Durant Pictured As Theft Brain in Court Martial
The Charleston Gazette reports Durant a U S Army officer linked to the Hesse crown jewels theft. Prosecutor Robinson portrayed Durant as the mastermind, using his rank to evade court martial and involve a witness, with jewels shipped in tubes and some taken by a friend with immunity. Durant pleaded innocent as a nine-colonel court heard the case.
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Catonels
Robinson
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Jack
WAC
Annals of Crime
Kathleen Nash
Washington, D. C
Joseph Robinson
Rory
Nash
United States
Wchs-Galatia
Chrismat Boskat
Headaches and Neuralgia Remedies Advised
An article fragment urges quick relief for headaches neuralgia and muscular pains with a ready made plan. It promotes 10¢ or 25¢ packages and cautions to use only as directed and consult a physician if pain persists.
Connally Comments On U N Disarmament Pact Remarks
Connally said he spoke only for himself and praised the U N disarmament accord as a major achievement of the recent New York meeting. He urged the World Security Council adopt a clause defining procedural questions where the Big Five veto would not apply. He declined to discuss future adviser roles for Vandenberg or Silerit Connally and suggested others might take such duties.
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U. N
New York
World Security Council
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Byrnes
Texas
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Japan
Korea
Philippines
Marianan
Boning
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MacArthur
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Caribbean
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint
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Navy
Army Air
Baruch outlines plan for strong international atomic control
Baruch proposes a treaty creating an International Authority with power to inspect and regulate atomic energy, banning the atomic bomb and removing security council veto in these matters. The commission awaits a guiding plan amid competing proposals including Gromyko’s plan for national control. The political committee may meet Wednesday under Chairman Dr. Vallaria as debate continues on terms limits and prohibition of weapons.
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Baruch
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United States
Security Council
Gromyko
Russia
Manuel Sandoval Vallaria
Massachusetts Institute of Technololgy
Alewandro Parodi
France
Wcms-Galletts
Thomas Attacks Housing Program in Industry Crisis
Thomas denounces the neutral relaxation of government control over building and backs targeted changes to ease housing shortages. Cresgon plans a top-level meeting to discuss immediate orders relaxing nonresidential construction limits and raw material controls. White House offered no comment on Long’s criticism, while industry support grows for de control and private enterprise though some call the plan capricious and fear rent protections eroding.
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Cresgon
White House
Long
National Assoc. of Real Estate Boards
Supreme Court Refuses Indonesian Seamen Refuge
The Supreme Court declined to review a deportation order for 219 Indonesian seamen who sought asylum in the United States citing transitory presence and a lack of asylum rights. The men, detained at Crystal City Texas, argued under the Atlantic Charter, while government reps cited assurances from the Netherlands and U S immigration law. The court also denied challenges to tax, antitrust, and railroad cases in a session that covered varied legal questions.
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Supreme Court
United States
Roosevelt
Churchill
Dutch East Indies
San Francisco
Rise
State Department
Netherlands
Crystal City
Tex
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Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Henry C. Starr
Richmond
New York Stock Exchange
High Tribunal
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Gypsum Board
Denver, Rio Grande and Western Railwa
Supreme Courts
Indicted Ohio student faces murder charge in trailer home slaying
Jewell Peters, a 24 year old Ohio University student described as an honored veteran, was indicted by an Athens county grand jury for second degree murder in the December slaying of his wife Leah Mae Peters. He allegedly admitted smothering her with bedclothes and is to be arraigned Wednesday before Judge C F Rowland. Peters, who had been released from hospital after becoming violently ill, said his mind may have snapped and he may have taken poison. Prosecutor Gordon Gray confirmed the admission but did not disclose motive.
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Ohio University
Athens County Grand Jury
Jewell Peters
Leah Mae
Common Pleas
C. F. Rowland
Gordon Gray
Peters
Miner’s Friend Praised By Staneford Resident
Mrs Ollie Wright of Staneford West Virginia says she was nervous and run down and constipation worsened by weariness but minerals’ friend helped. She claims Miners’ Friend is the best medicine she ever used and urges others to try it.
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Baptist Church
Jim
Ollie Wright
Staneford
W. Va
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