Mayor Hague Refuses to Accept FBI View on Jersey City Crime
Newark June 6 Mayor Frank Hague rejected a CIO suit claim that Jersey City records on crime and police protection were inaccurate. He said the city withdrew its records from the FBI because agents insisted on listing auto deaths as murders. Hague’s cross examination over free speech issues continues as the case proceeds in federal court. He defended his administration’s actions and denied targeting religious or political minorities.
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Newark
N. 2
Frank Hague
Jersey City
C.I
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hague
F.B.I
Morris L. Ernst
C.I.0
American Civil Liberties Union
Free Speech
FBT
United
United States
Trist
William Clark
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court of
Peace bond ordered in Trout Creek case
J H Brown of Trout Creek was ordered to post a $1000 peace bond or serve a year in jail after his wife testified he threatened to kill her at a district court hearing in Thompson Falls. Also, Nandi Miller was granted a divorce from Pauline Miller. The report mentions political filings and a Turkish goodwill flight for context.
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Thompson Falls
J. H. Brown
Trout Creek
Nandi Miller
Pauline Miller
Heiress Gives Up Million In Love Marriage
Rosemary Webster, 21, heiress daughter of Dr. David H. Webster, elopes to marry Paul Gilson, 23, a Canton welfare home clerk earning $21 weekly. The couple wed in Cantons’s home of the groom as detectives urged a meeting with her disapproving parents. Rosemary plans to live on Paul’s salary, while Dr Webster and Mrs Webster condemn the match as ruinous to her million-dollar inheritance.
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Rochester
Rosemary Webster
Miss Webster
David H. Webster
New York
Stamford
Paul
Gilson
St. Lawrence County
Rosemary
Canton
St. Lawrence University
Jesse Guson
O. K
De Valera Eyes Majority In Irish General Election
Dublin June 16. Eamon de Valera Ireland's prime minister faces a crucial test as 214 candidates compete for 138 seats in the Dail. Seven are unopposed. Voters show apathy in the second general election in a year. De Valera hopes for a working majority of about 72 seats. Cholera in India. Lucknow reports 44 of 48 districts affected in one of the worst epidemics in recent years.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Tomorow
Gall
Olih
Dail Eireann
House of Representatives
de Valera
India
Lucknow
United Provinces
Road Show Tickets Moving Fast in Marlow
Tickets for the road production of You Cant Take It With You at the Marlow Theatre in Helena are selling briskly, manager Ted Kirkmeyer reports. The show, a Broadway hit, draws delegates from the Montana Bankers Association and officers of the 18th Infantry Montana National Guard, with box office hours set and a likely sellout anticipated.
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Marlow
Ted Kirkmeyer
Helena
Oo Brillant
Kirkmeyer
Northwest
Beattie
Montana Bankers’ Association
18Th Infantry
Montana National Guard
Camp Ayers
Nho
Fox
Mechanical heart learns to breathe for Lindbergh device
New York June 16 The Lindbergh perfusion pump now breathes by assimilating oxygen from blood. Dr Richard Bing of Columbia University reports a new method enabling the robot heart to breathe, aiding preservation of kidneys pancreas and nerve tissue in artificial life support.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard Bing
Department of Surgery
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bing
Science
Lindbergh
Flyer
Teacher at State College Passes On
Jeasie YT Connell head of Montana State College science department and acting dean of the College of Household and Industrial Arts died after complications from major surgery. A Nebraskan native, she served nine years on the Montana State faculty.
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Bozeman
Jeasie YT. Connell
Montana State College
College of Household and Industrial Arts
Miss. Connell
Nebraska
Montana, State College
Olympic hopefuls to clash at Minnesota intercollegiate meet
Dozens of standout track stars compete for individual and team Olympic honors at the national intercollegiate meet hosted by the University of Minnesota. Notables include Ben Johnson Columbia and John Woodruff Pittsburgh in mid and distance events, with Southern California aiming for a fourth straight team title. Prelims start Friday with finals and field events Saturday.
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Minneapols
University of Minnesota
Lawson Robertson
Pennsylvania
Robertson
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Adrian Talley
Southern California
Walkur Greer
Michigan State
America
Charles Fenske
Wisconsin
Fred Worcott
Rice Institute
California
John Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Greg Tite
Notre Dame
Ear Vickey
Dave Albritton
Ohlo State
Gil Cruter
Colorado
Pete Zagar
Stanford
Lowell Todd
San Jose State
End of career for phantom robber Keen
Chicago June 16 A police machine gun tonight killed Harold Keen 23 ex convict son of Ernest L Keen of the stolen automobile detail The phantom robber blamed for about 60 robberies of gas stations and restaurants fled in his car amid police fire earlier today His wife Angeline 21 an expectant mother was questioned He was shot after refusing to surrender when Sergt Joseph McCabe ordered him to drop a pistol in his hip pocket and Keen fell dead
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Chicago
Ernest L. Keen
Harold Keen
Angeline
Keen
Friends
Joseph McCabe
Kean
McCabe
Belott Church Council Amends By-Laws to Limit Nomination Power
In Belott Wisconsin on June 16 1971 the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches amended its by-laws to abolish the moderator's sole power to nominate half the membership of the council's nominating committees. The change aims to bring more democracy and decentralization of power within the church body.
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Belott
Wis
General Council of
Congregat Honal and Christian Churches
Forest fire devastates Black Range in New Mexico
Bilger City New Mexico June 14 a wildfire roared through the Black Range consuming thousands of acres of timber as 740 men battled the flames against gale force winds.
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Bilger City
N. M
New México
Sugar beet payments go out to Montana growers
A. J. Borton said checks are being mailed to Montana sugar beet growers under the 1937 agricultural conservation program. Applications for payment are arriving for audit, with good volume, and officials expect all payments to be completed by July 1 or soon after.
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Bozsman
Montana
A. J. Borton
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Borton
Ski Meet at Glacier Park Highlight of 1910 Weekend
Great Falls reports Glacier National Park to host a ski meet as a key feature of a weekend program. H T Scoven, park superintendent, notes ski runs on Logan Pass with snow depths up to twenty feet, enabling Going-to-the-Sun traffic. Reports from Belton and Kalispell enthusiasts describe top-notch skiing this week. Fire department was summoned to a blaze near Capital Laundry from a short in wiring to a service pole.
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Great Falls
Glacier National Park
H. T. Scoven
Lofan Pass
Scoven
Topuetch
Belton
Kalispell
Helena
Capital Laundry Company
Baseball run producers across leagues noted
Foxx drove in runs, while Averill of the Red Sox, Ott of the Indians, York of the Giants, Medwick, Galan of the Cardinals, and the Cubs contributed RBIs in a diverse set of major league performances.
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Foxx
Red Sox
Averill
Indians
Giants
York
Tigera
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Great Falls Couple in Serious Mishap
June 11 Great Falls Montana two people were near death in a local hospital after an attempt to exterminate vermin with a deadly poison in an apartment. George Baggs 55 and his wife Edna 63 were overcome by fumes while working in a lodging place they manage waitress Ruth Colting heard moaning and summoned help. They were pulled from the room and given artificial respiration before ambulances took them to the hospital.
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Great Malle
George Baggs
Edna
Ruth Colting
Baggs
Former Salt Lake Police Officials Indicted Over Payoff Scandal
Salt Lake City June 16 The Salt Lake county grand jury indicted former Salt Lake City Police Chief Harry L Hinch and Frank A Thacker a discharged captain of the police vice squad with conspiracy to commit acts injurious to public morals and to obstruct administration of state laws The indictments follow the recent pay-off scandal in which City Attorney Fisher Harris accused the city underworld of paying for protection Twelve persons including …
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Grand Jury
Harry L. Hinch
Frank A. Thacker
Lawa
Finca
Thacker
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