Berserk Gunman Slain After Four Hour Detroit Siege
Charles Luther Rollins, 44, of Leoma Tennessee, died after a four hour battle in a northwest Detroit house where police fired tear gas shots and he exchanged heavy gunfire. Two officers were wounded as Rollins hid in a Smith family residence during the stand off.
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Detroit
Smith
Drevugul
Charles Luther Rollins
Leoma
Tenn
Walter Wyrod
Anthony Oberdzinski
Rollins
Bernard Smith
Tennessee
Wyrod
Leslie Caldwell
Edward Jacque
Youth Kills Father After Being Whipped
In Pineville West Virginia a 15 year old Ravencliff youth shot and killed his father after being whipped for playing a radio too loudly Sheriff Paul Goode said James Albert Hart 15 was jailed awaiting a hearing before Circuit Judge Robert M Worrell. The father James Roscoe Hart 46 had whipped the boy with a miner belt. The youth seized a 12 gauge shotgun and shot his father between the eyes on the back porch.
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Pineville
W.va
Ravencliff
Wyoming
Paul Goode
James Albert Hart
Robert M. Worrell
Goode
James Roscoe Hart
Hart
Hotel Workers Strike Hits Singapore Hotels
Singapore five leading hotels operated on a self service basis today as about 1 000 employees walked out seeking higher pay.
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Singapore
Admiral Elsa Leads Luxury Cruise From Venice to Greece
In Venice the ship Achilleus sails under Admiral Elsa Maxwell with 113 affluent guests on a 15 day Greek tour. The Greek Line vessel chartered for 100000 pounds features lavish meals and champagne. Passengers include Paul Reynaud Olivia de Havilland and the Duke and Duchess de Brissac.
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Venice
Italy
Grand Canal
Elsa Maxwell
Achilleus
Greece
Miss Maxwell
Stavros Niarchos
Paul I
France
Paul Reynaud
Olivia de Havilland
de Brissac
Rudy Crespi
Consuelo O'Connor
New York
Reds Wooing Natives To Return To Russia
New York report says the Soviet Union intensifies efforts to repatriate Russian-born citizens in the United States. Serge Woyciechowski cites appeals sent after the Geneva conference. appeals mailed from East Berlin by the Soviet Committee for the Return to the Motherland.
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New York
Soviet Union
United States
New York Herald Tribune
Serge Woyciechowski
The
Herald Tribune
East Berlin
Soviet Committee
Military Service Cutbacks Discussed by MAJ Mas
MAJ Thomas M Mas discusses a Reserve law provision allowing some active duty personnel to be released early with a four year combined active and Reserve service requirement. Services may release up to 150000 men yearly if conditions permit, and must aid immediate reentries via training though enlistments and the draft are considered less desirable.
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Defense Department
Defense Secretary
Industrial Expansion Spreads Across U S Cities
The nation disperses new plants to smaller cities amid postwar expansion. Railroads and utilities push site surveys and tax incentives while states like Louisiana promote bonds for local factory sites. Edward era programs emphasize cheaper labor, land, and living conditions to lure industry.
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New York
New England
America
Erie Railroad
General Motors
Mansfield
Ohio
Ford
Mahwah
N.J
National Biscuit
Fair Lawn
Nickel Plate
Midwest
Milwaukee
Chicago
Seattle
Seaboard
Southern Pacific
Southwest
American Gas & Electric System
Utility Company
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Zenith TV
Radice
M. A. Meyer CO
la Crosse
Bernice Kuykendall
Florence Cruall
June de Sutter
Whiting Ind
Standard Oil
Mark Helmich
William Horvarthh
Unifax
Reds
Russia
Freddie
Liberty Street
Shedd
Siker
Guy Lombardo
Whiting
Ind
Maj
Thomas M. Mas
Mar. Nial
Mars
Earth
Sandran
Se Med Overs
North
U.S
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Louisiana
Public Service Co. of
Oklahoma
Sanderd Line
Lronrite Tomatic
Llarh- Bracken
Fourth Street
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