Ottawa man given prison terms on 13 counts
Marshall J Worthington of Ottawa was sentenced by Judge Hugh Means to prison terms totaling three to 15 years on 13 counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. The case stems from the 1947 collapse of his used car and trucking business, causing substantial losses to creditors.
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Ottawa
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Worthington
Supreme Court
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Ottawa Finance Company
Atomic defense costs and Civil Defense plans
Washington details a national civilian mobilization push amid atomic threat. Shipping estimates say $300 billion to reach near absolute security, plus a vast industrial and civil mobilization network. Programs train doctors for radiation injuries, staff for hospitals, and lay out shelters, dispersal, and mutual aid. censorship plans move ahead, while officials explore national and local readiness and intergovernmental conferences.
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Paul J. Larsen
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Broad
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Luxembourg
France
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Ten Students in Recital at Strong Auditorium
The K U school of fine arts will present ten students in a recital tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock in Strong auditorium. The program features piano pieces by Deomsa Taylor Johnnie Wilson and others, with works by Bach Chopin Beethoven and Grieg. A Navajo children’s school has opened at the Army’s Bushnell hospital site in Brigham Utah.
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Johnnie Wilson
Hetty
Ale
Herr
Wolf Rahme
Riamha
Tien
Garmin
Marilyn Barr
Cargiee
Hharhart
Mano
Huartet
Beethus Ety Tnabei Gaddin
Don Stewart
Viele Cancalla
The
Army
Bushnell Hospital
Brigham, Utah
Burial of Ananda Ends Thai Boy King Era in Pomp
Bangkok reports record crowds at the funeral of Ananda, the slain Thai boy king. A mournful, color saturated procession staged to honor his remains, with Priests chanting all night as the urn was borne on a 40 foot high caisson toward the cremation site. King Phumiphon, aged 22, led the royal procession past officials and diplomats.
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Thailand
Ananda
Phumiphon Adaldet
Phumiphon
Royal cremation rites unfold in Bangkok with royal mourning
Cannons boom at the four hour ceremony as King Phumiphon prepares to light the funeral pyre. Mourners in black fill the crowd while banners bear Ananda's image. Earlier in Tokyo, dancers performed in the "New Look Strip Show" despite police warnings after last night's incident.
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Phumiphon
Ananda
Tokyo
New Look
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