Archbishop Groesz Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Hungary Trial
Archbishop Joszef Groesz was sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting to overthrow Hungary’s communist government with American help. One co defendant received a death sentence. Groesz led the church after Cardinal Mindszenty’s 1949 life term. The court found the group maintained close relations with the United States legation in Budapest.
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Hungary
Groesz
Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Legation
Budapest
Gyula Alapi
Hungarian judge passes harsh sentences in espionage and murder cases
Judge Vilmos Olti presided over Hungary's crackdown linked to Cardinal Mindszenty and espionage plots. Defendants including Robert A. Vogeler and Ferenc Vecer faced long terms or death. Vatican involvement condemned as persecution. Multiple defendants confessed to wide ranges of crimes from black market to murder.
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Vilmos Olti
Alapi
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert A. Vogeler
Olti
U.S. State Department
Ferenc Vecer
Supreme Court
Vatican
Pal Boszik
Ndre Farkas
Vendel Endredy
Green Says Cities Caught In Squeeze On Revenue Question
Biloxi Mississippi June 28 Mayor Cooper Green of Birmingham Alabama president of the Alabama League of Municipalities told the Mississippi Municipal Association towns face a squeeze on revenue. The report mentions years and names connected to political figures and legal actions including a judge ordering continued custody and a military court retry for Hungarians associated with the U S legation.
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Biloxi
Miss
Cooper Green
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama League of Municipalities
Mississippi Municipal Association
Mississippi Leaders Cited Fiscal Straits Blocking Solutions
A Mississippi audience heard officials describe cities trapped by state and federal preemption that has paralyzed taxation. They argued crime, delinquency, traffic, and slum clearance cannot be addressed without sufficient operating revenue, claiming the problems are known but funds are lacking.
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Mississippi
Mississippi Association
Whirlicotes: English Carriages From Elizabethan Era
A note on historic transport identifies Elizabethan carriages as whirlicotes. The term suggests a distinct style of carriage used in England during Queen Elizabeth I’s reign.
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England
Queen Elizabeth
Foes of Acheson Trapped by Legislative Deadlock
Washington June 28 Republicans sought to force changes by proposing emergency funding for all federal agencies as the regular appropriations bills stalled. They aimed to withhold State Department funds and cut July spending, but faced a deadlock with limited options beyond protests.
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Washington
House
State Acheson
State Department
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