Judy Coplon and Gubitchev Guilty by Federal Jury
A federal jury in New York found Judith Coplon and Vicentin Gubitchev guilty on multiple counts including conspiracy and attempted espionage. Coplon was found guilty on two counts and acquitted on one. Gubitchev convicted on two counts. The jury deliberated since early afternoon and court proceedings adjourned for sentencing.
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Judy
Gubitchev
New York
Judith Coplon
Vicentin Gubitchev
Misa Coplon
Gublichey
Misa Coplon Und
United States
Misa Cop Jo
Guettchev
United Suates
U. S
Irving H. Saypol
Ryan
Ita
Devaluation Trouble Leads to English Court Decision
The devaluation of the pound creates a cross Atlantic mix of poverty and hope. Hobbs, a GI from Lone Don Fé, marries Joan Cashman and finances travel for his wife and two newborns to England. After arrival he is jailed briefly at Tower Bridge Court, but the Home Office permits him to stay and work as a carpenter.
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Hobbs
England
New Otlegas
Tower Bridge
Jourt
Home Office
Classified ad brings nonstop calls to local resident
A Times-News classifieds listing at 171 Lincoln Avenue generated over 150 calls with the telephone ringing nearly constantly. Residents reported persistent inquiries and sought further details, while a resident named Bo Tree allegedly received the bulk of responses during the period.
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FB Bomar
Lincoln Avenue
Times-News
Cluk
Wradtaker
Unions May Take Cue From Miners
Washington report outlines potential labor shift as unions seek wage gains beyond coal. John L. Lewis faces ouster amid UMW loan to push concessions at Chrysler and GM. Truman appointee panels urged welfare pay rises only, yet broader pay gains loom.
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Washington
Galina Worl
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Auto Works
Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis Flint Lewis
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
Techa
Bristol Printing Firm Granted Va. Charter
Johnson City reports Appalachian Publishing Corporation received Virginia charter to publish newspapers in Bristol Virginia. Publisher Cat A Jonen Jr said the firm is a precautionary measure, expected to operate in Bristol if regional newspaper interests establish a Bristol paper, with the company chartered Monday by Virginia authorities.
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Johnson City
Bristol
Cat A. Jonen, Jr
Preas-Chronicle
Appalachian Publishing Corporation
Jones
Tiriatol
Johnson Gay Jones
Rea- Apolse
Press Services
Newapapara
Alila
Tennessee
Virginia
Dust Clouds and Fires Plague West Plains Area
Dust storms and prairie fires scour parts of Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska. High winds cut visibility to near zero in places, with two traffic deaths blamed on dust clouds and Leroy Little badly burned in a major blaze near a Dumas ranch. Firefighters from seven towns battled the wildfires across hundreds of acres, threatening cattle and buildings as flames raged for hours.
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Associated Press
Alers
Texas
New Mexico
Kanaan
Garden City
Kansan
Prairie
Kania
Praskan
Texan
Chokce Ranch
Wheatlands
Texax Panhandle
Dumas
Leroy Little
Sunday Fire Department
Frank Carter
Volunteera
Memphis Strike Riots Prompt Dawn Patrol by Cops
Memphis Tennessee police mounted a heavy dawn patrol downtown to curb violence in the American Snuff Company strike. Federal conciliator W M Wheerson set a meeting between company and union officials to resume negotiations ending an eight week stalemate. The CIO United Steelworkers of America strike began January 13 and has seen sporadic fighting. yesterday a milling mob threatened non union workers and pelted the plant with rocks. About 825 wheelworkers reportedly walked out, with estimates of 300 to 1,000 in attendance including sympathizers from nearby plants.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. M. Wheerson
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Jecra
Wheelworkers Union
Air Force to Buy $20 Million Gear for Tennessee Center
The Air Force won authorization to proceed with preparations to purchase equipment valued at 20 million dollars for the Air Engineering Development Center in Tennessee. The Defense Department said the authority allows drafting procurement specs and all routine steps up to signing contracts.
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Washington
Air Force
Ahord
Air Engineering Development Center
Tennessne
Defense Department
Former U S Employee Confesses To Spying
Former U S employee Michael Shipkey, a Bulgarian translator, confessed Monday in Sofia to spying for the United States. He, along with Karlane and four others, pleaded guilty to the charges and described their actions during the probing by police.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Michael Shipkey
Bul- Karlen
Peoples
Tin
Amperien
Mindater Lonald
Wftutbe
U. S. State Department
Shipkoy
Bhipkov
Hey
Will Aiipkov
Kivkw
Phodava
U. S
Legation
Stefan Kratukov
Indla Tzanov
Vassil Nalchev
Shipkov
Heath
Lan
Fle
Botte
Production Of Coal Speeds To Normal As Strike Ends
A dapper man in a gray flannel suit studies a wildlife magazine in bright afternoon sun while a young professional at lunch complains of a sore shoulder from a Sunday golf session, highlighting a calm post strike scene.
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Fauitlens
Unemployment Rises to 4.684 Million in February
Washington officials report 4.684 million unemployed in February, the highest since 1941 and 36 percent above February 1949. Nonfarm employment holds steady while total jobs show a slight February increase amid seasonal effects and ongoing strikes.
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Washington
Troopers Find Forest Fire In Plane Search
Troopers patrolling Albion Oklahoma terrain traced a forest fire in a rugged southeastern area, misidentified as a plane wreck. They confirmed no aircraft crash and noted commercial flights remained accounted for while investigations continued amid difficult terrain.
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Albion
Okla
Okluton
Klamicht
Here
Okia- Honia City
Toker Aly Fore Dane
Edo
Birhweay
Earthquake Strikes Central Philippines Alarm Triggers Exits
An earthquake rattled residents in the central Philippines on Tuesday night. The main tremor was felt at 10:07 p.m. local time with heavy shaking described. No damage or casualties were reported, and authorities expected aftershocks to be minimal.
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Manila
Philippines
Wife Of Doctor Testifies In Mercy Killing Trial
Mancester New Hampshire The wife of Dr Herman N Sander 41 testifies in the murder trial of her husband 32 year old Alice Sander a Harvard medical man Dr Richard Ford heads the Department of Legal Medicine at Harvard University is expected to be final witness by which the defense aims to show he did not kill Abbie Borroto 50 December 4 She says she knows every word of her husband and he portrayed the death bed scene in detail The courtroom remains packed as the testimony continues
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Mancester
N. H
Alice Sander
Hia Utree
Richard Ford
Department of
Abbie C. Borroto
Rhe Wan
Borroto
Royalist Party Leads Greek Vote in Early Returns
Royalist party holds a slim edge over the Leftists in early Greek election returns. National Progressive Union led by Gen. Nicolaou Plantiras trails in second as results from 3,271 of 4,000 precincts surface.
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Athena
Constantin Taaldaria
Conservaive
Leftints
National Progressive Union
Nicholau Plantiras
Tima
Returna
Mindaliry
Biterior
Populinta
Liberals
Republican Front
Social Democrats
Independent Political Front
Extreme Right
Hoover Urges Reform In Government Bookkeeping System
Former President Herbert Hoover urged a vast reform in government bookkeeping systems. Hoover led President Truman’s bi partian commission on reorganization and testified before the Senate executives expenditures committee.
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Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Senate Executives Expenditures Committee
Princess Margaret Ill With Influenza At Palace
London reports Princess Margaret, the 11 year old younger daughter of King George VI, ill with influenza and confined to lie in bed at Buckingham Palace. She watched the royal procession for the state opening of Parliament but could not participate because she is not 21.
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London
Mar
Garet Bas
Buckingham Palace
Annaunead
George VI
Lie Toyapistore
Auriol
Margaret
European $1 Billion Aid Program Begins
Washington reports a French aircraft carrier arrives at Norfolk to begin arming Western Europe with a $1 billion aid program. The Dixmude will load France's units including about 40 fighters and bombers after ceremonies. Protests by Reds accompany the first shipment as Communist demonstrators press to stop U.S. military assistance. Authorities say shipments to seven European countries are being prepared for swift transport.
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Washington
Norfolk
Europe
Dismude
Easort Oarriag
France
Frannie
Dou
Arma
la Franio
Cargaon
Jane
Porta
Prince Berotac Khama condemns British interference in Bechuanaland
London reports Berlin? Bechuanaland prince Berotac Khama, educated in Oxford, denounces British meddling over his exile of wife Ruth Williams. He claims tribal elders refused approval for the 1948 marriage and seeks return of his family as clashes ripple into South Africa and Rhodesia. The dispute centers on royal authority, marriage ties, and colonial governance.
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London
Berotac Khama
Hamangwatos
Hin
Fehrone
bin Aad
Bechuanaland
Berateo Sale
Ruth = Williams
Bacana
Ria
Tabakndl Khama
Palmer Re-elected Ridgefields Club President at Meeting
W Palmer was chosen for another year as Ridgefields Country Club president after the annual stockholders and directors meeting. L Latimer was elected vice president replacing Spencer KE Palmer, Clyde Crafts became secretary replacing John Dodd, and John St C Worth was re-elected treasurer. The board voted to retain the initial Executive Committee and add the two new officers.
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W. Palmer
Ridgefields Country Club
L. Latimer
Spencer KE. Palmer
Clyde Crafts
John @. Dodd
John St. C. Worth
Joseph H. Lewis
Provrias
IOTM
Seo Palmer
Brannan Urges Farm Aid Plan To Ease Milk Prices
Secretary Brannan told the National Farmers Union that farm price supports drive milk out of reach for Americans and urged adoption of direct payments to farmers. He cited government egg stockpiles and per capita egg consumption as evidence for reform.
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Denver
Brannan
Egge
National Farmers Union Convention
Farmer’ Union
Gavin
Tranan
Burns Fatal to Race Car Driver in Virginia
A race car driver Stanley Jr from Richmond VA died after injuries from a fire in a 100 lap race. The event occurred Sunday when the car caught fire midway. Red Byron of Atlanta won the race.
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Burns
Virginia
Charlotte
Stanley, Jr
Richmond
Marly
Wan
Py Red Byron
Atlanta
Streams Of Fuel Pour Into Areas With Shortages
Pittsburgh reports resumed coal flow after a month long strike as 372,900 striking miners prepare to return. Industries recall workers, steel firms and railroads restart production, and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway restores dining car service to conserve coal. The Interstate Commerce Commission keeps a partial coal burning freight ban while New York and other cities extend rationing.
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Pittsburgh
Dig
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Belew
Chraspeake and Ohio Railway
C. and O
Ranume Rina
Lites
ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Bee Coal
Hawaii Statehood Passes House Amid debate and delay
The House approved a bill to make Hawaii a state amid mixed signals from Congress. Earlier moves shifted between Alaska and Hawaii measures, with opposition noting defense and political concerns. Delegates urged statehood rights long sought by Hawaiians while several Alaska opponents joined Hawaii backers in the tense vote.
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House
Hawaii
Washington
Senate
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
Rep. Cox
D-Ga
Harry Bridges
CIO International Longshoremen'a Union
Rep
Cooley
U-Nc
Farrington
Solunar Tables By John Alien Knight
Fragmented text describes solunar tables by John Alien Knight with line about minor periods and Lake Stages. The readable parts hint at times, shops, seats, and an hour and a half duration. No clear event, date, or place is identified.
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John Alien Knight
Anita Ae
Perinas
Theas
Times
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