Surprise Witness Testimony in Remington Perjury Trial
Paul Crouch, Miami journalist and former Communist party member, testified in New York at the William Remington perjury trial. He produced a party Subscription card for New South magazine bearing the name Bill Hemington and said Remington was a paid subscriber from 1937 to March 1939.
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Paul Crouch
Miami
Fla
Communist Party
Tales Oath
New York
William Remington
Commerce Department
Grouch
New South
Bill Hemington
Remington Wa
International
Sight Returns to Eve of Deaf Mute Pessessurog
A fragmentary report describes a patient nearly blind whose recovered sight was noted after a transplant procedure performed by Dr. Edwar Fry at St Joseph's Hospital. Fry reported counting the doctor's fingers as the patient regained vision. The patient’s wife, also deaf mute, stood by during the recovery. The doctor offered a cautious timeline for lasting improvement.
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Edewr Fry
Fry
Ted
St. Joseph's
Fay
Lear
Two Bodies Found Tugs Crewmembers In Ice Near Evans
Jan 6 report from Erie County sheriff teams that two women bodies, believed to be missing tug crew members of the 0fob Luke Erie tug Sandhem, were found lodged in shore ice at Grandview Beach near Evans. Earlier, life belts and an oil drum were recovered along the shore. a light oil slick was observed northeast of Dunelele. Authorities continue searching for the tug and the remaining crew, with the search focusing on a 50 foot water depth nearby.
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Duneire
Sndhem
Grandview Beach
Evans
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Robert Cantion
Lake Shore
Buffalo i Dunkirk
Lieboa
Dlin‘elele
Cars of Pennsy Freight Derailed Near Newstreet Bridge
Ten cars of a Central Railroad of Pennsylvania freight train derailed near the Newstreet bridge in Bethlehem blocking the line. Five toppled into the Lehigh canal beside the tracks. The car load was bound from Scranton to New York. This followed a series of recent derailments on a six mile stretch since April 1948. Traffic was detoured over Lehigh Valley tracks.
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Jon
Central Railroad of
Raiload
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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