Petition Seeks Release For Jewel Thief Durant
Avanta Georgia April 12 UPI Homeys for Jack Durant former colonel charged with jewel theft seeks habeas relief from federal district court Durant and Kathleen Nash Durant face charges over jewels valued at 1 500 900 taken from a Kronberg castle underground vault near Frankfurt in 1946 Durant already earned freedom from a prior habeas action and is serving a 16 year federal sentence in the prison here.
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UPI
Jack Durant
Sheft E
Uy Court
I Durant
Wate
WAC
Kathleen ‘Nash Durant
Kronberg Castle
Inkfurt
Durant
Stomach Gae and Bloat Relief Claim Promoted
An advertisement-like piece touts 588 Tanite and ASS Tonic as remedies for stomach distress, gas, and weak blood. It claims these tonics improve digestion, energy, appetite, sleep, and overall health, urging readers to buy and try the products.
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Reiler
Sreong
Eunih
Elso
Todd
Inbora
Ottles
Subsidized Press In Geneva Sparks Debate On Free Information
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst argues that government subsidies distort news. He notes the Geneva conference's 16 to 21 vote against subsidies, cites US and USSR opposition, and warns subsidized agencies tilt reporting to fit official aims, harming public understanding and peace.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
United Nations Conference On Freedom of Information
Geneva
United States
Dara Witheu
Agene
Abel
Court Abolishes Married Officer Alleges Stipulation Sealing
A fragmented report notes an army case involving a castle used as entertainment for troops. Durant is described as a superior officer. The army charges that he married the woman just before his arrest to seal her stipulations.
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Durant
Army
Uprising in Colombia Strains Conference Amid Riots
The Lib e ral leader linked to the assassination of Jorge Eliecer Gaitan sparked riots in Bogota that destroyed much of the city, killing hundreds. Colombia severed diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union as U.S. delegates weighed the fate of the world conference amid Soviet involvement claims.
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Toin
Uberal
Liberaly
Timael Perdomo
Colombia
Russia
Marshal
France
Italy
Marshall
U. S
Bogota
Parshall
Soviet Union
Donald L. Jackson
Panama City
Panama
Coloma
Norman Arno
Miles
Funds Move Fast Track for Military Air Programs
Congress is poised to approve additional $2.376 billion in immediate funding to accelerate aviation efforts. The Air Forces gain $1.223 billion including cash and contract authority, plus $250 million to cover preexisting state contracts, while naval aeronautics also receives new monies to speed production and development.
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Air Forces
Naval Aeronautics
Private Funeral for Mother of Henry Wallace
Mrs May Wallace died of bronchial pneumonia at age 80 in Des Moines. Funeral plans were not set. Henry Wallace and two sisters joined by James Wallace and other relatives were at her bedside after she passed away unexpectedly following a period of illness.
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Des Moines
Wallace
May Wallace
Justus
James
Dex Maines
Annabelle Metay
Birmingham
Mich
Charles’ Brugernin
United States
John
St.Petersburg
Fla
Ruth Per Wlhikman
Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Seven Candidates Vie in Nebraska GOP Primary
Omaha dispatch notes seven hopefuls seek the Republican presidential nomination at the national convention. Taft, Stassen, and Dewey lead the field with talks focusing on Communist threats. others debate farm price parity and production controls. Voter results may not be clear until early morning amid local races and broadcast remarks from Taft and Dewey.
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Jack Bell
Omaha
UPI
Nebraska
GOP
Jaume
Thorny Tap Ehelee
Tfarold
Slossen
Nea Coy
Thamnas EB
Nev
New Yorke
Robert A. Taft
Oli
Stella
Bogota
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Douglas MacArthur
Earl i Spearce
California
House
Joseph Martin
Mass
Tomearrouw
Htassen
Dewey
Doreda
Truman
Demcrats fail to tip hand after two day meet
Atlanta reports South Democratic leaders end two day parley amid dispute over civil rights programs. A prepared statement claimed unity in opposition while funds for air forces balloon with plans for pilotless aircraft and missiles. The committee said remaining contracts and research funding would total about 4.01 billion dollars for the aircraft industry.
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Atlanta
Rurina
Mic Alraegy
Transmen
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Light Offerings
Market reports a cautious session with light offerings absorbed in the forenoon and better performance for favorites after midday. Transfers around 900000 shares and rising aircraft activity signal expectations of large military orders. Leading names included U S Steel Montgomery Ward International Harvester Kennecott American Can Union Carbide Gulf Oil and Standard Oil NJ.
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Transiers
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Boeing
United
U.S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Kennecott
American Can
Union Carbide
U. S. Gypsum
Pullman
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
Marrow
Hope Star 1929 Hope Edition Local and Market News
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas prints a 1929 date edition with local notices,杂 including staff roles editor publisher and business details, plus national market summaries from New York and New Orleans. It reports cotton futures, grain, poultry, livestock, and weather topics, alongside political discussion about Dixie attitudes toward a potential Democratic nomination and Southern party ideas.
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National Ad
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
New TB Treatment Using Plastic Balls Disclosed
New York April 1 A new departure in tuberculosis surgery involves using plastic balls to collapse a diseased lung area and prevent chest deformity. Balls smaller than a table tennis ball are inserted to stay permanently. About 100 patients have undergone the operation at National Jewish Hospital Denver and Duke University Hospital Durham. Preliminary results were reported from Denver.
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New York
IPI
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Colo
Duke Universisity Hospital
Durham
N. C
Roosevelt Calls for Peace Drive at California Dinner
Party leaders from eight states gathered as Roosevelt and Pepper urged strong UN support and faith in liberal causes. Senators O Mahoney Magnuson and others criticized policy shifts, while candidates discussed unity, Palestine, and a renewed push for international cooperation.
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Youssmaster
Janes Roosevelt
California
Democratic Committee
Truman
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Pal
United Nations
Europe
Asia
Claude Pepper
Miorida
Palestine
Demoscaats
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
John A. Carrall
Colorado
Herbert Maw
Utah
Warren Magnuson
Mon
Waillgren
Washington
Chet Hullfield
Cal
The Baptist Meeting Schedule Fragment
Readable text notes a Tuesday Baptist gathering with no meeting at home and an unclear reference to a tossed item or decision, reflecting a fragmented local notice.
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Baptist
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