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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1953
Page
7
Kidnaping Case Still Unslaved
Michigan City Indiana reports the second anniversary of the Oct. 13 1952 kidnaping of four day old Lawrence James Lucas from St Anthony’s Hospital. Police trace a possible suspect a mysterious woman in white seen with a blue muffled baby in a hospital elevator. The baby’s mother Frances Lyons widow of James Lyons preserves hope as searches span the Midwest with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
UPI
Lawrence James Lucas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Middle West
Frances Lyons
Francine Ann
Janes
Lyons
Dulles to Meet With French and British Allies
Secretary of State Dulles will meet in London this week with British and French counterparts as Eden resumes duties. Talks seek to ease postwar tensions including Trieste and the Yugoslav crisis. The conference aims to coordinate Western stance ahead of broader UN discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London i
U.S
Dulles
London
AU. S. Fosbassy
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Embasay
Pulles
Trieste
Toas
Forgan O
Washington
Jody
Trady Presi
Yugoshivia
Fries
Ele
Bosandar
Federal Reserve Study Sought by Patman on Reform
Rep Wright Patman requests the Hoover commission to conduct a thorough study of the Federal Reserve System. He argues money and credit are in private hands aligned with banking interests rather than public service, and asks if the central bank serves public policy and the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tey
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Hoover Reorganization Commission
Federal Reserve System
Tatnuin
Federal Reserve
Marcel
Herbert Hoover
Patan
Paiman
Federal Reserve Sustom
Dlos Meng
Central
Taxes absorb big bite of incomes
The Department of Commerce said about 60 percent of total family income to 1950 was absorbed by federal taxes. The analysis shows distributions by income level with many households earning above average and a large share of income going to taxes and postwar policy effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Cotmeron
Urely
Tulsa kidnap case tied to ransom plan and arrests
In Tulsa Oklahoma authorities describe at least 16 claimed participants in a kidnapping tied to the Bobby Greenlease case. A plan reportedly demanded between 4 000 and 100 000 dollars with funds to be drawn from multiple federal banks. The report cites statements by local figures and notes a family vigil following the abduction and later confession by Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tila
Bobby Greenlease
Robart
Te de Leroy
Tulsanite
Nsanciate
Robert C. Greentense
Kitna City
Sam
Godlernat
Hebby
Oo Letterman
Ranaas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Fedora Ruserva
Toxits veagared indians. that 'ge ton stalta should beo stredded
The text fragment describes a harvest process tied to insects and mentions indecipherable phrases about a ton being graded or stored. It lacks clear people, places, or events to identify a coherent news item. The readable portion centers on a harvest and pest-related note without a concrete incident or source.
Tax Breakdown By Income Groups From 1940 Data
The report outlines federal income tax distribution by income brackets. It notes the top 4 percent of units with incomes near 10 500 in 1940 paid about 20 percent of total taxes and received a sizable share of before tax income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fratella
Neditial
Bombshell tactics and court intrigue at Branley case
At a tense table Larry hints at a major scoop about a private offer to share confidential litigation data on the Branley Construction dispute. Nancy Kelly frets over possible theft and a looming court case as Humphrey Charles and others scramble in fear and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadtetg Piyteen
Phil
Larry
Privick
Confidentia
Spencer
Charles
Branley Construction Company
Ho Ward
Nancy Kelly
Spencer and
Nancy
Jancy Wardle
Maney
Lucy
Sam Sykes
Blanley Construction
Kelly
Ijdaw
Ag An
Bam
Ang
Humphrey
Juneau Park
Leit
Lit
Humphrey Charlys
Leif
Bam Sykes
Gam Sykes
Hamn Sykes
Sam
Elf
Billy
Ew’ Bprgeson
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