Oil piracy tale heard by grand jury in Pittsburgh
Federal grand jury in Pittsburgh hears details of Gulf Oil map theft worth over a million dollars from a company employee. Key witnesses include Thomas W. B. Smith, Gulf regional geologist for 25 years, and John Marvite Lemvia, an Orange Texas geologist. FBI agents Giovanetti and Sargis testify as investigations unfold.
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Gulf Oil Cong
U.S
D. Malcolm Anderson
Thomas W. B. Smith
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John Marvite Lemvia
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New York
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Lema
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Smith
Gulf Maps
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Y Anderson
Grand Jury
FBI
Louis’Giovanetti
Pittsburch
Joseph Sargis
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First Flight For All Weather Jet
Edwards Air Force Base reports the Convair F-106A interceptor flew for the first time. Test Pilot B R L Johnson lifted the Delta wing jet off the flight test center yesterday. The aircraft features advanced electronic fire control and armament for an Air Force interceptor.
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Edwards Air Force Base
BR. L. Johnson
Longest Span Bridge Opens Near Kristiansand Norway
Northern Europe’s longest suspension bridge spans 1930 feet across Toppalsfjorden. The new structure lies about 2 miles east of Kristiansand in southern Norway and marks a major engineering milestone for the region.
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Kristiansand
Norway
Europe
Toppalsfjorden
Marie Unhappy Quint Ends Her Fling
Montreal report says Marie Dionne has ended a brief romance for personal serious reasons, while her flower shop Salon Emile remains closed amid family tensions. Manager Helene Bourget disputes health or marriage causes and notes Marie plans to stay home to sort out the business. The Dionne sisters, Marie Yvonne Cecile and Annette, have not visited their parents for Christmas, instead staying with Maie in Montreal.
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Montreal
Marie Dionne
Helene Burger
Miss. Bourget
Marie
Salon Emile
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Maels
Two Killed as Smelter Blast Hits Newman Plant
A blast at the William L. Bonnell Co aluminum extrusion plant in Newman Georgia killed two workers and injured 11 while other workers were feared missing. The 3:50 am explosion damaged a 250 yard area, causing a roof collapse and a brief fire. authorities searched homes for missing personnel as power and gas services were affected. The plant made aluminum framework by extrusion. The cause was not immediately known though water or other material being added to the smelter was considered a theory. Newman lies about 40 miles southwest of Atlanta.
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Newman
William L. Bonnell Co
J. P. Askew
West
Georgia
Askew
Atlanta
Army in Europe reports increased firepower and training gains
In Heidelberg Germany GS Army divisions in Europe possess greater killing power, with two infantry divisions replaced by the Third Armored and 11th Airborne divisions. General McAuliffe calls troops better trained and equipped than peacetime peers. Tactical forces spent six months in maneuvers, with over 120000 soldiers in two large drills War Hawk and Sabre Knot, while U S officers trained the first West German army recruits.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Europe
Anthony C. McAuliffe
ILS
Igen
U. S
Luck Changes For War Hero Kelly Moves To New Home
War hero Charles Commando Kelly, Medal of Honor recipient, escapes financial woes as he and his wife and six children move from a $20-a-month apartment to a $25,000 home in Richmond Heights, St Louis. Kelly, 36, earned the high honor in Italy in 1943 after a 24-hour action killing 40 enemy soldiers. Since October he has worked as a buyer for a St Louis scrap iron firm, with about 200 job offers reported. An appendectomy in August nearly proved fatal. his boss helps with the down payment.
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INS
Charles
Kelly
Kellys
Louisville
Richmond Heights
Italy
St. Louis
Car Designer Tucker Dies
YPSILANTI Mich March 3. The designer of the Tucker Torpedo died in Beyer Memorial hospital from complications after a hernia operation. He was 37 years old. The 1940s venture aimed to produce a rear engine car at 50 cents a pound but failed amid lawsuits and bankruptcy after raising about 28 million dollars from investors.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Preston
Tucker
Beyer Memorial Hospital
Ypsilanti
Tucked
Clearing Work On Suez Canal Ready to Start
Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler heads UN salvage operations saying clearing of the Suez Canal will begin immediately at Stez in the south. Cairo and Port Said reports confirm the start tomorrow with British French and Danish salvage ships awaiting orders. Wheeler says Egyptian government gave permission this morning for salvage to begin. He travels from Port Said to Abu Seweir to meet UN officials.
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Suez Canal
Raymond A. Wheeler
United Nations
United Press
Stez
Ce Aed
U.N. Information Office P
Cairo
Cairo Radio
Wheeler
Suez
Port Said
E Quantara
Haribor
Ay ‘Wheeler
Port
Abu
Carlicense Fee Funds Allocated for California Cities and Counties
Sacramento reports an 11 month apportionment of 7.108 million dollars in motor vehicle license fees to California cities and counties, down 20.7 percent from the previous year. Counties received 0.24 per capita and cities 0.24 per capita, totaling 3.654 million to counties and cities combined, with 8.691 million in total license revenue for Jan 1 to Nov 30.
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Sacramento
California
Robert C. Kirkwond
Kirkwood
Department of Motor Vehicles
New England Tool Industry Jobs and Wages Highlight Boston Area
New England accounts for about 20 percent of the nation's machine tool production. About 27,000 New Englanders work in this business, earning total pay exceeding 133.6 million dollars.
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Boston
New England
New
Death of Burned Girl Prompts Live Skin Graft Plan
In Chicago and Decatur, authorities report a fatal Christmas holiday car crash that killed a one year old boy named Gil bert Case Jr. The case prompted his parents to authorize an immediate skin graft to save the life of Cindy Evans, a two year old girl severely burned in the same incident. Surgeons at Children’s Memorial Hospital planned to graft skin from the dead boy to the girl, hoping to spare her from death as she suffers extensive burns.
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Chicago
Cindy Evans
Decatur
Drese ‘ Mortal Hospital
Gilbert ‘Case Jr
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Genevieve Case
Case
Marion Kravari Hospital
Kravarik
A. Shipyards
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