Pirates board ship in payroll heist angers Jersey City
Two gunmen boarded a vessel at Pier 7 in Jersey City during a payroll theft attempt. They shot Captain Kenneth Chambers and Chief Steward Lowell Harris, then fled toward a Chicago bound freight yard. A car pursuit led to three arrests and the recovery of a .32 caliber pistol.
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Jersey City
Upi
Pier 7
John A. Kenney
Staten Island
N. Y
Robin Tuxford
Kenneth L. Chambers
Tral Railroad
New Jersey
Chicago
Johnston Ave
George Tramoh
New York City
Lowell E. Harris
Savannnah, Ga
Lav Op Eye Lotion Offers Relief For Eye Irritation
A vintage classified ad promotes LAV-OP eye lotion to soothe burning itching and soreness with simple at home relief. It invites readers to tell neighbors about the product and notes availability through druggists and a local phone number for inquiries.
Japanese Lose Giard Round in Court Decision
Judge McGarraghy ruled the U S armed forces cannot be compelled to hand a U S soldier to Japanese courts for trial while on duty and in Japan, citing the U S Japanese mutual security treaty. He said the case involves safeguarding the soldier's rights rather than determining guilt, with Girard awaiting trials.
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United States
McGarreghy
Girard
Japan
Sakail
McGarraghy
U.S
Ottawa
U. S
Streator,' Il
Louis
Lstre
Nobusuke Kishi
San Francisco
Washington
Tosa Sato
Minoru Tsuda
Justice Ministry
New York
Earl J. Carroll
Consel
Carroll
Ten Die as Paris Express Derails in Arras
Ten people were killed and about 20 injured when the Tourcoing Paris express derailed after jumping a switch at 50 miles an hour near Arras France. The two rear passenger cars and the baggage car overturned in the crash. A separate report describes a 21 year old transient Allan Thomas Hagelthorn arrested after a used car dealer alerted police when offered a 19657 sedan for a few hundred dollars. He allegedly stole registration papers in New York City then used them to obtain license plates hitchhiked through Georgia and Fort Worth Texas and Long Beach to attempt sale of the car.
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Arras
France
Wer
Tourcoing
Paris
Allan Thomas Hagelthorn
Hagelthorn
New York City
Georgia
Fort Worth
Texas
Long Beach
Vodka Spending Overshadows U.S. Aid to Poland
A Warsaw weekly suggests U.S. aid to Communist Poland is less than a quarter of Poles yearly vodka outlay. The magazine reports vodka spending around 400 million dollars versus about 95 million in U.S. aid.
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Paris
Upi
U.S
Poland
Warsaw
Przekroj
Army case urges quick ruling on Japanese jurisdiction
A Pentagon spokesman will take no action during the appeal while the State Department declined to comment. Dulles filed an affidavit urging a rapid decision. Judge McGarraghy receives praise from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars for upholding constitutional rights and limiting troops as political pawns.
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Pentagon
Defense Department
State Department
Dulles
McGarraghy
American Legion
Anwets
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Painful Piles Move Toward At‑Home Relief Claim
A claimed medical device named Pazot promises significant relief for chronic piles with home-use feasibility. The report notes supposed clinical tests and patient testimonials about reduced swelling and pain, touting a stainless product as a new breakthrough.
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Pazo
Bo Foe
Ranean
Omer
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Travel
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Long Beach Luggage Shop
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America
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American Airlines
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Hestock
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