Congress Moves To Tighten Penalties On Espionage
Congress readies early Senate action on a bill to raise espionage penalties from two to ten years. The House has passed a similar measure. Hearings will probe interference with military discipline and licensing of civilian military groups, while other measures target private forces and uniformed drill. Hoover testified espionage cases may reach 772 this year, up from 634 last year.
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Flight romance and crash tests fate of two lovers
Sarah Anne Melton watches aviator Jack Courtney’s fame and a daring rescue after a plane bound for glory crashes. Bob Kennedy survives with a broken leg and asks her to reveal the tampering while Jack returns as questions loom about love, loyalty, and danger.
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Tornado Strikes Wichita Killing One Man and Sparking Chaos
A Wichita tornado caused deaths and property damage at Stearns race track, freeing horses to confound traffic amid heavy rain. At least eight horses died and several injured as buses struck debris amid the devastation.
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Glass eye markers aid drivers on Alabama highways
Montgomery report details an experimental safety measure using tiny glass beads embedded in road paint to glow under headlights. A four inch center strip carries six pounds per gallon, with a test on the Wetumpka Goodwater road showing promising results and plans to expand statewide.
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Fruitful Search Near Albuquerque Ends With Rescue
Jimmy Moran, 14, was found safe after spending time on an island and being alerted by lifeguards. He swam underwater to reach the shore, prompting guards to launch a search when he did not surface. An ambulance siren marked the wider response to the incident.
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Motive Suspects Sought After Banner Elk Gas Station Hold Up
Police Chief Roy Chappell hunts two bandits who held up a Banner Elk station operator and stole 259 dollars. The operator was identified as Chief Chappell.
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