Kostov Denies Spying For Former Red Leader
A Bulgarian court case features Traicho Kostov repudiating an earlier confession of spying for British intelligence and Tito, with 11 ex-officials on trial for anti state activities in Sofia. The report notes retractions and shifts in testimony amid broader East European treason trials and Soviet commentary.
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Sofia
No 2
Traicho Kostov
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Kostov
Peter Burchett
London Daily Express
Tass
Kunonh
Micola Nachev
Tral Aml
Ivan Stefanov
Hungary
Tito
Titowin
Tito Kovernment
Ching Proper
Li Tsungren
New York
Moscow
Pravda
Supersonic X-1 hits near 1000 mph says Yeager in test
Charles Yeager disclosed at his Hamlin West Virginia home that eight of the twelve pilots who tested the K-1 at Dayton Ohio achieved speeds more than 200 miles per hour above sound. He declined to reveal the maximum speed but said the rocket ship neared the 1000 mph barrier. The X-1 is being retired as four upgraded models are planned including the X-4. A future jet family is described with slow public expectations for passenger supersonic flights.
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Hamlin
W Va
Air Force
Charles Yeager
Pate Towson
Dayton
Yeager
Mutoc
Caih
Northup Aviation
Douglas Ae
Challeston
Pearl Harbor
Iran
UMW Chief Tactics Do Not Match Past Record
Washington analysis questions John L. Lewis leadership and strategy amid shifting coal crisis dynamics. Analysts debate whether Lewis truly knows his goals or how to achieve them as breaks in operations challenge his historic negotiating leverage.
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UMW
Coal Labor Strife Envelops 1948 Contract Talks
Mining operators and United Mine Workers wrestle over a new contract as wage and welfare fund terms spark clashes. Disputes include welfare fund increases, shorter work weeks, and pension management while negotiations stall amid protests, strikes, and stalled agreements through late autumn.
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Mason
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Washington
James Boyd
US Bureau of Miner
Toundelay
White Sulphur Springs
Bluefield
New York
Graperite
Welfere Fund
United Mine Workers
Abe
Deepstoke
Psychiatrists Say I Treatment Might Have Saved 'Spsit' Killer
Alexandria reports ex research psychiatrist said early psychiatric care might have prevented John S Conner from killing his three children Stephanie 12 Michael 8 and Cecilia 4. He had a West Point graduation and Army discharge history with repeated spells of severe low mood. Conner, a Fort Belvoir civil engineer, confessed to planning suicide before opening fire in the kitchen. He faced triple murder charges after the morning killings. His wife Janet survived and urged life as his police actions followed.
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Conner
Alexandria Jou
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Connor
An Ord
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Poho
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Edgar Sims
Sims
Sams
Fort Belvoir
West Post
Academy
Walter Reed
Walter Reed Hospite
Janet
Agan
Sims TV
Napoleon
Hustary
Mystery Man Donates to Deaf and Blind Children
A nameless benefactor from the bend of the river donated 93850 for the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind medical program. He asked that his name be kept private, while Dr John E Bryan of the Institute confirmed the gift and noted the donor’s thanks to the state of his birth.
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Talladega
Siverity
Alabama
John E Bryan
Bryan
Couple Is Arrested On Robbery Charges
BESSEMER AP A young woman self styled black orchid of West Coast wrestling and her husband Barbara 24 and Duane Gager were bound over to the grand jury on robbery charges after a preliminary hearing before Judge Ed Saunders They are accused of beating and robbing Albert Mills the night of Nor di Mills testified he was picked up then driven with the couple to a point outside town He was struck and knocked unconscious with a bottle They are accused of taking Mills car and ten dollars the pair fled toward Colorado Springs Colo
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Black Orchid
Grand Jury
Barbara
Duane Gager
Ed Saunders
Albert Mills
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Mills
Colorado Springs
Colo
Marianne Brothers To Get New Trial
MARIANNA Florida March today two brothers Woodrow Harris and Monroe Harris were granted a new trial on charges of possessing moonshine. Judge Tray Hutchinson reversed a county court conviction citing an unlawful warrantless search of the brothers' automobile. The lower court had ordered $250 fines plus costs after their conviction Oct 25. Woodrow Harris had run unsuccessfully for Jackson County sheriff in the recent election.
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Marianna
Fla
CUP
Woodrow
Monroe Harris
Shine
Tray Hutchinson
Woodrow Harris
Jackson County
Six Hundred Mobile Strikers Return to Work
Six hundred employees of the Alumnum Otte Company plant returned to work after a seven week strike. Duncan Smith, plant superintendent, said production would resume by tonight. The plant processes baux.
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Mobile
Alumnum Otte Company
Duncan Smith
Baux
Settlement of the ALCOA strike announced in Pittsburgh
Officers of the United Steelworkers announced the settlement of the ALCOA strike in Pittsburgh yesterday. The report notes about 190 species of holly exist, with about a dozen species found in the United States.
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ALCOA
Pittsburgh
GIO
United Steelworkers
The
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