Divorce case and murder plot elements emerge in Orchard inquiry
A year-old Wilford and Mrs Pratt await arraignment as prosecutors pursue murder and solicitation charges in a tense case. Testimony references an alleged plan to harm a husband and a claim that no overt act occurred. Attorneys dispute intent while funds and a mysterious resort figure surface.
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Wilford
Pratt
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James Munro
Pint
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Walis Mottérn
Jareeny
Reed, Kansas Senator, Dies at 78 in Washington Home
Clyde M Reed longtime Kansas Republican senator dies at his Washington homeaged 63? The report notes Reed’s pivotal role in Senate commerce and foreign policy and his career beginning in 1919. He served as Kansas governor in 1931 and later led state trade and transportation initiatives. Reed was publisher of Parsons Sun and a major figure in Republican leadership.
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Kan
Mane
Kansan
Andrew F. Behoeppel
Figser
Suner
Ringrad Ancan
Funeral today for Clem R. Kohler 50 in Stuttgart area
Funeral services were planned today for Clem R. Kohler fifty a local candy manufacturer who died while on a fishing trip near Stuttgart. Kohler had heart disease and made the trip with three companions including Eddie Lopat of Little Rock a star pitcher for the New York Yankees. The four men had finished fishing and were headed back when Kohler complained of chest pain and died on arrival at a Stuttgart doctor’s office.
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North Little Rock
Ney
Clem
Kohler
Stuttgart
Eddie Lopat
Little Rock
New York Yankees
Civil Divorces Not Recognized by Catholics
Erister Gandolfs Italy Nov 7 Pope Pius XII told Catholic judges they must not grant civil divorces for marriages recognized by the church. He warned that civil decrees do not dissolve church marriages and urged jurists worldwide to avoid enforcing or enforcing laws that deprive citizens of rights.
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Erister Gandolfs
Italy
Pius XII
Italian Jurists’ Union
Cameo dispute fuels Dolorosa art colony intrigue
Wagar Blair and Andrey Yakov seek a valuable cameo once owned by Neil O Neill and Martin Falter in Dolorosa. Arnold Pfeiffer recalls Martin commissioned him to sell it while Nell O Neill and others press claims. The tale unfolds in Bob's Place with narcotic banter and hints of a planned meeting as the mystery deepens.
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Wagar Blalr
Andrey
Yakov
Neil O'Neill
Martin
Dolorosa
Arnold Pfeiffer
Nell O'Neill
Tor O.neill
Stephanie Smith
Hagar
Martin Talter
Bob
Pyrenees
Spain
California
Andrey Yakov
Bob-baweti
Neilee
Nell
Tom
Moscow
Nel
Hob
Hugband
Blackguard
Andreyvitch
Comradsky
Martin Falter
O'Neil
Tom O'Neil
Nellya
Democrats sweep November elections reshape Senate and governorships
President Truman hailed Democratic wins as a mandate for the fair deal. Across New York, Syracuse, Binghamton, and Philadelphia Democrats triumphed in mayoral contests and state races as Republicans lost ground. The Senate and House lines shift, with New York gains aiding 1950 prospects while Democrats claim victories in key urban centers.
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Dermiocrats
New York State
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Senate
House
San Francisco
Richard Welch
John F. Shelley
California Federation of Labor
Brooklyn
Ena F. Kelly
New York
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Binghamton
Rome
Port Jervis
Syracuse
New York City
O'Dwyer
Vito Marcantonio
Newbold Morris
Phidgelphia
Glens’ Falls
Lothport
Ogdensburg
G.O.P
Buffalo
Virginia
New Jersey
John S. Battle
Walter Johnson
Washington
Congress
Women's National Democratics Club
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Poinly
Lehman
John Foster- Dulles
Hex
Ibert H. Lehman
New York Times
New Daily News
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Geneva
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Louuisville
New York Daily News
Blind Louise Pickens Wins Pedestrian Award in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on a traffic safety campaign day a blind woman Louise Pickens is honored for careful walking. She receives a citation after being recognized by the police department with flowers awarded to pedestrians who obey traffic rules. Her seeing eye dog Lady is credited for the citation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Louise Pickens
Police
Smog Smacks Again at New Orleans
New Orleans reports heavy smoke fog disrupting traffic and halting flights at Moisant International Airport. State police say over 200 vehicles stranded for six hours from midnight to six AM as grass fire smoke twists through suburban areas.
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New Orleans
Moisant International Airport
Arkansas Cities to Get Hospital Aid in 1951
First priority for federal hospital construction funds in Arkansas is set for the proposed state medical center in Little Rock. The Arkansas Hospital advisory committee approved a matching plan and estimated nearly 23 million dollars in federal aid by 1955, naming Little Rock St. Vincent's Infimary, El Dorado Warner Brown, Camden, Bison, Fordyee, and Jonesboro St. Bernard as applicants. The state health board will review these actions at its meeting.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Hospital Advisory Committee
State Board of Health
St. Vincent's Infirmary
el Dorado
Warner-Brown Hospital
Camden
Bison
Fordyee
Jonesboro
St. Bernard Hospital
Gandhi would seek clemency for Gandhi slayers
India's religious leader Mahatma Gandhi would have asked clemency for his killers Narayan V Godse and Narayan B Apte, arguing for mercy amid pending death sentences. The piece notes Gandhi’s forgiving stance at his death and cites Nehru and Rajagopalachari in the clemency discussion as India nears republic status.
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India
Gandhi
Law of
Mahatma Gandhi
Narayan V. Godse
Narayan B. Apte
Mahatma
New Delhi
Godse
Jawaharlal Nehru
America
Nehru
Gandhar
Rajagopalachari
Fulbright questions Kaiser-Frazer loan and RFC policy
Senator Fulbright pressed to extend RFC scrutiny after meetings with Kaiser-Frazer officials about a 44 million loan. He questioned RAM objectives, urged law revisions, and cited past REC loans to Waltham Watch, Laustron, and Southern Plywood as a pattern of government backing for private firms.
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Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas
RIC
Edgar F. Kaiser
Henry J. Kaiser
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HEC
Mulbright
Kaiser-Frazer
REC
Waltham Watch Co
Laustron Corp
Southern Plywoodorp
Finbright
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