Army to try master sergeant after spy conviction
Washington reports the Army moves to discipline Master Sergeant Roy A Rhodes forty of Tulsa Oklahoma after his admission of selling U S military secrets to Russia The action follows the conviction in New York of Russian spy Rudolph Abel who masterminded an espionage ring and leaked atomic and military secrets Rhodes testified he was lured by vodka and sex while stationed at Fort Myer Virginia and the embassy in Moscow The Army placed him in Fort Leavenworth stockade after Abel’s verdict while awaiting further proceedings.
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Malea
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Yuune Oo
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New York
Rudolph Ivanovich Abe
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Fort Velvoir
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Abel
Traffic control at Jackson Winton intersection noted
Hayward police began directing traffic at the Jackson Street and Winton Avenue junction during peak hours. City Manager S. D. B. Smith said the action follows a council inquiry about a traffic signal, with Ed Phillips noting Jackson is a state highway and state plans may block signals while the police will cover weekday afternoon rushes from about 4:31 to 6:20.
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Jackson St
Winton Ave
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Mgr. S. DB
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Dettenrieder
Winton
Jackson
Public Works
Ed Phillips
Red China Visit Termed 'Favor' by Chicagoan
Daniel O'Connell, 25, who returned after a 10 week 14 000 mile journey to Russia and Red China told reporters in San Francisco he did the United States a favor by his travels. He arrived on the President Crewe tandem from Hong Kong and said he disobeyed State Department orders to enter Red China because he believed he could counter propaganda and offer a pro American viewpoint.
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San Francisco
Daniel O'Connell
Bubonic Plague Death Confirmed in Wichita Falls Child
The State Health Department confirms a 4 year old girl Laura Bryans, daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Bryans Jr, died September 11 in Wichita Falls from bubonic plague. The case marks a rare instance of the historic killer in the region.
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Laura’ Bryans
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Woman Driver Keyed Up By Misdirected Keys
In Toledo Ohio Mrs Hileen Rossler found her car keys would not fit the door or the ignition so she had the car towed and the locks changed. After that Mr A G Hervey returned the car with the correct key, resolving the mix up.
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Hileen Rossler
A. G. Hervey
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Boesler
Intruder Tells His Troubles in Cal Oil Country Home
A young man held Mrs. Chris Goehring at gunpoint for an hour in Acampo California, drank coffee to calm his nerves, then fled with several dollars. He described himself as 2 years old, very handsome, and said an injury during war forced him to steal to support his family. He was not harmed.
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Chris ‘Goehring
Tre
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C V Singer Wins Alimony
Castro Valley court grants Mrs. Dan Ice Lahr alias Jan McArt opera singer temporary alimony of 525 dollars monthly and child support from Dr Phillip Lahr, a Castro Valley physician. She seeks divorce on cruelty grounds, custody of six year old Deborah, and division of community property. judge Caldecott heard the order.
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Jan McArt
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Ac Lahr
East Ave
Hayward
Catholic Church Radio Station to broadcast worldwide
Santa Marta di Galeria will launch one of the world’s most powerful broadcast plants to beam the message of the Roman Catholic Church to all parts of the globe starting tomorrow.
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Santa Marta DI Galeria
Two Men Die After Hayward Hit and Run Crashes
Two pedestrians in Hayward died within hours after separate auto crashes last night. Frank McComber, 25, from Castro Valley, was struck on Castro Street in front of Hayward Plunge at 10:25 p.m. and died four hours later. Antone Sylvia, 72, of 1457-D Street, was hit on D and Clay Streets about 20 minutes later and died at Fairmont Hospital. A hit-run driver fled. witnesses described a 1957 blue two-tone Chevrolet with front damage.
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Whelton Ave
Castro Valley
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Steve Ruibolo
Frank McCmhber
Castro St
McComber
D and
Clay Sts
Fairmont Hospita
Antone E. Sylvia
D Street
Douglas Morrell
Choches
San Lorenzo
Morrell
Ias
McCamber
Ruby
Dei Well
Auto
Sylvia
D St
Ruth Anne Marie
Big Bay Area Bookmaking Ring Smashed
San Francisco and San Mateo counties saw five raids by IRS agents and police who arrested seven suspected bookies on felony charges in a $30,000-a-day operation. One man, a top figure, was nabbed at his South San Francisco home as officers found 20 shells and assorted firearms. liens trace back to a 1950 tax evasion case tied to protection payments.
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Internal Revenue, Service
San Mateo
Iy Clarenge
Krunitrhere
Charles F. Leahy
Krause
Felice
Escaped Inmate Hunted in Area
In Pleasanton an East Bay search began for an escaped prisoner from Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. Charles Davis, 19, of Oakland and 21 year old Clifford Domino fled from a rail yard gate about 7 p.m. yesterday. Domino was captured by Airman Charles Nadery in a Parks Air Force Base parking lot as they tried to steal Naderys car. Deputies said Davis, held on a battery charge, was last seen running across a field from Nadery after the escape.
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Nader
Ousted Waitress Pickets Union in Marin City Row
Mrs Arlene Garcia a 34 year old divorcee and mother of four sons aged 3 to 12 picketed the San Rafael Labor Temple yesterday saying a union ousted her for crossing a picket line. She plans to seek reinstatement as head waitress at a U S 101 area restaurant.
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San Rafael
Arlene Garcia
Marin City
India Dam Break Wipes Out Village
The Statesman reports a natural dam burst on India's northeastern frontier wiping out a village of about 400 people. Rescue efforts and casualty estimates follow, with authorities assessing the disaster and relief needs.
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India
Calcutta
Statesman
Zhukov Relieved as Defense Minister in Soviet Shakeup
The Tass News Agency announced that Marshal Georgi Zhukov, long viewed as the USSR's No 2 figure, was suddenly replaced today by Marshal Rodion Malinovsky as defense minister. The presiding Supreme Soviet relieved Zhukov of his duties with no further details provided.
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INS
Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Union
Rodion Malinovsky
Tass
Supreme Soviet
Zhukov
Ike to visit Paris for NATO summit in December
Diplomatic sources say President Eisenhower will travel to Paris in December for a NATO summit to urge a worldwide scientific alliance and counter Russia's missile threat. Assistant Secretary of State C. Burke Elbrick planned talks with French Ambassador Hervé Alphand as Washington weighed the trip’s scope.
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Afee World Scientific Alliance
Mary Teth Dant
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Herve Alphand
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NATO
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Britain
Russia
George W. Perkins
U. S
NATO Council
Perkins
W. Randolph Burgess
Soviet Syria aid pact sets large economic assistance
Damacus reports a Soviet Syria aid agreement providing 100 million in assistance over seven years. No repayment for four years, interest about five and a half percent. Russia to ship machinery factory goods along with a large stock of missiles, weapons, tanks and jet planes already delivered.
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Damascus
Syria
Russia
Renowned Irish Dramatist Lord Dunsany Dies at 79
Lord Dunsany a noted Irish dramatist poet and writer died aged 79 in a Dublin nursing home. He was a soldier cricketer baron and authored more than 30 volumes across verse plays novels short stories and memoirs.
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Ireland
Lord Dunsany
Dublin
Dunsany
Sputniks radio voice runs out of power
Moscow reports Sputnik has gone silent after its power reserve was exhausted. The 28 inch sphere, which has circled the globe since October, is expected to burn up in six to eight weeks. Optical observations will become the main method for tracking its orbit.
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Moscow
Naval Research Laboratory
Brown Orders Probe of State Narcotics Bureau
Attorney General Edmond G. Brown orders a state narcotics probe amid uproar over California enforcement. Federal agents arrest veteran state official Ludwig Braumoeller on drug transfer and tax issues, with officials stating Braumoeller peddled drugs for money. Brown hints the inquiry may reach State Narcotic Bureau Chief Walter Creighton as evidence is reviewed.
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Edmond G. Brown
California
Brown
Naics
Federal
Ludwig
Fred) Braumoeller
U.S
Robert Schnacke
Braumoeller
Walter Creighton
Braumeeller
Government seeks sale of DuPont GM stock in anti trust case
The Justice Department urged a federal court to order the sale of Du Pont company’s 63 million shares of General Motors stock to private investors. AG Herbert Brownell proposed placing the GM stock, valued around 2.4 billion dollars, under court trustees. The action follows anti trust proceedings began in 1949 alleging Du Pont bought large GM holdings to guarantee a market for its products.
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Gov.’Omminent
DuPont-General Bioters
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Chiago
du Pont Company
General Motors
Herbert Brownell
Ior
Joe
E. I.D Font de Nemours
É& Co
du Pont
Gangland War Fears in New York Rise After Anastasia's Killing
New York police reported fear of renewed gang warfare after the murder of Albert Anastasia. A bullet-ridden scene and police notes described the onetime lord of Murder, Inc. as he sat in a barber chair at a midtown hotel yesterday with no progress reported in the investigation.
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Albert
Anastasia
Manhattan
College Score Moments From Layered Game Snippets
A compact notch from a sports snippet shows Tennessee leading Maryland 16 to 8 with Bates scoring seven, Maine trounced by Penn State 20 to 0, Syracuse edged by Navy 35 to 14, and Penn beating Brandeis 7 to 14 with Northeastern 0 in an assorted mosaic of brief college results.
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Bates
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Navy
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Brandeis
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