Dancer Wins Release From Cuban Prison
Patricia Schmidt an American dancer imprisoned in Havana for the 1947 slaying of John Lester Mee was pardoned after serving less than 18 months of a 15 year sentence. She left Guanabacoa prison with her dog Problema and prior cellmate cat Negrita.
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Havana
Cuba
Patricia
Laura) Schmidt
Havana Harbor
Miss Schmidt
Toledo
Guanabacoa
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Schmidt
Negrita
Meat Prices Seen Pressured by Labor Shortage and Demand
A South St. Paul packing plant manager cites worker shortages as likely to push prices down later. James Elliott of the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers notes the spike now may fade after heavy year teeth. an agriculture official in Indianapolis says housewives are easing purchases amid talk of bumper crops.
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South St. Paul
James Elliott
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Elliott
Agriculture Department
Indianapolis
Warren headlines in Chicago rally during cross country trip
Warren toured 23 states to 75 cities and towns since Sept 15. A capacity crowd of about 14000 packed the international amphitheater in Chicago's stockyard district to hear him denounce secrecy in government and urge truth for foreign policy. Wisconsin Governor Rennebohm to welcome him with a parade and a rally at the university stock pavilion at 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Duluth
GOP
Sacramento
Warren
International Amphitheater
Stockyard
Chicago
South Side
University Stock Pavilion
Marines Seize Camp Pendleton Airfield in Peacetime Exercise
U S Marines under cover of their own planes will seize Camp Pendleton airfield today in a climax to the navy s largest peacetime amphibious exercises.
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San Diego
Calif
U. S
Camp Pendleton
Navy
Indians Braves Rivalry Plays On In Narrow Showdown
In a tense game the Indians and Braves traded runs with strong pitching and fielding. Lemon and Hegan produced key plays for Cleveland while Stanky and McCormick contributed for Boston as Lemon tallied seven assists in the field. The late rally by Boston fell short as Cleveland claimed a one run victory.
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Indians
Doby
Robinson
Hegan
Holmes
Coe
Teo
Braves
Ricket
Salkeld
Phil Masi
Stanky
Boudreau
Gordon
Lemon
Mitchell
Stu
Torgeson
Clark
Dark
U'S
Cleston
Elliott
Buck McCormick
Barrett
B. McCo
Nelson Potter
Boston
Kelt
Bob Kennedy
Cleveland
Turled
Rickert
Kennedy
M. McCormick
Hégan
Masi
Peers Ge Se Canning
Potter
Nick Altrock
Chicago White Sox
Eele
Use Extra Deputies In Oil Strike Clash
County supervisors approve extra deputies after a clash between striking refinery workers and police in Martinez and Richmond. Ten officers injured as protesters smashed car windows and overturned two autos while a security bloc failed to block strikers at the admin building.
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Eee Ees
Po— Ee
Martinez
Shell and Associated
Union Oil Company
Standard
Richmond
Aoe
Admin- Pa Ae
Teese
Turmoil in UN Edges and Earthquake Hit Iran Shrine City
Debate at the assembly's political committee revolves around restarting approach to atomic matters with backing from Dr Viado Clementis and others. A quake devastates Meshed Iran killing about 200 and hits Ashkhabad.
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Jacob A. Oe
Assembly
Atomic Commission
L-Nation Security Council
Viado Clementis
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Ukraine
Bate
U. S
Hiroshi Ida
Washington
Paris
Spain
Franco
Meshed
Iran
Ashkhabad
Greatest corn markets cited in US and world notes
The passage highlights Chicago and Kansas City as leading U.S. corn markets while also naming Liverpool and Buenos Aires as prominent trading centers. It emphasizes the global spread of grain trade across these cities, reflecting diverse market hubs.
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United States
Chicago
Kansas City
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Obituary Notice from North Bend and Cicero
An obituary notes a North Bend death on August 15 1882 with funeral services at the Acee Church at 2 p.m. officiated by E W Griffith. It also reports Frank Matuska former La Crosse resident died Tuesday in Cicero Illinois with burial at La Crosse Catholic Cemetery at 9 a.m. officiated by Rev H Crubel.
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North Bend
Acee Church
E.W. Griffith
Frank Matuska
la Crosse
Cicero, Ill
la Crosse Catholic Cemetery
Rev. H. Crubel
Wallace Campaign Moves West As Political War Accuses Parties
Truman's continuation discussion cites totalitarian threats in Roanoke while Wallace shifts a five party bid to land in Oregon after California stops. Wallace accuses Republicans and Democrats of war mongering and portrays Truman as a puppet in a broader alleged plot. Barkley pivots vice presidential push to Montana and Idaho.
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Roanoke
Wallace
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Land
Ore
California
San Francisco
Alben W. Barkley
Montana
Idaho
Public dressing ban in Atlanta window displays
Police Chief Herbert Seakine orders private dress for all in Atlanta after hundreds of complaints about window dressing by women. Mrs. Ruby Barrett will enforce by requiring shades to be drawn on show windows during manikin dressing or undressing at department stores.
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Atlanta
Herbert Seakine
Jenkins
Ruby Barrett
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Belinter
Tororgeson
Minneapolis
Ke Om R. Cargren
American Federation of Grain Pro
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Samson Lables
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