Soviet Union seeks custody of Russian defector in U S
Soviet authorities asked the U S State Department to launch a manhunt for Kirill Alekseev, accusing him of embezzlement and treason after he left a Mexico trade mission to stay in the United States. Alekseev and his family are said to be in the United States as Moscow denies the charges.
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Jonn M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
United States
Mexico
America
Soviet Union
U. State Department
Kirill Alek‘ev
State Department
Ter
Ork
Rusvi
New York
Martin Richmond
Alekseev
Pone
Viewna
Itl
Richmond
Mexeier
Mexico City
Fedor Orekhov
Once Upon A Time Art Makes Comeback
In Chicago Mrs Isabel Young Foge leads four women in the Chicago Story League who tell stories in hospitals old folks homes schools and churches. They have told 585 stories to about 11000 people this year signaling a rebirth of interest in storytelling. The stories are told from memory without reading or reciting.
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Chicago
Isabel Young Foge
Fogo
Hemming case widens as new details emerge in Ohio case
The report outlines Henry Hemming, released from Cleveland custody, denying drugging Mary Virginia Kimberly and recounting a drunken trip with her. He and Mary Virginia planned marriage but faced Ohio’s five day wait law. Sara Hemming, 21, daughter, expresses sorrow and recalls his criminal record including prison terms at San Quentin and other facilities. Hemming remains on parole from San Quentin.
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Bhemising
Cleveland
Kimberl
Mary Virginia
Bangster
Sara
Tou Lorain, O
Robert H. Hemming
Elying
Heny
Clevend
Hemming
Stary Virginiia
Bowling Green
San Quentin
Collworth
Kans
Atlanta
McNeill Island
Seatte
Wash
State Senator Proposes Vehicle Inspection Powers
Gerald Bradford former Grove I u state senator led a bid to add sections on minor vehicles in a reg endation. He urged compulsory periodic inspections and testing stations, backed by Will O Walton of Lafayette, who opposed government intrusion. The proposal would require complex inspections every year and potential state costs. Bradford argued the measure would improve safety. opponents questioned feasibility and expense.
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Gerald Bradford
Grove I U
Bradford
Will O. Walton
Lafayette
Esi
Ethne
Traumne Artists in Maine Basketball oddities noted
A garbled regional clipping discusses Maine basketball in a league context. It references teams, conferences, and dates in a distorted way, with scattered proper nouns and actions suggesting a game or standings note alongside miscellaneous names and terms.
Bilbo Faces Senate Seat Fight as Operation Proceeding
Bilbo, ill but unyielding, vows to pass the tracheotomy operation and return in fighting clothes. He remains unseated as Republicans push to end the filibuster and organize the Senate, with ongoing probes into campaign spending and alleged misuse of office. Doctors report cancerous growth removed but warn of a slow recovery and possible further procedures.
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Bilbo
Senate
Congress
Boulbo
Proposas
Barkley
Aoeht
Zilba
Mississippi
Vandenberg
Michigan
Burkley
Srati
Georges W. Calver
Congressions
Bilba
Medical
Alton Grenner
New Orleans
Oschner
Oschner Tris
Hardin-Simmons Wins Alamo Bowl In San Antonio
Rudolph Mobley known as Little Doc scored two rushing touchdowns, one 34 yards and the other 17, to lead the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys to a 20-0 victory over Denver University in the first Alamo Bowl. A 3,730 crowd watched in 28 degree wind swept conditions as the game, postponed from Wednesday due to an ice storm, was finally played.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rudolph
Little Doc) Mobley
Natonal
King
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Denver University
Alammno Stadium
Cowboys
Fire Department Answers Two Calls
The fire department answered two calls yesterday. One at 315 East Main Street where a fire started from defective wiring. The second at the home of Bo Brunton on South Street where a flooded oil stove caused an alarm. Only slight damage reported at both locations.
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East Main Street
Bo Brunton
Baruch resigns from UN Atomic Commission post
The text notes Bernard Baruch resigning after guiding the United Nations Atomic Commission’s work, praised by Truman and Byrnes for his strength and fairness. It lists key aides and allies, details the commission’s move to the Security Council, and includes Baruch’s final thoughts on ratification and safeguards after the United States proposal gained broad support.
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Joha Hancoen
Feres Hand Eberstadt
Herbert Bayard Swope
Burney
Barucha
Trathidam
Amiurici
Baruch
United Nations Atomic Commission
Security Council
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Georgetown
D. C
John M Hancock
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Herbert Baxard Swope
Fred Seals
Richard C. Tubush
Thomas F. Farrell
Baruen
Othe Security Council
Commission
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