Berling Jury Resumes Deliberations In Murder Case
Jurors weighing whether to free Violet Berling or sentence her to death for Kay Frances Erickson’s murder resume today at 9 a.m. after reviewing a wire recording from Oct 12. The seven men and five women elected Foster Speir as foreman and left the jury room smiling after a three hour session behind locked doors yesterday.
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Violet John Berling
Kay Frances Erickson
District Attorney's Office
Miss Berling
Kay Frances
Foster Speir
Granada Ave
Jergins ‘Trust Bldg
Wilton
Fred Miller
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Dep. Dist
Attys
Ted C. Sien
Thomas W. Cochran
Death Near For Petain
Ile d Yeu France April 21 Former Marshal Henri Philippe Petain lies unconscious and sinking slowly his family and doctor report He has refused nourishment and remains in a precarious deteriorating state at his fortress prison on Ile d Yeu Petain Verdun hero condemned to solitary confinement remains under a dying state bulletin says
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Ile D'Yeu
France
Henri Philippe Petain
Petain
Verdun
Ile T ¥ Yeu
Hungary To Free Vogeler From Spying Conviction
In Budapest the government said it completed talks to expel Robert A. Vogeler the New York businessman sentenced to 15 years in prison on spying charges. Lucille Vogeler expressed joy and said Eva would be the happiest woman if true. No date was given for Vogeler's departure as negotiations with the United States continued.
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Hungary
Robert Vogeler
Mra
Lucille Vogeler
Budapest
Robert A. Vogeler
New York
Onl
Vienna
Eva
Fant
Vogeler
United States
Legation
Youth Charged in Kiss Theft After Arrest
James W. Antwine, 20, of Ventura, was arrested for disorderly conduct after allegedly kissing a 17 year old girl in a car parked on Fine Ave. She screamed, drawing officers who took him into custody overnight.
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James W. Antwine
Ventura
Antwine
Fine Ave
Men on Horseback Revisit cautions on military leaders in Europe
The essay recalls how Europe soured on its great military heroes after Napoleon and warns the United States to beware its own popular generals. It notes how generals were celebrated yet rarely elevated to national leadership, a pattern the nation should study as it contemplates the future.
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Europe
Napoleon
United States
Foe Bolsters Iron Triangle Defense Line
Allied forces launched a dawn attack on a 25 mile front west of Hwachon as part of a central front effort in the Iron Triangle during the Korean War. Dispatches indicate possible contact with enemy while early gains reached several miles with few shots fired.
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Eighth Army
Sing
Chorwon-Kumbwa- Pyongang
Iron Triangle
Hwachon
Chorwon
Cental Front
Huks Kill 5 U. S. Soldiers
Five American soldiers were ambushed and killed by 70 Hukbalahap rebels near Cabanatuan City while en route to Clark Field. Two native women were wounded, including the wife of one soldier. Victims were identified as Fannali, Calain, Montgomery, Embry, and Chulosky.
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Manila
Cabanatuan City
United States
Clark Field Air Force Base
Joseph Fanalli
William Calain
John Montgomery
A. A. Embry
Peter Chulosky
Chulosky
Dallas
Tex
Dovita Jose
Huks
Cahanatuan
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Berling
U. S
Drew Pearson
Ray Tucker
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