Hollywood Shooting Case Presented to Grand Jury
Hollywood district attorney recounts the drama of the Walter Wanger case before a county grand jury as Joan Bennett and Lang are described as central figures. Wanger’s motive remains disputed while Bennett cannot testify without her husband’s consent. Lang remains hospitalized after being shot and unable to answer questions.
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Lang
Silas Ernest Roll
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Roll
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Wanger
Sid Holtzman
Gebhart
Ry Panny
Jerry Giesler
Bennett
Grand Jury
Solon Says GI Housing Program Full of Graft
Washington a UP report says House committee chair Olin Teague suspects petty graft in the VA GI housing program. Miami VA officials allegedly accepted gifts. one official bought a house at a bargain price in a prior VA probe, while hearings in San Diego already indicted several VA staff.
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Olin E. Teague
House
Veterans Administration
Teague
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Tusa
Miami, Fla
Vernon S. Parker
Miami VA
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Hena Anrecagasiceni
Lkely
San Diego
Doctor discusses lupus erythematosus and current research
Medical notes describe lupus erythematosus as a skin and tissue disease with fatigue fever and joint pain. It affects women more than men and may begin in childhood. Treatments include aspirin and cortisone, with no cure yet and ongoing research into causes.
Two Week End Break-Ins Reported Across Local Businesses
Police reported two break ins over the weekend. Johnson Wax Company at 815 Ward Street was entered by forcing a rear door. a Coke machine yielded $1.20. Crawford-Thompson Company at 105 S. Perry Street had unbroken glass and a rear window forced entry with desk drawers rummaged but nothing stolen.
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Johnson Wax Company
Ward Street
J. C. Fanning
Crawford-Thompson Company
S. Perry Street
Howard Barrier
Fice
Roosevelt's Veto Record Shatters U S History
President Franklin D Roosevelt vetoed more bills than any prior U S president in history. He surpassed Grover Cleveland by 156 vetoes marking a record level of congressional rebuke during his administration.
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Cleveland
SHAPE personnel await chance at SHAPE Village homes
SHAPE troops near Paris expect modern four to six room apartments in Hennemont Park near St Germain En Laye. Regimental Major Roger de Ligne and family live in a hut while the French plan high standard housing for SHAPE personnel with rents from 10 to 23 dollars monthly plus utilities. Allocation based on dependents resources rank and family status.
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SHAPE
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Anne Aa
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de Ligne
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Senate Group Charges Guns Priority Was Not Allowed
A Senate subcommittee led by Lyndon B. Johnson accuses the Defense Department and civilian mobilizers of letting industry produce too many civilian goods like automobiles and appliances instead of arms. Charles E. Wilson disputes the claim, saying civilian production never interfered with rearmament and the armed forces have strengthened. Wilson notes expected arms output rise in the next year, while Johnson cites shortfalls in deliveries and civilian production diverting resources.
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Lazy Student Balances Two Colleges and Two Jobs
Robert Starr faced dismissal from Memphis State College after officials learned he concurrently studied at Southwestern College with 32 credit hours across both schools. He also worked for the Memphis bureau of United Pecan Oak and served as sports editor, writing for two college newspapers while pursuing a psychology outline in leisure time. He plans to seek full time work and continues his double scholastic life until graduation.
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Memphis State College
Southwestern College
Starr
Memphis
United Pecanoak
Memphis State
Southwestern Can Iie
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