Law and Harry Bridges Civil Action Over Citizenship
The government pursues civil action to revokeHarry Bridges citizenship, citing 1949 fraud and 1950 perjury convictions. Supreme Court in 1953 overturned earlier denaturalization, ruling wartime suspension limited to certain frauds. Bridges had naturalized Sept 17, 1945, after applying three months earlier amid wartime legal questions.
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Harry Bridges
Olney
Harry R. Bridges
Bridges
San Francisco
U. S. Supreme Court
Burton
Black
Frankfurter
Douglas
United States
Vinson
Reed and Minton
Jackson
Clark
Supreme Court
Examinations scheduled again for police and fire posts
January 24 dates set by the Civil Service Board for a second round of tests for police fire and health department applicants after City Council rejected the first success list. Also notes a 1934 court case involving Bridges and deportation questions linked to the San Francisco general strike.
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Police
Fire and Health Department
Civil Service Board
Bridges
Communist Party
United States
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Services for Judge Wade Held Tomorrow
Arrangements for memorial services for Allison D. Wade president judge of Warren and Forest counties were completed after the arrival of his sister Mrs. Lucile Wade Williams from Pottstown. The body will lie in state at Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church from dawn Saturday until 2 p.m. interment follows at Oakland Cemetery. Survived by a nine year old daughter Noel a nephew Douglas Wade Williams of Miami and sister in law Harriett Wade.
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Judge Wade
Warren
Allison D. Wade
Forest Counties
Lucile Wade Williams
Pottstown
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
da. m
Ray. Beecher M. Rutledge
Oakland Cemetery
Lutz-VerMilyen
Noel
Douglas Wade Williams
Miami
Fla
Harriett Wade
Overlook Sanitarium
New Wilmington
Phantom gunman Simcox to be sentenced in court today
Raymond Simcox, once called the phantom gunman for a December 31, 1951 shooting spree, faces sentencing for attempting to kill three people. Authorities, prosecutors, and defense counsel have found no motive or connection to victims, and a hung jury followed prior deliberations.
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Raymond Simcox
Simcox
Jury set to sentence Simcox in 1953 assault case
A second jury found Simcox guilty of assault with intent to kill on September 14. He faces sentencing today before Judge Samuel J. Roberts, after a delayed appeal process. Simcox has a prior 1938 bank robbery sentence from Greensburg, Pennsylvania, and the victims named are Mrs. Hattie Miles, her daughter Sarah, and John Gardner of Erie.
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Samuel J. Roberts
Simcox
Greensburg
Hattie Miles
Waterford
Sarah
John Gardner
Erie
Miles
Raspberry
Gardner
East, 13Th Street
East 13Th Street
Postal Thief Receives Suspended Sentence in Buffalo
Edward C. Young, 31, of Jamestown, was given an 18 month suspended sentence and placed on probation in federal court in Buffalo after pleading guilty to theft of letters from the Jamestown post office where he worked as a substitute clerk. The sentence, imposed by Judge John Knight, follows a probation investigation.
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Jamestown
Edward C. Young
Buffalo
Young
Ber
John Knight
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