New Witness Against Fuller Emerges in Alabama Murder Trial
In Birmingham Albert Fuller faces a surge of testimony as Cecil Padgett and Ernest Tillman dispute Fuller's alibi in the Patterson murder case. Padgett links Fuller to the scene prior to the shooting while Tillman places Fuller near Patterson’s office 45 minutes earlier, challenging Fuller’s claim of being in jail.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Fuller
A. L. Patterson
Cecil Padgett
Phenix City
Padgett
Fuller
Patterson
Atty
Arch Ferrell
Tillman
O' Man
Jelke Trial Jury Panel Selected in New York
Jury panel selection continues in the Minot Jelke case as three married men sit on opening-day jurors. The trial aims to expose names of prominent men with Jelke, a 25 year old heir, facing charges of compulsory prostitution.
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New York
Playboy Minot
Mickey) Jelke
Asst
Anthony J. Liebler
Jelke
Liebler
Peperney
George Washington Herz
Pat Ward
Saar
Rey
Prisoner Seeks Return of $80.92 From Jail
Denver Pursley of Akron asks police to return $80.92 missing from his custody in Columbus City Jail. Chief George W. Scholer says inmates’ money is placed in envelopes in a prison safe and ordered an investigation with changes planned in property handling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denver
Pursley
Akron
George W. Scholer
House Committee Debates Fair Play Code for Committees
The Rules Committee considers a bipartisan code of fair practices for House committees. It requires at least two members present for testimony, announces the investigation topic at hearings, allows lawyers for witnesses, permits censure of counsel, protects witnesses named in closed sessions, and restricts public release of closed session evidence. A late week House vote is planned pending clearance.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Senate
Reallocation bill aims to redraw North Carolina House seats
A proposal by Rep Radford Powell and seven others would automatic ally reallocate House seats after each federal census with a public vote on the constitutional amendment in 1956. Alamance and Rockingham would gain seats, Cabarrus and Pitt would lose. The measure follows earlier failed reapportionment efforts in 1951 and 1953.
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House
Senate
Alamance
Rockingham
Cabarrus
Pitt
Powell
General Assembly
Newspaperman Frederick T. Birchall Dies at 84
Frederick T. Birchall 84 long time editor at the New York Times from 1926 to 1931 died today at Dawson Memorial Hospital Bridgewater Nova Scotia. He had lived in retirement at Petite Riviere 18 miles from Bridgewater. The cause of death was not released. He left no close relatives.
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New York
Frederick T. Birchall
New York Times
Dawson Memorial Hospital
Bridgewater
N. S
Petite Riviere
Birchall
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