Drunkenness and Liquor Offenses Lead to Various Fines
Court records show multiple defendants pled guilty or were fined for drunkenness possession of intoxicating liquor and related offenses. B u May and others faced cash bond forfeitures, with amounts ranging from 5 to 60 dollars. G Royal was fined for selling liquor without license and indecent exposure pleas also resulted in fines.
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Lloyd
L. Muldrow
G. Royal
Érébel
Martin
Jess Lee James
Allies Plan to Pool Military Might
Washington reports defense chiefs from the United States and another Western nation begin a two day session at the Pentagon to map a treaty era military structure. They aim to create a military committee of chiefs of staff a three nation standing group a supply and production board and five regional planning groups. General Omar Bradley chairs the US joint chiefs and serves on both the professional committee and the three nation group.
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Washington
Defense Chiefs
United States
U.S
Pentagon
Consure
Truman
Britain
A. V. Alexander
Paul Ramadier
France
Louis Johnson
Defense Committee
Omar Bradley
Too American Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
Mixup in Babies Brings Confusion
In Ravenna two Robinson Memorial Hospital babies were identified as mixups after conclusive blood tests. Parents Shanley and Strayer faced delays and anxiety as hospital staff investigated and an unnamed nurse was suspended. In the end the lab results were sent to families. both infants resembled the parents who took them home.
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Get
Robinson Memorial Hes
Aleron ‘Hospital
J.P. Shantey
Robert Strayer
Michael
Edward Meacham
Theim
Robinson Memorial’ Hospital
Shanley
Suu
Gerald
Thomas I. Hunston
Shantey
James
Veronica
Hut Midhset
Gerald War
Mes
Strayer
Home Converted as New York School House
A sprawling city mansion formerly linked to Andrew Carnegie is officially converted into a schoolhouse. The New York School We Work program uses the mansion on a central avenue to host classrooms and community learning initiatives.
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New York
Paradal
Avenue
Andrew Carnaegie
Wis
Invesing
Britains Socialists Win a Technical Victory in Commons
Britain’s Labour government survived a tense three day budget debate amid devaluation controversy. Attlee defeated a Conservative no confidence motion led by Churchill and won a further vote of confidence with a strong Labour majority. Bevan, a leading left winger, pushes for an early election while public plans for crisis handling remain unclear. If devaluation and reforms succeed, Labour hopes for continued power. if not, Conservative chances rise.
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Britain
Lhas
House of Commons
Allee
Winston Churchill
Sistent
Attlee
Saclaligi
Lords
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Socialist Party
England
Explorer Jailed on Charge of Slaying Companions
Canton Oct 5 Leonard Francis Clark 42 an American who claims to have found the world s highest mountain in western China was charged with manslaughter today in the gunshot deaths last month of another American and an Englishman The former OSS lieutenant colonel was jailed in a dirty Chinese cell awaiting trial Interviewed in his cell he denied shoving and denied loving the widow of one victim He had described Freemans widow as a jealous wife and said Freeman had pulled a jealous tale He also said he planned another trip to the Atwne Machin mountains where he claims to have found a higher peak than Everest The first US ice making mophines were invented in 1850
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Canton
Leonard Francis Clark
China
OSS
Clark
Life Magazine
Willard Q
Harold Harris
Chungking
Breenmain
Freeminn
Freemans
Freenin
Freeman
Maya Freeman
Taweenee Clark
San Francisco
Atwne Machin Mountains
Contest of Beauty Turns Out False
New Orleans police report a Miss New Orleans contest ended amid claims many contestants used falsies and several were married or mothers. One witness alleged half the entrants dressed in private rooms, while the winner Darwin Greenfield faced accusations but denied the charges and claimed others lacked similar proofs.
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New Orleans
Belle Wayne
Misa Wayne
Darwin Greenfield
Miss Wayne
Alvey
Atom Secrets Claim Tied to 1944 Russian Spy Adams
A House hearing the witness alleges a Russian agent knew every detail at the Metallurgical Laboratory near Chicago during World War II. The testimony links Arthur Adsims as a key wartime spy who reportedly knew all aspects of atomic research and plutonium work.
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Washington
Qet
American Beliviies
Avhemsb
University of Chicago
Will Arthur Alexandrovich Adsims
Adams
Russia
Russians Speed Government in the East
The Associated Press reports Soviet backed communists rush to form a new Russian satellite republic in East Germany with Berlin as its capital. Elections planned. non communists promised minor ministries as Moscow endorsed key posts. Tito signals tolerance toward former Moscow supporters aiding Yugoslavia. Dispatches note a battle for Kukong that could sever nationalist lines. Fayetteville notes Maj Sam E Sheffield ordered to active air force duty at Wright Patterson.
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Associated Press
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Teo
German People's Council
Remier Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Canton
Kukong
Hunon Province
Fayetteville
Sam E. Sheffield
University of Arkansas
Air Force
Wright:Patterson Field
Dayton
Lab witness clears espionage ties amid hearings
Legnator states witness acted entirely innocent and not tied to espionage. Committee counsel refuses to name or characterize testimony. Adams, linked as a Soviet agent who entered the U S in 1938, was noted for wartime spying including nuclear fission information.
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Frank S.tavernner
Adams
Russia
United States
Tucker Goes to Trial for Mail Fraud Tucker Goes to Trial for Mail Fraud Chicago
Prestohy Tucker stood trial for mail fraud as trustees for his 28.9 million automobile firm moved to sell assets and recover losses. A juror panel of 12 and 7 suspects were selected from hundreds. trial before District Judge Walter J. Lauds may last months. Meanwhile Judge Michael L. Igoe ordered the War Assets Administration to seize Tucker's 10 year old plant and related assets for reorganization, with stockholders seeking a plan as trustees prepare to take over if finances improve.
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Prestohy Tucker
Vnrors
Tucker
Walter J.lnaluy
Tene
Hones of & Tucker
Howey - Tene
Enurl
Earswich
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