Parole officer aids escapee capture in Salt Lake City
William B. Smart of the Desert News and a parole officer recaptured Bertram G. Hall after a downtown street fight. Hall was kept in solitary for two weeks and lost trusty privileges. Their next contact involved a mailed hand-tooled cowhide wallet.
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Desert News
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Aluminum walls replace brick at 655 Madison Ave new building
Builder Louis Katz explains aluminum panels replace brick facing on a new structure at 655 Madison Ave. Reflective insulation aids air conditioning and modern appearance. About 60 tons of aluminum, acquired before the freeze, are in use as construction proceeds.
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Warlike Peace Songs In Communist Press
In Vienna a report notes East European Communist press overusing peace as a warlike term. The Magyar Nemzet papers claim composers write no ble warlike peace songs for their peace congress, reflecting mixed messaging in Russia era propaganda.
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Singapore Tries Red Mass Marriages
Singapore reports a surge of Communist influence in Malaya as mass Chinese marriages are organized in the colony by the Mayfair Musical and Dramatic Musical Association. The ceremony replaces traditional rites and eliminates old temple and home marriage practices across Chinese communities in Malaysia.
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China
Malaya
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Uruguay Names Andres Martinez Trueba President-Elect
Final election returns from Montevideo declare economist and legislator Andres Martinez Trueba as Uruguay’s new president elect for a four year term starting January. He cannot succeed himself by law, and the change follows the latest results reported by local authorities. International Soundphoto provided the image.
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International Soundphoto
Browder Surrenders in Contempt Case at Washington Court
Earl Browder former head of the Communist Party arrives at U S District Court in Washington to surrender on a contempt of Congress indictment. He refuses to plead and is remanded to jail after failing to post a 1500 dollar bail.
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