Eisler Hearing Delayed Again in London Court
In Bow Street magistrate's court, fugitive communist Gerhart Eisler faces a U S request for his return to America. The United States seeks more time to prepare its case, with an eight day delay proposed but the magistrate granting a three day postponement and denying bail. Eisler, 52, wore a crumpled tan suit and awaited the proceedings.
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London
Gerhart Eisler
United States
Bow Street
U.S
America
F. Graham Maw
Fisler
Maw
Eisler
Dudley Collard
J. F. Eastwood
Batory
U. S
Spring Hill College Graduates 68 in 119th Class
The largest class in the college history graduates 68 seniors at Spring Hill College in Mobile Alabama. Thirty five are World War II veterans. Class valedictorian is Albert John Boudreaux from Opelousas a 24 year old Navy veteran. John R Henry of Atlanta serves as commencement speaker.
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Mobile
Ala
Spring Hill College
Albert John Boudreaux
Opelousas
John R. Henry
Atlanta Newsman
Voice of Two Worlds Promises Sleep Power System
A Los Angeles notable dubbed the Voice of Two Worlds claims a hidden mind power system learned in Tibet. He advertises a 9000 word treatise from the Institute of Mentalphysics offering free copies to readers at 213 South Hobart Blvd Dept K 165 Los Angeles CA 4.
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Los Angles
Tibet
Land of
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
K-165
Los Angeles
Calif
Adv
Birmingham city employee denies threatening black family
Robert E Chambliss a Birmingham city garage worker told Mayor Cooper Green he spoke to William German a Black resident but denied threatening him Chambliss said he hoped mentioning Klan membership would make German move German had already relocated after inspectors warning zoning in North Smithfield area remains a contentious issue Justice Department is asked to review civil rights violations and Police Chief Eddins will investigate The article notes a dwindling crane population with fewer than 35 remaining in the world
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Birmingham
Birmingham City
Smithfield
Robert E. Chambliss
City Garage
Cooper Green
William German
Chambliss
German
Robert E. Lee
Ku Klux Klan
H. E. Hagood
U. S. Department of Justice
Polic
Floyd Eddins
Forrestal Third Leader To Resort To Death By Own Action
New York columnist HAL BOYLE notes three postwar leaders James Forrestal John G Winant and Jan Masaryk took their own lives. He cites overwork political captivity and personal philosophy as possible motives and discusses differing life paths ending at a wall.
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Hal Boyle
New York
James Forrestal
John G. Winant
Britain
Jan Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Forrestal
Winant
Masaryk
Self Destruction and Peaceful Tension Reflections
An essay discusses why leaders choose death by own action to avoid disgrace, comparing Brutus Hitler Tojo and others. It cites that in peacetime personal tension rises, fear of disgrace fades, and religious belief and purpose lessen suicide. Local notes mention visitors and church activities.
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Rome
Germany
Japan
Brutus
Adolf Hitler
Tojo
Forrestal
Masaryk
Winant
Henry Thoreau
Crop Damage From Cut Worms Reported In Madison County
Crop damage from climbing cut worms has appeared in widely scattered sections of Madison county. County farm agent Lloyd H. Little said damage is not yet serious but infestation could spread. Crimson clover and rye grass have the most damage so far. An airplane will dust infested areas. The female falcon is larger than the male.
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Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
Lloyd H. Little
Man Hospitalized After Dog Shooting Argument
In Birmingham Alabama on May 24 a 38 year old Silas farmer, Jesse Morgan, was reported in critical condition after a head injury from a stick during a dispute over his dog’s shooting. Sheriff A J McCoy said Morgan has a skull fracture. Neighbors Pete Singles 22 and Clinton Stokely 27 were jailed on assault with intent to kill charges.
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Birmingham
Ala
Silas Famer
A. J. McCoy
Jesse Morgan
Pete Singles
Clinton Stokely
Morgan
Dinner Guests in Charleston Visit from Alabama Pair
Mrs Cordie Graham of Hartselle and Jack Still of Cullman were dinner guests of Elbert Julian and his sister in Charleston South Carolina.
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Wright
Albert White
Decatur
Frank Morgan
Cullman
J. F. Tanner
Pine Burr
Don Childers
Hartselle
Earnest Latham
Joseph Latham
Charles
Birmingham
Grady Latham
Cortellou Chunn
Elbert Julian
Ottis Self
Cecil Tanner
Home Demonstration Club
Lyon’s
Fred Childs
Charleston
South Carolina
Cordie Graham
Jack Still
Search Underway For Lieutenant Who Can Verify Claim
Alabama officials seek First Lieut. William B. Spear, the sole witness who can verify Ralph G. Perry’s Greenland injury. Perry says the injury occurred climbing a cable to read weather instruments, establishing a line of duty. Despite checks of Army, Selective Service, and veterans records, Spear remains missing and officials urge any leads to the state Veterans Affairs office.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Department of Veterans “Affairs
Williamb. Spear
Florida
Ralph G. Perry
Veterans’ Affairs
Spear
Perry
Greenland
Veterans Affairs Office
Army
Selective Service
Veterans
Utah
Lieut
Spears
Alabaty
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Belk
Belk Hudy Oh Co
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