Axis Sally testimony sparks courtroom quarrel at treason trial
Witnesses describe tense exchanges as Drangsholt and Judge Laughlin clash over Mildred Gillars who insists she did not represent the Red Cross while claiming American citizenship. Testimony centers on Gillars and alleged threats during wartime broadcasts and the defendants’ influence.
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Laughlin
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Curran
Drangitt
Gillars
Red Cross
Canadian Robber Is Unruffled
A 28 year old Canadian, sought for looting wealthy Westchester and Beverly Hills homes, arrived from Cleveland and faces multiple burglary charges. Police say he cooperates fully and possesses $1,400 cash, $18,000 in unset diamonds, and a list of 22 actors with secret addresses. Authorities in Montreal place the theft tally at $150,000. He faces felonious assault and burglary charges in New Rochelle after further questioning. Detective Lt. Maurice Kelly led the transfer from Cleveland. Names on the pocket list include Jack Benny, Betty Davis, Eddie Cantor, Edgar Bergen, Dorothy Lamour, Harold Lloyd, Mary Pickford, William Powell, Kay Francis, and Olivia de Havilland.
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Canan
Cleve
Aithy
Worchester County
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Graham
Dennis
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Maurice Kelly
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Westchester County
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Dorothy Lamour
Harold Lloyd
Mery Pickford
William Powell
Kay
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Olivia de Haviland
Universalist Church Ends Four Day Meeting in Cleveland
The Universalist Church of America completed a four day quarterly meeting in Cleveland attended by eighteen state superintendents. A resolution cited Cardinal Mindazenty’s confession in Hungary and Francis Cardinal Spellman’s remark that rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God. The comment was noted as potentially comforting to Republicans in exile in Spain.
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Cleveland
Francis
Spellmen
France
Spain
Universalist Church of America
Council of the Universalist Church of America
Mindazenty
Mena
Hungary
Francis Caredlinal Snellman
New York
T ‘Eugh
Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Franco
Masterson Named Backfield Coach for Brooklyn-New York Team
Hernie Masterson, former Nebraska star and Bears player, was named backfield coach of the Brooklyn-New York team in the All-America Conference. The announcement came today in Brooklyn New York on February 19.
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New York
Hernie Masterson
Univversity
Nebraska
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn- New York
Prescott Club Activities Highlight Local Society Notes
Prescott society pages detail meetings of the Woman's Missionary Society at a Mrs Powell Morgan home with a program on The New Life Movements. Other events include WMS at First Baptist at 2:30 pm, Ladies Council at Mrs Lawrence Stovall’s home, and O.B.S. at the Masonic Hall with an initiation service. Tuesday brings Men of the Methodist church supper at 7 pm and Ladies Auxiliary at Central Baptist at 3 pm plus Rose Garden Club activities, plantings, and a Silver Tea plan for April. Garden clubs host programs on flowers, roses, tulips, and gladioluses, with multiple hostesses and guests. local civic announcements cover area residents’ activities, tests, and travels.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ys'eloel
Powell Morgan
John Hubbard
Ladies Council of the First Christian Church
Lawrence Stovall
Masonic
Rose Garden Club
J. T. McRae
Jessi, Porter
HL. Eaton
F. Yarbrough
J. R. Bemis
J. L. Porter
Sam Vick Scott
James V. McMaahen
Jarlinary School
Prescot Garden Club
EL. EB. Semmerhunt
Sewell Munn
Ted McDaniel
J. Paul Jones
George Cashman
Jesse Crow
Watson White Jr
Semmerhirt
Jack Cooper
Leroy Phillips
RT. Murr
W Reaves
J. 3. Flesterly
Watsay
A. Dudley Gordon
Missionary Council of the First Christian Church
B. C. Stivers
Hincheon
China
C. BE. Wagner
Children of
Shooting in Red Zone Heightens Tensions in Germany
Reports from the Red Zone describe a shooting incident amid tighter Soviet controlled blockades, with gunfire directed at German civilians and police. A German man and a one-year-old girl were wounded. a vehicle escaped into the American sector as Communists face prison sentences for assault.
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Baviet
Geran White
Wuniireler
Ingalting
Fito
Nitten
Lacias Clay
Germany
Cotte Y
West Germany
East Germany
Laying an Egg Changes Name of Parrots
In Brighton England the Macaw named Robert, 125 years old, laid an egg after being acquired 15 months ago by Alaty Williams of the Brighton aquarium. A pedigree claimed Robert was 100 plus years old and male. Harry the parrot, who laid an egg last month, is renamed Harriet after disguising as a bay bird for 29 years. Roberta is the new name for Robert.
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Robert
Alaty Williams
Brighton Aquarium
Harriet
Roberta
NAM Urges Regulated Bargaining To Avert National Strikes
Washington Feb 18 NAM officials urged industry wide bargaining as the best way to avert a national emergency strike. NAM executive committee member Mosher backed keeping the Taft Hartley law but favored targeted changes to curb union practices and extend injunctive leverage during national crises. He argued current law limits employer and public protections and warned against relaxing the closed shop ban amidst labor tensions.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Tra Mosher
NAM
Mosher
Senate Labor Committee
Rerail
Masher
Edgar
Idol
Jamerican Trucking Associations
Teamsters Union
New York City
APL Teamsters Union
Hirganing Group
Ial
Willjing
Heresta
Rich Santa Anita Derby entries highlight 14 colts
Arcadia Calif Peb 19 Santa Anita Derby field lists 14 colts for 94700 top purse with total purse 141800 and potential crowd near 40000. Notables include Olympia Ocean Drive Swifty Os and Black Fox II among entrants led by Hoopers dual Olympia and Ocean Drive.
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Wichness
Santa Anita Park
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Ordor
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Ocean Drive
Bulura
Hayseed
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Slane Age
Black Fox II
Admiral Lea
Count Victor
Bedigree
Audacious Man
Duplicsor
Olympia
Switp Os
Fred W. Hooper
Savvold Readies If Louis Posts the Gate
Lev Savold will accept spring challengers if Joe Louis posts $50,600 to guarantee a June title defense. Louis had set a Monday deadline for Peterson of New Jersey to accept a challengers bout with Brownskinned Charles of Cincinnati or be out. Manager Bill Daly said Savard’s conditional acceptance places the burden on Louis and his challengers.
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New York
Lev Savold
Bzsard Charles
Joe Louis
the Winder
Louis
Blond Word
Peterson
N. J
Yirt
Charles
Cincinnati
Savard
Bill Daly
General Bradley warns of delinquent citizenship in postwar era
General Omar N. Bradley argues in Collier's that America's real danger lies in neglect by its own citizens. He condemns both shirking elders and a youth craving ideas amid ideological division, urging elders to guide the postwar generation toward responsibility and civic duty.
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America
Omar N. Bradley
United States Army
Collier's Weekly
Ians
Bradley
Hunt
McClellan Backs Government Aid to Schools
Senator McClellan of Arkansas joins Magr Norton in backing a bill to fund relief for overloaded school districts. The Magnuson proposal would appropriate 15 million dollars to aid about 490 districts across 49 states plus Alaska and the District of Columbia.
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McClellan
Arkansas
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Alaska
District of Cotum
Duty and responsibility in a democracy voice
General Bradley frames civic duty as essential for a functioning democracy. He highlights youths returning from war and Missouri farm roots to stress personal responsibility, urging citizens not to abdicate participation in government but to engage in community and national affairs to prevent defeat.
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General Bradley
Missouri
Arkansas School Districts Burdened by Federal Activity
Senator Magnuson notes Arkansas has about 14 school districts strained by increased federal activity. Army posts, dam construction, and reclamation projects add to local workload and costs. The remarks highlight a shift of federal projects into state education regions.
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Magnuson
Arkansas
Bettsville Bird turkey breed, developed in 1940
The Bettsville Bird is a small turkey variety with an average live weight under 10 pounds. It was first developed in 1940, describing its origin and characteristic size.
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