Cohen Sentenced Amid Tax Convictions and Probes
Brooklyn mob figure Mickey Cohen to serve years in prison after tax evasion totaling about 250 000 with penalties. He faces up to 100 000 fine and further terms, while federal investigations continue. His wife Lavonne expresses concern of prejudice as the case unfolds in the postwar era.
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Derailed Santa Fe Train Injures Passengers Near Alten
A Santa Fe passenger train derailed near Alten on a Saturday night, injuring about 60 of the 375 aboard. The steamliner’s 13 cars mounted damaged trackage as a rail pierced a window, with many travelers taken to hospitals for treatment. Officials noted possible fines and penalties, while authorities pursued further charges.
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Rita Hayworth Seeks Reconciliation Amid Divorce Battle
The American actress Rita Hayworth awaits a reconciliatory message from estranged husband Prince Aly Khan as legal maneuvering intensifies. Attorney Charles Toorem carries the petition for possible remarriage amid claims of mental cruelty. Hayworth has relocated to Glenbrook Nevada with their two children and plans to pursue divorce proceedings in the near future.
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Russian MIG Shot Down Over Korea Airfield Raid
Tokyo reports Allied Sabre jets shot down a Russian type MIG during a raid on Sinanju airfield in northwestern Korea. The action followed a bomber strike by Superfortress aircraft. No Allied losses were reported. Further air battles near Yongyang resulted in three MIGs shot down and two damaged.
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Dewey Tours Korean War Front With Army Leaders
Governor Thomas E Dewey toured front line posts on the Korean peninsula visiting command posts north and south of the data parallel. He observed artillery fire and a major jet engagement while meeting Gen Van Fleet and Gen Almond. Dewey flew with U S and South Korean troops visiting First Ninth and Tenth Corps headquarters. He noted being immensely impressed and skirted near the peace camp but avoided Kaesong.
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Invented Term Ptomaine Ties to Food Poisoning History
The term ptomaine, coined by an Italian chemist named Iscelmi, refers to basic substances formed during putrefaction and has since become tied to a class of food poisoning.
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Composer Egbert Van Alstyne Dies at 74 in Chicago
Chicago July 10 Egbert Van Alstyne famed as a songwriter with hits like In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree died at his home after years of declining health. He suffered a stroke in April in Miami Beach and was flown home by ambulance. He wrote music for many lyrics by collaborators including Gillespie Williams and Gus Kahn. Funeral services scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
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Spa Man Named CS Writers Chief El Dorado
Maurice Moore, sports editor of the Hot Springs Soritinel-Record-New Era, was elected president of the Cotton States League Sports Writers association. Chailey Korg of the Delta Democrat-Times was elected secretary. The group named a new annual sportsmanship award to a league player, to be presented this year.
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3700 Veterans En Route Home San Francisco
Three thousand seven hundred veterans from Korea and Japan are to arrive in San Francisco within two days aboard four military transports. The president is due this afternoon with over one thousand army men. Other units include reservists to be discharged and additional passengers aboard Gen. J. C. Breckenridge and Col. Charles E. Mower transports arriving tomorrow.
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