Trial Reveals Underground Plot in California Party Scandal
Fragmented testimony exposes a conspiracy involving 18 party figures in California. Key defendant Lautner faces an 49 year sentence after alleged covert plans, while witnesses connect rings to a broader national network. The case touches illegal printing equipment procurement and underground communication ideas.
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Ye Impron
Lautner
Aniry
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Healey
New York
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Onghorn
Ane
Pitoteador
Columbia Unk
Bote Works on Dye Business Inquiries Amid Vietnam India Mfg
A garbled report notes an inquiry into a television manufacturing venture involving India, Vietnam, and related equipment. It mentions an Alvislow head, a jury, and questions about production tools and patent actions amidst unclear local names and dates.
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Nantitiuet
voleVikion Manufacturing
India
Aone
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Abpownan
Wilart
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Kanteen
Knowland Asks for Recouped Death Toll Details
A fragmented report describes Senator Knowland demanding a fuller accounting from the Defense Department on battle deaths and missing troops. It cites figures through 1940 and references casualties in the Pacific and Korea era, with concerns over ammunition supplies and war-time losses.
U S Sub Sets New Record for Diving
A U S Navy submarine, built for deep dive tests, reportedly reached a record depth near 6 000 feet during a Long Island operation at the mouth of the Thames River area. The craft, named for its WW I patrol record and experimental origins, faced limited official confirmation from U S authorities.
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United States
Long Island
Alves Yndlornator
Xound Laboratory
Wlnichin
Bond approval secures funds for city streets
Magnolia, Foy, and Muay: voters approved a $100,000 bond for general street repairs. Official returns show 407 voting in favor versus 90 against, enabling financing for the project.
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Magnolia
Foy
Nolig
Ahawerd
Local church services listed for Prescott area
Sunday programs fill the day at First Capital Church and several nearby congregations. Young People groups meet at multiple churches including Christ, Phat Methodiet, and Church of Nagneaie while worship, prayer and lectures occur across the town. A WMU meeting at a Baptist church and mission prayer segments are noted along with visits from attendees returning home.
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Gost Chiscoh
WMC
Phat! Methodiet Church
Collowshin
Nagneaie
Silay
Seek to Avert Oil Strike on March 9
Washington February 20 news reports show CIO AFL and Independent union leaders aiming to avert a nationwide oil strike planned for March 9. The dispute involves 22 unions, wage demands of 25 cents and shift differentials, and potential widespread refinery, pipeline, and fuel shortages affecting defense production. An orderly two day postponement was agreed, with talks continuing between unions and refinery companies including Feyte, Deep Rock, Tidewater, and Cities Service plants in Oklahoma.
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Federa
Cyrus S
Ching
Fady
CIO
Oll
Seace
APL
Tt Dlaw
Untung
Lad
Knight
Phint Daal
Hew
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Tilea
Okla
CIO Oil Workers
Washington
AFL
Feyte Company
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Cushing
Oklahoma
Tidewater Associated Oil Co
Drumright
Cities Service
Ponca City
Oklahoma Oil Company
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler attacks the editorial stance and cultural policy of American officials and press figures in a blistering critique. He targets Shepard Stone, Lester Markel, and the International Press Institute, accusing them of promoting U.S. propaganda in Germany and backing socialist narratives with foundation money. The piece cites Dean Acheson and Alger Hiss, discusses the Times and Sulzberger, and ridicules a planned vast publicity operation abroad.
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New York
Shepard Stone
Olls
Harry Truman
Lester Markel
Bundy
Times
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Vehelmman
International Press Institute
Ford
Rockesweller
Drew Middleton
Cown
Rilo
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Alger Hiss
Rvichery
Americans For Democratic Action
Middleton
Stome
Washington
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State Department
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Vie High Commission
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Shepurst Stone
Department of the Times
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Roosevelt
Wilbur Cross
Conneticut
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New York Times
Bdalss Review
New York Herd
Tribune
Asia
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Annalee Jacoby
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Sulzberger
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Yble
Objections Loom Over New French Premier Pick
A government crisis unfolds as tax objections dominate talks on appointing a new French premier. Cr Caulists claim leadership rights with 20 percent support, while Faure's 40 day term looms. The editorial Combat predicts little changes despite tax increases as prices and the franc weaken.
Democracy as State Religion in Roosevelt Era Times
A critical note on the New York Times and its so called educational director Delbert Clark, arguing the paper promotes a democracy gospel and anti Communist stance while manipulating public defenders and libel cases involving Mrs. McCullough of Greenwich. The writer laments the times and hints at broader political manipulation and propaganda.
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Roosevelt
Ue Times
Educational Activites
Delbert Clark
Shepard Stone
Spereness
Times
Simall
Dovn T. Mel Curlough
Greenwich, Conn
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Larry Adler
Mrs. McClllough
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Une
McCulloughs
Seualty Bank
Aecoust
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Germany
McCullough
Directors Can Sell to Schools Lunch program sales rule reversal
Little Rock February 24 UPI The state attorney general reversed prior rulings and said school directors may sell food and commodities to school lunch programs if bids are competitive and the Melos bid is the lowest. The prior opinion had prohibited such sales.
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Little Rock
Red Co-ed Continued from Page One
A Wayne president David D. Henry discusses a co ed dispute and potential review of a university matter. Mrs Muisner praised by officials and plans to confer with Dr Henry before action. A fraud case threatens Patrick Rice of CIO United Auto Workers Ford Local HOU over alleged passport applications to Europe last year.
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Wayne
David D. Henry
Dre. Henry
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Europe
Gas Firm Asked About Construction
The Arkansas Public Service Commission ordered Midsouth Gas Co. to explain at a March hearing why it has not begun building distribution systems in eastern Arkansas within 12 months of authorization issued July 1 1990. The 21 towns named include Brinkley Turrell Gilmore Cotton Plant Crawfordsville Earle Forrest City Hughes Lepanto Marianna Marion Parkin Tyronza Ttowns listed. A full grown mentuden, a species fish, weighs about three quarters of a pound and measures a foot in length.
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Arkansas Public Service Commissiaty
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Crawfordsville
Earle
Forrest City
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Lepan
French prices soar as franc tumbles and imports shrink
News brief notes a 39 percent rise in French retail prices over 18 months and the franc trading around 473 to the dollar amid an official 150 rate. An escalator clause is approved to raise wages with further 10 percent price climbs. Indochina reports worsen and France nears borrowing limits, prompting fears of money printing to fund deficits.
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Indochina
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U S protest over American jailed in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports Saul S. Saulson a 23 year old American from Detroit was arrested two weeks ago in a dragnet against anti government radicals. The U.S. ambassador voiced concern after U.S. officials failed to receive consular access and questioned the jailing without explanation amid speculation of a plot against President Peron. A distant cousin, a Readleal parent leader, is missing and suspected to have escaped toward the Chilean border.
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Bllsworth-Bunkee
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Hean
Highway Staff to Reorganize Highways Accounting
Little Rock February 2 uP A planned reorganization of Highway Department accounting and all phasing procedures will be carried out by its present staff headed by a new employee rather than a private firm. The Highway Commission decided to hire a full time employee to direct the work and gave up the idea of soliciting bids. State Comptroller Lee Roy Beasley told commissioners the job could be done with current personnel under a new 86,000 year director. The commission authorized Highway Director Olen Fullerton to hire the employee but did not set salary limits. The tentative contract with Joe Band Co. of Little Rock was ruled illegal without competitive bidding.
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Lee Roy Beasley
Olen Fullerton
Joe Band Co
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