FBI Seeks Last of Three Marauders in Atlanta Case
FBI continues nationwide manhunt for the third member James F Hill of Framingham Mass after Hopkins age 21 was arrested in Jacksonville Fla. Lemay 15 was already arrested in Nashville Tenn. Hill is believed to have led a crime spree across three states last week. All victims were released unharmed and the group netted about 600 dollars.
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Atlanta
FBI
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Edward Hopkins
James F. Hill
Framingham
Mass
Hill
Massachusetts
Virgil Lemay
Nashville
Tenn
Kline Weatherford
Bothe Hopkins
Lemay
Hopkins
Bree
State Line
Chattanooga
Florida State Prison
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Scottsboro
Tennessee
Valdosta
Wanna Buy a Ferry New York Has One
The city invites bids to sell the Elmhurst ferry a 473 passenger double ended vessel with 750 horsepower engines moored at a Staten Island pier. It lacks propellers shafts and some accessories but is seaworthy for potential buyers.
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New York
City of
Department of Purchase
Elmhurst
Staten Island
Firefighters battle fires across several states
Firefighters in multiple states fought widespread forest fires as dry timberlands burned across the region. Snow and rain later aided containment in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other areas, with dozens of fires still burning and water shortages reported in Mississippi and North Carolina.
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Oregon
Missouri
Louisiana
Washington
Texas
D. A. Anderson
Texas Forest Service
Bienville Parish
West Virginia
Blackfork
Mississippi
James Craig
Rankin County
Meridian
Miss
Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
Pisgah National Forest
Tennessee
Cherokee National Forest
Knoxville
One GOP Senate Candidate Backed By Labor
Labor groups mostly back Democratic Senate candidates with one exception William Langer of North Dakota praised as a “friend of labor” by union spokesmen for his 12 years in the Senate. unions back other races and aim to defeat several incumbents.
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Alan Adams
United Press
Ent
Washington
Bor
Senate
AFL
CIO
United Mine Workers
William Langer
North Dakota
Cashmore
Ives
AFL Labor
League For Political Action
CIO Political Action Committee
Michael Disalle
Ohio
Thomas Mechling
Nevada
Rep
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Michigan
Blair Moody
Arthur H. Vandenberg
John L. Lewis
UMW Cahots
Langer
Kentucky
Maryland
Montana
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
The
Mine Union
John W. Cker
Harry F. Byrd
James P.a
William E. Jenner
Ind
U. S. Steel Posts Higher Q3 Profits in 1952 Report
United States Steel Corp. announces 1952 third quarter net income of 30.41 million dollars, 92 cents per common share, up from 22.22 million in Q2 but down from 1951’s 27.94 million. Nine month income totals 96.16 million dollars, 2.96 a share, vs 134.73 million last year. The company cites a steel strike and notes a 75 cent dividend.
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NEW York
United States Steel Corp
Heing
Lottery Banker Back In Jail In Winston Salem
Winston-Salem police nabbed Jefferson Lee Albarty a 38 year old lottery banker near Lewisville seizing lottery equipment and his 1950 sedan. He remained jailed overnight in $2,500 bond awaiting Municipal Court on November five. Three men faced fines and sentences in the prior case.
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Winston-Salem
Jefferson Lee Albarty
Albarty
Lewisville
James Herman Reeves
Clarence Thomas Reich Jr
Vernon Winfrey Newell
Youths Lead Merry Chase Through Salida Auto Theft
A state patrolman chased a stolen car for 15 miles at speeds up to 95 mph in Salida Colorado. Three boys under 14 emerged from the vehicle and were held for automobile theft. Their taunt about the ride was noted as they were taken into custody.
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Salida
Colo
Bishop Toolen Opposes FEPC at 25th Anniversary Dinner
Mobile Alabama Bishop Thomas J Toolen on his silver jubilee spoke against a Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission saying the South would solve its racial problems with Southern action. Cardinal Stritch joined in supporting self-reliant progress, while Sheen praised Toolens efforts for racial justice and highlighted Alabama Negro institutions tied to his diocese.
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Mobile
Ala
Thomas J. Toolen
FEPC
Alabama
Florida
Bishop Toolen
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Toolen
Southland
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
Sheen
Martin de Porres
South
Marbury
Lydia Pinkham's Relief Claims for Menopause Symptoms
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets as relief for hot flashes and mood changes. It claims 63 to 80 percent relief in doctor tests and promotes a new improved formula with added iron for menstrual pains and midlife distress.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
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Sen
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
GOP
Labor
Joseph E. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Harry P. Cain
James P. Kem
Thomas E. Fairchild
Stuart Symington
Henry M. Jackson
U. S. Steel
Om the Go
OM Reg
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
High Point
Nathan Hunt
Coke
Winston
Sylvania
CAT Yuy Tire
N. Main St
Guilford
Harllee
American Woolen Company
Youth Center
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