Mundt Pushes For More Evidence In Lithofold Probe
Washington reports Sen Karl Mundt says the Lithofold inquiry should not end until investigators obtain other evidence not yet disclosed. The Senate investigative panel probes the bank accounts of William Boyle Jr and attorney Max Siskind, with Boyle’s tax returns partially provided. Witness Theodore Link’s statements suggest additional records exist and should be pursued, while Janet Boone testifies on Bayle and Siskind payments and Guy Gabrielson faces RFC dealings.
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Actor Sid Luft seeks jury trial in drunken driving case
Hollywood reports actor's agent Sid Luft will seek a jury trial today on a drunk in auto charge after a collision that involved Judy Garland and others. Luft was arrested yesterday and released on bond. Witnesses said Garland's involvement and emotional impact followed the crash in Glendale.
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Mosquito Control Saves Thousands in Era of War
Construction of the Paine Canal was made possible and thousands of soldiers and civilians lives were saved along the Atlantic coast and in southern cities after Major Waller Read's Army son proved by February 1901 that mosquitoes spread yellow fever.
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Argentine Opposition Leaders Held After Short-Lived Revolt
Reports say undisclosed numbers of opposition leaders were arrested during Peron era unrest in Buenos Aires. Military officers faced a supreme council verdict within 44 hours while government declared internal war and warned possible death sentences under emergency rules.
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CSF Plans Fund Drive for Party
Hayward high school's California Scholarship Federation names committees for money raising and the Christmas party. Joye Tayloc chairs the fund drive with Deanne Clark Mae Deniz Beverly Harrison Steve Sandberg and Carole Stubblefield on the committee. Noël
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Government tightens controls amid turmoil in Cordoba province
The regime warned that anyone spreading alarmist rumors could face the death penalty and announced Brig. Juan I. Martin’s resignation as Cordoba province governor for personal reasons. Observers link the move to a broader political and military shakeup.
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Storm brewing in Gulf eyed by New Orleans and coast
Weath er experts watched a tropical disturbance in the middle Gulf of Mexico. Coastal residents from Apalachicola Florida to Morgan City Louisiana were urged to prepare for a potential blow as squalls intensified. Hurricane hunter planes reported winds up to 40 miles an hour extending about 250 miles northward from a poorly defined center some 830 miles south of Pensacola Florida. Yoculan supplies much of the world’s sisal hemp used for rope and twine according to the Encyclopedia Americana.
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Three-Time Wife Kills Her Hubby in San Antonio
Paula Wharton, the third, ninth and final wife of a 10 times married veterinarian, is held after fatally wounding Arthur E. Wharton, 50, chief meat inspector for the San Antonio health department, as he entertained wife No. four. Police say murder charges will be filed. The shooting occurred after a dispute in the early hours. Wharton died instantly with three bullets in his back. Mrs Zuccarello, wife No. four, sought refuge in a bathroom and later described the incident to police. She was unhurt. Mrs. Wharton surrendered, telling officers I killed him and handed over the pistol.
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