Sutton Captured After Five Year Manhunt In Brooklyn
A five year manhunt ended with the arrest of Sutton on a Brooklyn street as police secured his second career rack of robbery. He faces arraignment on charges of a 984000 bank holdup in California and related crimes. Authorities note links to other armored car robberies and ongoing investigations across multiple jurisdictions.
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Bullen
Milken
Pellde
J bSrnations Boller
Abed
Hank
Reblera
Palleg
Aaeinall Snd
CeHabings
Sutton Hyed
Oteaul
Weatern Union
Amos Kdl Seaerige
Aden
Milew
Aeex -Bavk
Arhause
Mlethient
Tland City
Dulles Warns Time Running Out on Atomic Hunt
State Department adviser and architect of the atomic program Henry A. Dulles warns that time is running out on the atomic hunt. He cautions that critical decisions must be made soon as international pressure and secrecy complicate pursuit of breakthrough developments amid ongoing global tensions.
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New York
John Foater Dulles
Ranata
Koink
State Department
Dapanesa Tenary
Buites
U S Ready to Test New Atom Bombs
Article reports United States advancing nuclear weapons development with plans to test new atomic bombs. Describes strategic aims, safety debates, and potential impact on global power dynamics and Nevada test preparations.
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U.S
Insurance Men Vote on Offer
Washington officials report that insurance company managers vote today on accepting a proposed offer. The dispute centers on new terms for agents including an average weekly wage around $4.40 and a possible bonus. negotiations had continued yesterday with agents seeking greater concessions.
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Woshington
Taucunce Company Agers
Fund Set Up for Quads at Murfreesboro
Murfreesboro is set for a fundraising drive led by the Murfreesboro Lions Club and Conway Ackron Teawatillve of the Met Milk Company to aid the Pender quadruplets born near the city. Leonard Pender presented the quadruplets and eight other children with a goal to maintain family integrity and prevent cleavage between the newborns and siblings as incubators house the quadruplets in nearby Nashville and Murfreesboro hospitals. The public donations support a new home for the family and care for the babies born weighing from 2 pounds 1 ounce to 3 pounds 4 ounces each.
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Ponder
Buya
Houke
Naalville
Ark
Hone von
Misa Noney
Hamage
Superinton
Hdeot
Mursew
Tie Hospital
Donna Fay
Vowoy Ray
Wars Todayy
Eri
Pile County
Four Members of Family Electrocuted in Tragic Incident
Four members of the Chapherm family died after a high voltage line electrified a porch area. Tammy Chapherm, his wife Katherine, and their sons Charles and Bryan perished as neighbors attempted to rescue others, with two additional relatives dying during efforts. A child reportedly wandered toward the live line before the tragedy unfolded. Police described a futile rescue attempt as the family was fatally shocked.
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Jormion
Tammy Chaphewn
Hla
Eathee
Bryan
Poller
Rachel
Uricl Kitted
School Leaders Plan Talks on Segregation Reform
Littile Rock leaders and NAACP officials meet to discuss segregation in Little Rock public schools. The session aims to shape curriculum and staffing for Negro students by next September amid white teacher strikes and ongoing labor actions affecting city schools.
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Little Rock
Wednnesday
Telok
Gitte Rock Council of Schooly
Tatuc Rock School Board
Hh Carnell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Willams
NAACP
UW Everges
Te Rock
Williams
Arkansan to Help Try Jap Reds in Tokyo Trial
Calvin A. Newton of Pine Bluff Arkansas a member of the Army will participate in the trial of several Japanese prisoners in Tokyo opening today Newton serves as routing attorney for the defense of the accused in the proceeding conducted by American military authorities.
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Jap Reds
Tokyo
Neva
Calvin A. Newton
Pine Bluff
Department of the Army
Republicans eye Lisbon meet and national race
The Associated Press report outlines how the Lisbon conference on NATO Europe may influence the Republican National Convention in Chicago. It notes Ike’s possible nomination, the NATO plan discussions, and party figures like Taft, Tobey, and Morse weighing Middle East and Far East stances and primary dynamics.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Chicago
Jack Belt
Presa
NATO! Nationa
Dwight D. Fisenhower
NATO Forcen Hax Pati
GOP
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Vaekera
Eiwnhower
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Otta
Dsnes
Alyn
Wiltien
Europe
Higenshower
Tax Liens Placed on Dardanelle Banker's Property
Tax liens totaling 126030 were filed by the U S Internal Revenue Service against property owned by Thomas Ley Jones a Dardanelle banker. Jones was convicted last week of evasion of federal taxes and fined 10000 and sentenced to two years in a federal penitentiary.
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Thomas
Ley Jones
Dardanelle
U.S. Internal Revenue Buyeau
Jones
Wis
Ex Congressmen of Kansas dies at 64
William A. Ayres, 64, former Kansas congressman and member of the Federal Trade Commission since 1934, died last night at his apartment. Announcement of Ayres death was made today by the FTC. Ayres, a Republican, was appointed to the commission by President Roosevelt.
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William A. Ayres
Federal Trade Commission
Coneessmvs
Kansas
Ayers
FTC
Ayres
Commission
Roosevelt
Election Notice in Hempstead County School District No 12
The Washington School District No 12 electors vote on Saturday in May between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on a 36 millage for debt service and general fund to operate schools and elect a five year board member. Polling places remain as designated. Signed Carl J. Marcu Secretary of School Board February 13 1938.
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Washington
Hempstead County
Carl J. Marcu
Annual School Election Notice for Hope School District
Notice for the Annual School Election to be held March 6 in the Hope School District. Polling places unchanged. Two Directors to be elected for 3 years. Electors vote on school tax of 35 mills. Polls open at 9:00 AM and close at 4:30 PM. High District
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Hope School District
Tex
Rebool
Coalition Confronts Long Group In Louisiana Governor Race
Gov. Parl K. Long faces a coalition of state Democratic factions as Louisiana voters elect a new governor. He backs Carlos Spaht, a Baton Rouge judge, while independent Robert Kennon runs from North Louisiana. The election is a de facto one party contest with Long seeking to tax cut and limit executive powers, opposing Kennon’s push for a leaner state government and Spaht’s continuation of Long era programs.
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Kennon
Spaht
Gov. Long
Gov
P. Long
Sim Jones
U.S. Senate
Russell Long
Sen
Tang
U. S
Mate Boggs
Land Confirma tion Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Legal notice from Hempstead County Arkansas chancery court seeking confirmation of a title for described lands in sections 1 2 township 1 south range 26 west and nearby parcels in section 11 and 12 with Ozan Creek descriptions. Names listed include Ada Harmon Goodlett and others warning all claimants to appear April 3 1952 to show cause why title should not be confirmed.
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Runthenes
Ozan Creek
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Chancery Court
State of
Range
Kempstead County
Albert S. Harris
Henry Brown Harris
Inez Cleora Shacks Cain
James Franklin Harris
Elsie Harris Scarborough
John William
Ada Harmon Goodlett
Socialite Bride Mary Jenn Parsons Faces Murder Charges
Lawyers for socialite Mary Jenn Parsons mapped strategy to defend her against charges she murdered her sleeping husband Lt Richard O Parsons in El Paso Texas. The 24 year old bride confessed to shooting him early Saturday as he lay in bed. Three letters dated before and after her marriage and a third bearing her signature were noted in defense conferences. Parsons spent a quiet night in her cell with a Blue lay beside her bed. She appeared nervous and paced the floor while family visitors from Tulsa New Orleans and other states called on her. The article also mentions election results for Spaht Kennon and Spahts campaign notes in a separate gubernatorial context.
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el Paso
Tex
Capiaa
Mary Jenn
Parsons Sloday
Richard O. Parsons
Okla Mrs Parsons Kills Husband with Revolver Shots
Oklahoma woman Mrs Parsons fatally shoots her husband with a revolver, firing two rounds. The incident occurred at their home, with authorities launching an inquiry into motive and circumstances.
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Okla
Fragmentary Tale of Family Help Sparks Dispute
A fragmentary line documents an argument over the Tinanels help that a woman and her husband received from the family, signaling a domestic dispute centered on financial or supportive aid.
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