Rosenberg couple sentenced to death for A bomb spying
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, a husband and wife atomic spy duo, were sentenced to death in New York by Federal Judge Irving Kaufman for passing A bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. The judge said mercy is not within his power and condemned their crime as altering history. The couple faced the rare civil court death penalty.
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16 Injured In L A Streetcar Collision
Hollywood reported two Pacific Electric streetcars collided head on during rush hour injuring 16 passengers. Eyewitnesses said a westbound streetcar jumped a switch at Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards into the path of an eastbound car.
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Important Election Today storial) storial)
The piece highlights the city’s largest government expense being public schools with more bond funding over a decade than other local issues. It notes about one-sixth of residents attend school daily and argues education shapes future social order, urging reader awareness as the piece hints at continuation on Page 28.
Dr. Rutledge Suicide After Murder Case
Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr. facing a possible 70 year term for murdering the seducer of his wife was found dead in his car outside Houston. Police say suicide, the vehicle parked roughly 50 yards from the scene. The report notes ongoing coverage on page 4.
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Congressmen push for MacArthur Manchuria bombing
Tokyo reports two American congressmen, W. J. Bryan Dora and O. K. Armstrong, returning from Korea, vow to seek authorization for Gen. Douglas MacArthur to bomb Manchuria. They also urge UN commander to take any necessary steps to defeat Chinese enemies. Armstrong is a World War I veteran, Dora served in World War II era.
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12 U.S. Jets Fight 30 MiGs Across Yalu River
Fifth Air Force reports 12 American F-86 Sabrejets battled 30 MiG-15s crossing the Yalu. Five enemy aircraft were damaged as the MiGs withdrew to Manchuria. The prior day two MiG flights entered North Korea, six in the morning and eight late, again declining Sabrejet challenges.
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U N Braced For All Out Enemy Drive
Allied forces expanded the bridgehead above the 38th Parallel to an 18 mile width and faced a solid 35 mile front. A tank task force probed along the Changyu Kumhwa road reaching eight miles north of the front. Communist resistance remained strong as the push continued.
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Tornadoes injure six in central Oklahoma
Tornadoes lashed central Oklahoma injuring six people, including two of 137 pupils and teachers at a rural school that was wrecked. The Weather Bureau warned of more severe atmospheric disturbances possible tonight across the state.
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