Defense Department details alleged perfect murder in Italy
In a 1944 mission behind enemy lines in Northern Italy, Maj. William V Holohan was allegedly murdered by comrades Lt. Aldobardi and Carl Lodalee after a dispute over aligning with Communist partisans. Italians Manini and Tozzina confessed to the killing. the case hinges on jurisdiction. Prosecutions are unlikely in U.S. courts, but Italy may pursue charges.
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Italy
Defense Department
William V. Holehin
New Yorker
Office of Strategic Services
Ers
Aldobardi
New York
Farmer Set
Carl G. Loddes
Rochester
N.Y
Holohan
Ieardi
Volohan
Leardi
Neept
Pier Gene TA
Scarcdi
Guiseppi Manini
Gualtierro Tozzina
Holo’han
Manini
Teardi
Lodalee
U. S. Army
Lodolee
Talians
Lodelee
Defense Departments
Cardi
Department
Icardi
Justice Department
U.S
Iap
Marinic and
Tuxzina
Ann Malingi
Senate and House Clash Over Flood Projects Totals
A Senate House conference will seek to bridge a 124 million gap between flood control and rivers and harbors bills. The Senate raised the Army civil works total to 63.6 billion after adding 21 million to the House figure for Missouri basin flood relief. It also backed 32.5 million for major dams including Albemarle Idaho Gavins Point South Dakota The Dalles Oregon and Ice Harbor Washington with about 1.5 million kilowatts electric capacity, while the House had cut these provisions.
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Senate-House
Senate
House
Missouri
Appropriations Committee
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Gavins Point
South Dakota
Dalles
Ore-geon
Ice Harbor
Washingon
Enate
Atomic heating forecast in Chicago
An AP report says a hot water heater maker foresees atomic piles used to heat homes in 25 to 730 years or sooner. E. J. Gossett describes atomic furnaces as capable of slashing a family’s yearly fuel bill to about one month’s current heating cost.
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Chicago
E. J. Gossett
Mystery Plane Triggered Wichita Sound Burst
Authorities consider a false blast over Wichita may have been a shock wave from a jet plane breaking the sound barrier. Col Henry B. Spicer suggested a possible jet jet creating the roar, though no nearby aircraft were confirmed.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Henry B. Spicer
Wichita Air Force Base
Amore
Sours
Spicer
CAA
Air Faree
Los Angles
Rte
Culinary Workers Hold State Convention in San Diego
The State Council of Culinary Workers, Bartenders and Hotel Service Employees gathers in San Diego for its eighth annual convention with 87 500 California hotel and restaurant workers represented. Council President Frankie Bell presides as executives meet tomorrow and sessions run Saturday and Sunday. Delegates will allocate 250 dollars to cover expenses, review 1952 campaigns and bargaining issues, and discuss legislative sessions. Delegates plan to stay in San Diego for the California State Federation of Labor annual meeting next week. In Cambridge, the John Harvard statue at Harvard University lacks a portrait of creator Sherman Hoar, a member from the 1835 era.
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SAN Difc
Che Vine
California
Coun
Frankie Bell
San Frantisco
Lamorrow
Louusness
APL
Lie Fe
Council
Julie Brown
San Diego
California State Federation of Labor
John
Cambridge
Mass
John Harvard
Harvard University
Sherman Hoar
Jan‘tel C. Frenth
Harvard
Seattle Talks Hinge On End To Three Day Walkout
In Seattle Washington a three day work stoppage by 7000 telephone workers in Washington and northern Idaho could end as negotiations resume with the Communications Workers of America and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. officials set to bargain at 9 30 am local time. In Norristown Pennsylvania fire chief John W Brennan faced a red faced day as he used his own company to help extinguish a mattress fire in his room.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Norristown
John W. Brennan
Brennan
Second String Commies Move To Delay Trial
Los Angeles attorney for 10 second string Communist party leaders charged with plotting government overthrow seeks to delay pleas until Judge Carter may be disqualified. Pleas set for Aug 20 as bail decisions and circuit court reviews unfold amid questions on defendants' occupations and income.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Communist Party
Ben Margolis
James M. Carter
Circuit Court of Appeals
William C. Mathes
Philip M
Slim) Connelly
William Schneiderman
National Party
New York
Mathes
Reds
al Richmond
San Francisco
Federal Jury Acquits Watchman at San Francisco
A federal jury acquitted George W Miller, a night watchman, on two counts of stealing 6000 mink and squirrel pelts from Pacific Far East Lines dock last April. The jury deadlocked on a charge of possessing 600 pelts and was dismissed by Judge Louis E Good man. Miller faced charges over replacing mink and squirrel pelts with others in a packing case.
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San. Francisco
George W Mille
Miller
Louis &. Goodman
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