Spies Convicted in High Profile Trial Sealed Verdicts
In a major case, 13 defendants faced charges linked to espionage and state harm. Four were sentenced to death, four to life, and others received various penalties. The court asserted contacts with foreign powers and described the defendants as betraying the state and acting as spies. Proceedings closed with guilty pleas or admissions to the charges.
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Cetetiostovakia
Héslovdlda
Ita
Péngon
Peris
Rsdn
Tor
Te Sonetusien Ine
Tedase
Ieee Milada
E-Cowrt
Ign
Dipyarakaya
Jan
Oldrich
Peel
Bucha
Intarget
Rantisek Praucij
Janet ‘Negrayal
Jiri’ Hejda
Antone Kleinerova
Fragmented OCR note on 1945 Amerasia case and Forrestal
A hazy OCR fragment references investigators in the 1945 Amerasia case linked to the late James Forrestal. It hints at possible government official involvement and a Senate role, but the text is incomplete and unclear about outcomes or exact actions.
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Sana- Calif
Fary
James Forrestal
Forresta Rameédog
Reave
Senate
Forrest
Naval
Tary
Legal Notice in Hempstead County Court
Legal notice from Chancery Court Hempstead County Arkansas warns Bennie Stuart plaintiff against defendant G Stuart. The court requires appearance and answer by a specified date. clerk Omery Burns records the seal and date May 25 1950 with subsequent docket entries June 3 9 16.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Ennie Stuart
F Stuart
G. Stuart
Bennie
Omery -Burns
Cotter Case In Chancery Court Of Hempatuad County
In Hempatuad County Arkansas Chancery Court a Cotter et al case is set for appearance within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by Etta Cotter et al. Reedie Cotter appears as named defendant with court clerk signatures on the order dated the 38th day of May. Attorney for Plaintiff and attorney ad litem listed.
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Chancery Court
Hempatuad County
Ark
AvCorres
Edie “Cotter
Teedjas Cotter
Reedie Cotter
Pearli
Etta Cotter
Senate probes Forrestal diary in Amerasia case
An investigative subcommittee seeks immediate subpoenas for the diary as the diarygate unfolds. Senate sources say Forrestal’s patriotic record could affect actions and potential Soviet espionage link. A federal grand jury reportedly opened an Amerasia matter inquiry without executive branch approval, amid rumors of a runaway grand jury.
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White House
Forrestal
Senate For Clan Relations
Knowlord
Forrestal Qeasae
Knowland
New York
Amerasia
Washington
Amerasin
U S Plane Shot Itself Down Over North Sea
London reports a United States B-29 bomber crashed flaming into the North Sea during gunnery practice off the Norfolk coast. Eleven crew abandoned at low altitude. four rescued, three found dead, search for four others continues. Captain Henry J. Walsh described a turret hit tearing the right outboard engine causing the fire.
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London
North Sea
Star Division
Norfolk
Air Force
Britain
Pairfield
Calif
Henry J. Walsh
Alton
Walsh
North Sea, Told Dlarviewers At the Sewthorpe Base of the 3Rd Air Division
Borrower Could Have Financed Firm in Bankruptcy Probe
Washington reports a senate subcommittee examines a $400,000 loan to a Florida firm that later went bankrupt. Director Wiley L. Moore Sr. is questioned about financing choices and the firm’s dire financial outlook. Fulbright notes Moore’s possible motives and the company’s plan to produce a typewriter gadget.
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Washington
REC
Florida
Bright
D-Ark
Wiley L. Moore
Fulbright
Senate Ing
Moorg
Yonkers Daily Times Faces Telephone Cutoff in Gambling Probe
Yonkers New York police allege telephone wires at the Yonkers Daily Times were used to aid gambling. The paper says the City and NY Telephone cut service, with officials naming Shovitt Pred Ruscoa and George Banelli as approving figures. The editor Patrick F L O Hara calls the action idepal and contrary to law.
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Yonkers
Yonkers Daily Times
New York Telephone Company
the Times
Patrick FL O'Hara
Shovitt
Ruscoa
Straphey
George Banelli
Westcnester County
Directors approve $400000 loan with only $300000 advanced
Examiner Charles B. Lewis testified that MKCOR and Moore influenced the loan decision. Fulbright challenged the friendship claim while Lewis said he based his conclusion on the full facts. REC advisory committees and Jacksonville lending office managers recommended against the loan, yet directors approved it.
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Charles B. Lewis
MKCOR
Moore
Fulbright
Lewis
Fulbrigh
REC
Jacksonvilly
Teld Lewis
Ribbonwriter Corporation of America
Danly
Fla
Voters Favor Incumbents In Early State Primaries
Washington reports voters in 19 state primaries have favored incumbents. Only two of 11 Senate seats involved have fallen to challengers. Pepper and Gurney lost to incumbents. Graham faces a runoff June 24. Analysts see possible Democratic control of both houses, though some doubt with party dynamics and future elections.
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Washington
Han
Senate
Pepper
Dfla
Gurney
RSD
Graham
DNC
Mina
Victor Hunt Harding
House
Democratic Campaign Committee
Martin Massi
Eisenhower Back in Spotlight Amid Wires Controversy
Washington reports Ike returns to political limelight as lawmakers question Columbia University and telephone wire use for information. O’Hara denies targeting the paper, insisting focus is on telephone wires at its plant. White Plains grand jury earlier found graft relations in county gambling unfounded.
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Washington
SPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
O'Hara
County Grand Jury
White Plains
Eisenhower warning echoes GOP platform in Columbia speech
Senator Morse cited Eisenhower's warning against bleeding the economy through heavy military spending and subsidies. Brewster praised Eisenhower for recognizing GOP concerns as he urged budget restraint and reduced federal aid. The address linked defense spending to national prosperity and warned of a growing dependence on subsidies. Boston Red Sox set a record with 169 double plays in 1949.
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Morse
Rore
Eisenhower
Columbia
Brewster
Maine
Byewster
Boston Red Sox
Probers Compile Master File On Narcotics Traffic
Senate crime investigators are building a cross indexed master file of known and suspected major operators in crime, gambling, and narcotics traffic. FBI Chief Hoover testified youth crime rising, with youths under 25 responsible for large shares of auto thefts burglaries rapes robberies and larcenies in the first nine months of 1949.
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Washington
Senate
Kefauver
D Tenn
Special
Senate Committee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Jonal
Erie
U. S. Narcotics Bureau
Florida
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