Ten plead innocent in Kansas City vote fraud case
Ten defendants pleaded innocent in federal court to charges of conspiring to deprive citizens of their voting rights in the 1946 Kansas City primary. Each was released on $1000 bonds as Judge Richard M. Duncan postponed trial date after defense request for more preparation time.
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Ira B. McLaughlin
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Charles Modica
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Quits To Work in Field Morreon Argentina
Mayor Jorge Feur cada took over street sprinkler duties after many workers quit harvest field labor. He cited his office duties and lack of free time as reasons for stepping in to keep the streets watered.
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Aid to Greece Probed as U S Seeks Policy Details
Washington examines options on aiding Greece amid rising anxiety over a potential Italian military move. Officials weigh whether a military or economic response is needed and discuss coordinating with allied forces. Posed questions include the scope of aid and timing as Congress mulls action.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts vigilance in legal inquiry
A garbled OCR page mentions investigations, legal action, and officials. It references Leon relics, Cade betlcne, and the word Republic Bree, with scattered names and places. The text is fragmentary and difficult to reconcile into a coherent event or outcome.
Braves Storm to Aid Father in Cranston Storm Rescue
William Robinson Jr braved a severe New England storm to reach his father, struck by a heart attack in their Cranston home. He trudged three quarters of a mile through drifting snow to seek help as his mother had died, and a friend called police after a bulldozer aided emergency access.
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William Robinson, Jr
New England
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Cranston
Wiam
Nore
Battle for Mukden Intensifies as Chinese Forces Press
Peiping reports the Mukden battle grows tenser with communist regulars advancing toward the city. Dispatches describe cannon fire audible in Mukden and reported Red spearheads near national bastions, signaling a critical turn in the siege.
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Mukden
Hatte
Sline
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