvard President in Cambridge
Dr. Nathan Pusey was installed as the 24th president of Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts, pledging to advance education and learning. He said Harvard’s duty to Western civilization is greater than ever as he aims to assemble top scholars and strengthen intellectual aims for future generations.
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Cambridge
Mass
Nathan Pusey
Tee University
Harvard
Pusey
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Lausche names Burke to Taft seat as Democrats gain edge
Ohio Governor Lausche selected Cleveland Mayor Thomas A. Burke to fill the late Senator Taft's unexpired term. The appointment gives Democrats 48 seats to 47 with one independent, Wayne Morse, whose stance may block any Senate reorganization. Burke will serve through 1954 and is expected to oppose reorganizing the chamber.
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Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Frank Lausche
Robert A. Taft
Columbus
INS
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Burke
Senate
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Muade
Washington
New York
Eisenhower
Lausche
Jed
Senate Democrats
Ton
Woman Stops Hunter Then Bear Kills
A woman warned hunter W. S. Lloyd about lack of bears in Squaw Creek Canyon. A falling bark distracted him and he fired, killing a 250 pound black bear that dropped at the woman's feet.
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Squaw Creek Canyon
W. S. Lloyd
Lloyd
British raid targets Guiana PPP leaders amid sugar strike
British troops raided the headquarters of the Popular Progressive Party and homes of its leaders in Georgetown as a strike spread through British Guiana's sugar industry. Cheddi Jagan said troops searched for documents to prove a Communist plot. officials warned of major disruptions while denials and accusations rose.
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Georgetown
British
Gul- AL Aed
Andee
People's Progressive Party
Britain
PPP
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Dewey Asks Resignation From Wicks In Albany
Governor Thomas E. Dewey demanded the resignation of acting lieutenant governor Arthur H. Wicks after a visit to a convicted racketeer in Sing Sing prison. Wicks refused, saying the move exceeds the governor’s power since Wicks remains senate majority leader and thus acting lieutenant governor. A legislative hearing will decide the rightful status.
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Thomas
J. Dewey
Arthur H. Wicks
Sing Sing
Wicks
Dewey
New York State
Joe Fay
Fay
Anor
Frank C. Moore
Senate
Return of Memory Solves Riddle of Missing Banker
Harvey Morton a 58 year old banker with the American Trust Berkeley branch regained memory after months of amnesia. He described a stroke and two hospital stays in San Francisco before returning home unaided with his identity restored.
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Harvey L. Morton
California
San Francisco
Bay
Josephine
Tntuition
San Francisco Hospital
James Foster
Morton
Ander
el Honda
Dulles to Meet Britain and France on Trieste and World Issues
Secretary of State Foster Dulles and aides will fly to London for talks with British Foreign Secretary Eden and French Foreign Minister Bidault. Officials say discussions will cover Trieste, possible Big Four talks with Russia, Germany and Austria, and other international problems. The meeting follows Yugoslav reactions to Western proposals on Zone A of Trieste.
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Italy
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Eden
Bidault
Trieste Crisis Moves Stir Security Council
United Nations debates a Soviet plan to appoint Col Hermano Fluckiger of Switzerland as Trieste governor and to establish a provisional council to govern the free territory including zones A and B within three months. Yugoslavia warns it may seek UN action if not cleared, while Western powers anticipate talks on East West issues. Rain and weather outlooks mix with warnings of potential floods next spring amid dry Iowa conditions.
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Russia
U. N. Security Council
Trieste
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Col
Hermano Fluckiger
Switzerland
Adriatic Sea
Zone B
Zone A
Yugoslavia
Dag Hammerskslav
Bel
U.S. Informat
Belgrade Governent Mation Service
Mwuge
USIS
Britain
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Belgrade
U.N
Uer
London
Prime
Churchill
Moscow
Iowa
Malenkov
Clay ‘Barnett
Des Moines
Missouri River
Stile
Anti Allied Tide Swells In Belgrade
Yugoslavia grows angrier as Tito threatens action over northern Trieste and Western responses to Zone A withdrawal. Demonstrators assault an American student amid mounting tension and anti Western sentiment in Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Trieste
Italy
Washington
Hickenlooper Heads Six Week South America Tour
Senator Hickenlooper leaves Washington for a six week tour of South America studying U S information programs. He chairs a senate commerce committee study on U S relations with Latin American nations and will visit Mexico Nicaragua Peru Uruguay Chile Brazil Argentina Venezuela and Cuba with two staff members and his wife.
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Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
Cuba
Hickenlooper
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