Sander Acquitted Of Murder And Plans To Resume Practice
Dr Hermann N Sander, acquitted of murder in the death of a cancer patient, faces a State Board of Medicine hearing on possible penalties. Board secretary Dr John S Wheeler said the panel will decide sanctions, if any, and Sander may be allowed to resume practice after a brief stay. Wheeler noted the board has authority to grant or revoke licensure and the hearing will occur after his indictment. The jury freed Sander as his wife watched, and the couple left Manchester court for a private ride home.
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New Hampshire Medical Sycvety
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Triplets Born Over Three Days in Louisiana
In Jonesville Louisiana on March 30 36 year old Leslie Hardie gave birth to triplets over three days at a local clinic. Dr M G Nasif said twins were expected but a third child appeared surprising the father and mother. The first child a five pound boy was born Tuesday at 2 AM the second a six pound girl on Wednesday at 1 AM and a seven pound girl completed the trio at 12 15 AM. The babies are healthy and normal. The father is 25 and works as a houseboat fisherman.
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State to Govern Trout Paradise at Spring Creek
The Spring Creek trout paradise near Coy, long cared for by local sportsmen, may come under direct Pennsylvania Fish Commission control. A Warren County sportsmen’s group announced the state is near a perpetual lease to manage fishing rights, with transfer after land title clearance. The Northwestern Division will extend its lease this year. the state would take over by 1951 trout season, with special regulations expected to mirror current rules.
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Top Dems Meet in Harrisburg Share Governor Nominations
In Harrisburg on March 10 a 13 member Democratic state policy committee met to shape primary election tickets. Rumors favored Richard Dilworth for governor with Judge Michael A. Musmanno as running mate. Gov rival possibilities surfaced as Guy K. Band and Bard potential independent nomination. Coroner William D. McClelland showed interest in the gubernatorial race.
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Musmanno
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Guy K. Band
Austin E. McCollough
Dancaster
Campaian
Bard
William D. McClelland
Pittsburgh
Judith Coplan seeks release on bond in espionage case
Attorneys for Judith Coplan plan to ask the U S circuit court of appeals to grant her bond while appealing a murder conviction. The government will oppose, citing a strong incentive to flee. Coplan, 22, was sentenced to 18 years in prison after a three day trial in a espionage framed case.
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Merchants Name Two Committees at Meeting
The Retail Merchants Bureau in Boston, chaired by Jack Stahl, formed promotions and hours committees with 14 attendees. D H Livingston named promotions chair, proposing five special events and outlining plans for the year. Other committee members include James Sinare Lester Lops Arthur Cohen Kurt Leeds and Miss Helen Jones.
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Jack Stahl
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D. H. Livingston
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Lester Lops
Arthur Cohen
Kurt Leeds
Helen Jones
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Red Cross
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Lining Up H Bomb Scientists Now Posing Problem
Washington March 10 News that assembling hydrogen bomb scientists is a major hurdle because most key researchers are foreign born. Only two native Americans named on a proposed talent list. Britain may be needed, raises questions about citizenship and law changes, security, and impact on future physics training.
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University of Minawota
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Princeton
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Ferral
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Dems Drop Plans For Tax Increase In Washington
March 10 Democrats abandon plan for a 1 000 000 000 net tax rise proposed by President Truman. Instead they appear to slash excise levies by about 1 000 000 000 and seek to offset losses with increased collections elsewhere. The president’s plan included excise cuts and new levies on large corporations and inheritances.
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British Labor Regime Survives Major Test
Britain’s labor government faced a pivotal vote with Prime Minister Attlee’s leadership sustaining the government amid Conservative opposition. A defeat would have destabilized weeks of policy pushes and provoked calls for new elections. The result preserves a fragile balance as Labour seeks to push through reforms and treaties while facing lingering parliamentary tensions.
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Auto insurance for bad risks opens amid fire damage
A major blaze in Kittanning caused extensive destruction and multiple casualties, triggering new discussions on auto insurance for high risk drivers. The report notes damage estimates near Ep. 000 and outlines proposed coverage strategies and eligibility criteria as insurers reassess risk and state policies.
Railroads Prepare Cut in Freight Rates
Pittsburgh shippers and railroad representatives met to discuss rising truck competition for short haul shipments. A spokesman said revised rate schedules would be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by April 1, affecting shipments of 40 tons or more on the Pennsyl vana, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, Erie, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Wabash railroads.
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Manley Dies Sudden in Yonkers Home
H E Manley a former Pennsylvania Gas Co agent and long time Yorks resident died unexpectedly in his Yonkers New York home. He served as school board member and education secretary and business manager in York before moving to Texas then Roanoke. The body was to be taken to Davison Funeral Home for Sunday services with survivors including relatives in York and Roanoke.
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Texas
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Boar of Education
World citizen to visit U.S. from Paris
Garry Davis, renounced American citizenship to become a world citizen, was granted a U.S. visa by the U.S. consulate-general in Paris. He plans to visit his father, band leader Meyer Davis, and other family members before leaving for the United States.
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GE to Terminate Contract With UE' General Election Outs
GE plans to end its contract with UE as part of a generalized election drive affecting about 100000 employees. The move follows a recent expulsion of the Gooame industry relations group, with the labor board confirming the termination process. The outcome will influence whether the DE or new CIO leads future worker relations and wage talks.
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Interest Over Flying Saucers Aroused Here
A report describes alleged sightings of flying saucers with two crewed ships, one damaged, and occupants resembling humans but with minor differences. The account cites engineer Coulter and Ford lab involvement, noting test material and possible space suit attire, with continuation promised on Page Six.
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Truman expected at Chicago rally amid Western trip plans
A massive Democratic rally is set in Chicago in mid May with Harry Truman possibly attending. The president aims to depart for a Western trip May 4 to build support and perhaps attend the three day meeting with party leaders from every state. He is reportedly unlikely to align with Senate battles, focusing on broader campaign goals.
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