Coplon Case Brings FBI Testimony On Suspected Plot
FBI agent Lamphere testified he had no reason to believe Judith Coplon took any memo or passed it to the Soviets while her defense seeks to block conspiracy charges. The court heard witnesses in a federal hearing linked to her espionage case against Valentin Gubitchev.
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Meno
New York
FBI
Justice Department
Judith Coplon
Robert J. Lamphere
Miss Coplon
Abayssiais
Lamphere
Miss Capain
Valentin Gubitchev
Archibald Palmar
Uth
Police Seek Sex Maniac In Slaying Of Gal Six
Los Angeles police widened a manhunt for a 66 year old retired baker, Fred Stroble, in connection with the strangling of six year old Linda Joy Glucalt whose body was found under rubbish near her home. Autopsy showed a tightly tied neck, ice pick punctures, and multiple head wounds as investigators labeled the case a rape murder.
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Los Angeles
Nana
Linda Joyde Glucalt
Segan
Mexico
Fred Siodle
Des
BL Brennan
Frederick Newbarr
Brennan
Ruben ‘Hanaman
Linda
Strike Postponed By Deck Officers In Atlantic Coast
Washington reports a temporary halt to a deck officers strike as a peace plan is reviewed by AFL union members and employers from Atlantic and Gulf ports. The agreement calls for a vote by the rank and file with a Monday deadline and a possible strike if the plan is rejected by noon Tuesday November 22.
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Washington
AFL
Mwe
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Polish Woman Bears Ciel Baby on Flight To Home in America
A Polish mother aboard a Scandinavian Airlines System flight midway over the Atlantic gave birth to a healthy girl at 12 10 a.m. New York time, with the stewardess converting the rear lounge into a maternity ward. The baby joins a family of five en route to Oshkosh.
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Ciel
America
New York
Ralbleck
Atlantic
Scotand
Newfoundland
Rolbiecki
Scandinavian Airlines
Oshigren
Ttle
James C. Parker
U. S. Air Force
Germany
Tor Slensrud
LaGuardia Field
Niels Jensen
Huge Electro Metallurgical Furnaces Power Alloy Production
The article describes Electro Metallurgical's large open furnaces used to heat rare ores and produce cherro alloys essential for tough steel. It notes the high temperatures, brick-lined bowls, suspended graphite electrodes, and the distinction between smelling and melting furnaces at the Alloy plant.
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Charles BR
Armentrous Garett
Electro Metallurgical
Electromet
Acheson Reports European Mission Ended Harmonious
Secretary of State Acheson told President Truman the Paris talks among Bevin, Molotov, and Bevin yielded full agreement after a week in Europe. He praised German contacts as very satisfying and planned to discuss Far Eastern questions with reporters. He intends to press for latest Ward case details before public remarks.
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China
Washington
IAM
Acheson
Truman
Messares
Paris
Germany
Bevin
Britain
Porter
Clerk Convicted In Treason Cases
Herbert J. Burgman a 53 year old former clerk at the U S embassy in Berlin was convicted of treason for broadcasting Nazi propaganda during World War II The verdict came despite his heart attack recovery and he was taken from the courtroom to the district jail infirmary The case followed earlier treason convictions of Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally and Iva Toguri D Aquino Tokyo Rose both sentenced to long prison terms and fines A federal jury deliberated five hours before finding Burgman guilty
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Washington
Ir— Slumpen
Herbert J. Burgman
U. S
Berlin
Bergman
Praress
Axiz Sally) Gillars
Radio
Iva ‘'Aguri d'Aquino
Tokyo Rose
Bureman
Alexander Holtze
White House may seek new coal truce if miners walk out
Washington reports the White House may request a 60 day coal strike truce under Taft Hartley law if miners walk out again on December 1. Advisers differ on using injunctive powers or creating a fact finding board. price hikes by two large coal firms are cited as fueling public concern. United Mine Workers welfare fund staff cuts drawn protests from 300 to 400 workers. Lewis remains UMW chairman and fund trustee.
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White House
Washington
John L. Lewis
Truman
Lewis
Lewis’ Whiott Nradquarters
United Mini Workers Unions Welfare Fund
UMW
District 50
Unicon
Tothas
Lewis’ Union
Union
Lewin
Lehairman
Deputies Beating Alleged at Belle Football Game
Two county deputy sheriffs beat a man during a Belle football game last week, adding to a week of police brutality cases. Witnesses identified the victim as Lowell F. Slack, 33, a du Pont plant employee and spectator at the Charleston Stonewall Jackson game. The Cooke case cites similar police violence and names the involved deputies.
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Belle
Cooke
Laidley Field
Lowell F. Slack
Rock Lake Village
duPont
Slack's Attorney Claims Police Probe Biased
D Savage lawyer for Lowell F Slack argues Mayor Andrews designated Police Chief Ray to investigate Slack beating at Laidy Field. He says the move leaks defense facts before trial and calls for an impartial commission. Witnesses from DuPont describe the brutal beating by Deputy Whitlock during a recent fight.
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Charles W. Ray
den Prowse
Charles Gibbs
Slack
Walter L. Cavender
Laidley Field
Lowell F. Slack
Andrews
Laidiey Field
Savage
Committee Named On Parking Issue
An Ii man committee of local downtown merchants was formed yesterday to tackle the parking shortage. Dewey Kuhns chairs the group, formed at a meeting with merchants and city officials at the Kanawha Hotel. The panel will submit recommendations within 40 days. Members include Harry Campbell, I Noyes Smith, William Opitz, E Herrison, Si Galverin, W B Sealy, George Reeves, O L Higerman, Hen Gentry, and Sidney Kleeman. Dudley Simms presided.
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Dewey EB. S. Kuhns
Kanawhe Hotes
Citizens’ Traffic Advisory Committee
Harry V. Campbell
I. Noyes Smith
Kanawha Banlong and ‘Trust Co
Willian Opitz
Kresge Co
Herrison
Montgomery Ward
Si Galverin
Gilpern’s Music Co
W. B. Sealy
Diamond Department Store
George Reeves
Reeves Rood Market
O L, Higerman
The
Peoples Store
Hen Gentry
Gentry Furniture Co
Sidney Kleeman
Frankenberger’s
Dudley L. Simms
German Plant Dismantling Slowed by Big Three
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said the Big Three agreed to slow the dismantling of war related plants and to permit West Germany to build larger merchant ships. They also plan trade posts, participation in international bodies, and lighter penalties while negotiations continue.
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Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West German
Petersburg
Rhine
Pictures Today provides nationwide timely news images
A new nationwide photo service delivers up-to-the-minute pictures of news events and people who made news yesterday across the United States, enabled by Acme Telephone network facilities and featured in The Charleston Gazette and The State Newspaper.
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United States
Acme Telephon
Two Hanged for Killing of Mohandas K Gandhi
Two Hindu Nationalists were hanged today in Ambala for the assassination of Mohandas K Gandhi the spiritual leader of India. Narayan Godse and Narayan Apte were executed together after shouting a final salute to the nation. Their ashes will join Gandhi in a holy river but the time and place remain secret.
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Ambala
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Narayan V. Godae
Narayan B. Apte
Gandhi
Ingra
New Delhi
Ganges
Britain
Godse
Inds
Gwineh
Pak
Miners Pay Off Penalty After 1948 Coal Strike
John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers settled the $1 420 000 penalty imposed by Judge Goldsborough for defying a court order to end the 1948 coal strike. The payment was made to U S district court clerk Harry M Hy as legal experts noted its size for a labor union. Lewis himself did not attend the ceremony, leaving the payment to lawyers.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harry M. Hy
U. S. District Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Welly Hopkins
Eupreme
Goldaborough
Five to Ten Year Sentence In Fatal Charleston Shootings
The fatal shooting of Amy Clinton, 27, at the corner of Lee and Gostiwry Sis last June 4 led to a plea of guilty by Colley Woodrow Barker, 30, of 15 Christopher St. He faced a five to ten year state penitentiary term before Special Intermediate Judge Sidney Goad after admitting to shooting Clinton in view of witnesses while a two year old step-niece was nearby. Barker fled the scene but was captured by Sgt. Trabest Woodall at Court and Virginia Streets. Police noted Barker had served time in a federal prison at Leave Worth, Ken, and was dishonorably discharged.
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Amy Clinton
Charleston
Lee and
Gostiwry
Colley Woodrow Barker
Christopher St Barker
Sidney Goad
Burker
Barker
Trabest Woodall
Virginia Sts
enwWorth
Ken
Roosevelt Announces California Gubernatorial Candidacy
James Roosevelt declared his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for California governor in 1950. He spoke at a press conference with political editors and planned a radio broadcast to detail his campaign, aiming to challenge incumbent Republican Governor Earl Warren who won both nominations in 1944.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
California
Roosevelt
George Luckey
Tourman
Luckey
Bart
Warren
China Reds Repudiate Nationalist Delegation at UN Seat Battle
Peiping broadcasts report Red China disowns Nationalist China's UN delegation in an early move to seize the big power seat. Nine Paris embassy staff who defected to communists seek to rally other Chinese diplomats abroad while the United States supports the Nationalist team. The episode highlights veto power held by five permanent Security Council members including China.
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Lake
Peiping
Federal Communication Comission
United Stats
China
Ching
I-nation Security Council
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Li, N
Dr Tf, Tsiang
Charleston Skies and Visible Planets Outlook
A compact sky brief notes Sunrise at 708 am and sunset, Moonrise, prominent stars near Venus, Altair high above Venus and Jupiter. Visible planets Venus Jupiter Mars Saturn rise times. see cloudiness in West Virginia and Maryland with generally fair conditions and cooler temperatures.
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Venus
Altair
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
West Virginia
Aston Bee
Mrcumadiie
Lemueta
Marylind
Virginii
Cosete
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Butch
Chis
Bbrd
Europe
Union Save Vrice
Chester H. Cooke
Gazette Pholo
Piga
Charleston Gazette
the State Newspaper
Mohandas
K. Gandhi
Dem
John L
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