Fathers Reflect On Father’s Day In Quiet Remembrance
HAL BOYLE writes a reflective Father’s Day piece noting fathers may feel sheepish about gifts yet remain heroic figures in daily duties. The column honors fathers and recalls a son’s gratitude for his dad’s guidance, work, and quiet strength.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Doores
Two Prisoners In Death Row Markedly Different
United Press report compares Julius Rosenberg and his wife Ethel on Sing Sing death row for wartime espionage. The piece details their backgrounds in New York, early lives, and the 1951 trial that led to death sentences, noting public debates over legality and motives while previewing possible clemency actions.
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Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Norman
Montellier
United Press
New York
Julius Rosenberg
Sthel
U. S
Russia
United States
Rosenbergs
Lower East Side
Harry
Sophie Cohen Rosenberg
Julius
Seward Park High School
the Greenglass
Barnet
Tessie Greenglass
Greenglasses
Sheriff Street
Barnet Greenglass
Oater
Louis
Ethel
Bernard
David
David Greenglass
Cain
New York City College
Rosenberg
Signal Corps
War Department
Brooklyn
Washington
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Civil Service Post
Manhattan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pitt Engine Products Inc
Civil Service
Emds
Essie
Robert
Ruth Prince
Los Alamos
Ruth
FBI
E Rosenberg
Supreme Court
Bearings Costly To Railroads
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (UP) Solid journal wheel bearings cost American railroads about 750,000 dollars daily. The University of Illinois experiment station found bearing use adds 7.59 to 8.53 dollars per 1,000 freight car miles on two large lines. Most money funds routine maintenance. hot boxes cause about 35 cents per 1,000 miles, with delays and repairs varying by road.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
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