Quickie Firing Gets Court Okay
A Chicago report describes a 26 year old ex convict hunted for a detective’s killing who shot a rookie police officer in a movie theater gun fight after the detective’s death in a subway shooting. Police hunted the suspect Richard Carpentier as crowds watched, while WASHINGTON reports a court ruling allowing quickie firings under Lloyd LaFollette Act procedures for government agencies. The decision covers civilian personnel cases including William E Ward at Cherry Point Marine facility claiming illegal removal.
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Chicago
Richard Carpenter
William J. Murphy
Northwest Side
Baltimore Theater
Clarence Kerr
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Tense Saar election as protests turn violent
In Saarbrucken a crowd of several thousand attacked a rally by Premier Johannes Hoffman. Nine pro German demonstrators and seven police were wounded as police used tear gas after Hoffmans Europeanization speech to 1,200 supporters. He remained besieged for over an hour before leaving through a side door.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
Johannes Hoffman
Neuenkirche
Hoffman
Former Rep Armstrong cites proof on NK Korean Neutral Nations ties
Former Republican congressman K. Armstrong says Russian intelligence officers often replace Polish and Czech members on the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Korea. He claims Swiss Swedish and South Korean sources, plus U.S. military intelligence, support the assertion.
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Taipei
Formosa
Army Court Ponders Murder Charges in Korea Case
An eight man general court martial began deliberations at 2 13 p m in the case of Sgt James C Gallagher 28 charged with collaborating with the enemy and with the unpremeditated murder of three fellow American prisoners in Korea The court heard the charge from Cal Laurence W Lougee law officer and later prosecution and defense summed up their cases
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New York
James C. Gallagher
Korea
Cal
Laurence W. Lougee
Swallowed Pennies Caused Girl's Death in Mass Hospital
In Waltham Massachusetts seven year old Judith Hamilton died from inflammation of the stomach and throat after swallowing several pennies two weeks earlier. Medical Examiner T Morton Gallagher said copper from the coins aggravated her condition and X rays only revealed the swallowing last Friday.
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Waltham
Mass
A.o
Judith K. Hamilton
T. Morton Gallagher
Coast Guard officer candidate defends mother against subversive label
Gaston, a 26 year old Coast Guard Officer Training School graduate, says his mother Jeanne Griser of San Francisco has never been pro Communist and acted only out of humanitarian motives in her labor and peace oriented associations. He notes she did not know those groups were listed as subversive.
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Washington — N. Pierre
Coast Guard Officer Training School
New London
Girls Help the Boys in New York Gang Fight
In Brooklyn two rival teenage gangs of about 50 boys fought in the street last night. Police separated the combat and found about two dozen girls acting as knife and gun carriers for the youths. One youth was stabbed as officers broke up the melee.
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New York
Brooklyn
Union Ordered To Halt Picketing At School Site
A district judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing the International Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborers Union of America Local 312 AFL from picketing a 22 room elementary school under construction in Fort Scott. The injunction names the union and bars further demonstrations at the site pending further court action.
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Fort Scottm
Harry W. Fisher
International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers Union of America
AFL
New Prisoner Code Leaves All Power Up to the Army Brass
James Marlow reports President Eisenhower announced a new six point code for POW conduct. The code, drafted by officials and retired officers, places decision power over captured Americans with military leaders and warns against assisting the enemy. It clarifies that duress or mistreatment does not excuse disobedience and notes no court martial cases involved coercion.
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Army
James Marlow
Washington Ww
Eisenhower
Korea
Wilson
FBI Finds Most of Missing Bank Money in Tennessee
FBI reports most of the $46,000 stolen from Ackerman Mississippi bank Aug 2 is recovered. About $43,000 was found in a barn on the Dual King farm after contractor C. E. Piper said the money was tied to the suspect. In racing news, Decathlon wins the Tyre Stakes at Monmouth Park by a neck over Nan's Mink, the horses raised together in Kentucky.
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Memphis
Tenn
FBI
Bank of Ackerman
Miss
C. E. Piper
Memphis FA
Dual King
Decathlon
Nan
Mink
Monmouth Park
Kentucky
Armed forces weigh evidence of brain washing or duress
Military authorities will decide what constitutes evidence of brain washing or duress in a case under review. The inquiry focuses on coercive methods used and their impact on the accused’s statements and actions.
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Armed Forces
Boy Scouts Rally For World Jamboree In Canada
In Niagara on the Lake Ont a large gathering forms for the eighth world jamboree. About 10,000 scouts from around the world expected to participate with 2,500 tents set on the site near Fr George. Gov Gen Vincent Massey to officially open the event Saturday afternoon as chief scout for Canada.
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Ont Uw
Fr. George
Vincent Massey
Canada
New Floor Care Floors With Glaxo Wax Alternative
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