Gambles With Court Loses Two Years
In St Joseph Missouri Charles Irvin Norris faced a statutory offense trial. He rejected a plea offer from Prosecutor O R Newcomer and the jury found him guilty. The court sentenced Norris to ten years in the state penitentiary, after the state had proposed eight years for a guilty plea.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
LLP
Charles Irvin Norris
R. Newcomer
Norris
State
Japanese Teachers Purged By Commission
TOKYO UP Nearly half the 225 teachers screened by the education ministry commission in September and October were rejected as unfit. Among the purged was Mrs Yayoi Yoshida director of Tokyo Women's College and Shinichi Matsumoto director of the Central Labor School. Purge of Matsumoto marks an early case of a Communist being removed. Earlier lists mainly included pre war ultra nationalists and war criminals.
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Tokyo
Japanese Education Ministry
Yayoi Yoshida
Tokyo Women's College
Anyother
Shinichi Matsumoto
Central Labor School
Matsuomoto
Losses To Airlines Planemakers In 1947 Hit 61 Million
Washington report notes 1947 was disastrous for civil aviation with airlines losing over 11 million dollars as military cutbacks hit order books. Nine fatal U S airline accidents killed 275 people so far, while major makers faced losses and only about a quarter of firms showing net profits. Plans cite instrument landing systems, cargo growth, and new aircraft like the Constellation and DC-6 as progress, with safety improvements seen as key to future profitability.
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Douglas Larsen Washington
NEA
Civil Aeronautics Board
U. S
Ted
Mmeager
James M. Landis
CAB
Bainbridge
Landis
T. P. Wright
Civil Areonautics Administration
Wright
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Aluminum workers will live in it in Kansas City plan
In Kansas City, Butler Manufacturing announced the sale of 100 prefabricated aluminum homes for Bettdorf, Ja. to be used at a new Alcoa sheet and plate plant site. The three bedroom houses use metal panel construction and deck, with a patented design.
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Kansas City
Jong
Aluminum
America
Butler Manufacturing & Co
Bettendorf
Alcoa
Mystery stalls as infant kidnap report baffles sheriff
Goshen Indiana sheriffs office reports little progress in the so called Guernsey mystery. A farmer reported his eight month old baby goats stolen and a dead geese was found in the barnyard during the night amid confusing tips from local residents.
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Goshen
Ind
Guernsey
Dace Farever
Guerters
Ain
Babe On R. R. Tracks Gets A Lucky Break
In Green Bay, 18 month old David Arnold fell between railroad tracks as a train passed over him unharmed. His mother, attempting to rescue the child, suffered a broken kneecap.
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Babe
R. R
Green Bay, Wis
David Arnold
David
Pranks turn speed limit signs into 80 mph zones
Evansville police discovered motorists racing through 30 mile zones at 80 mph as pranksters swapped speed signs. The story notes Locke’s associations with Glenn Miller Bob Crosby and Vincent Lopez.
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Evansville
Ind
Locke
Glenn Miller
Bob Crosby
Vincent Lopez
Embarrassing moment in Salem police ball scene
Salem Oregon: Police sergeant Ersel Mundinger recognized the two motorists he had fined ten dollars each for speeding. The pair were members of a dance band that had volunteered to play without charge for the Salem policemen's ball.
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Salem
Orc
Ersel Mundinger
Chef doubles in brass Fort Wayne feature morning show
Fort Wayne chef Floyd Locke moonlights as a brass musician in local performances while running a restaurant by day. The story notes his knack for cooking with gas and hints at his versatility across kitchen and stage.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Floyd Locke
United States
Ancient Indian Camp Found Near Odell Lake in Oregon
Oregon archaeologists report a pre historic Indian camp site uncovered by summer resort workers high in the Oregon Cascades at Odell Lake near Eugene. Prof. L S Cressman of the University of Oregon, studying the find, notes obsidian cutting implements possibly Sandia type may date the site to as early as 20 000 years ago, placing occupation in the late Pleistocene era.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Mt. Mazama
Cascade
Odell Lake
Cressman
Oregon
Insecticide Use Sparks Debate in Local Park Spray Plans
A report notes concerns over ne mt insecticides used broadly for hopper control and spraying in outdoor spaces. Residents and officials clash on safety and environmental impact, while agricultural and public health groups weigh benefits versus risks.
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