First Degree Murder Verdict Granted for Violet Berling
Violet John Berling was found guilty of first degree murder with a life term recommendation in the death of 10 year old Kay Frances Erickson. The verdict came after eight days of deliberation in a crowded courtroom. Berling collapsed upon hearing the verdict and her mother Mrs. Mary Schauer screamed.
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Violet John Berling
Kay Frances Erickson
Miss Berling
Mary Schauer
Millen
Miller
Violet
John Berling
San Quentin
Bob Lavell
Superior Court
Fred Miller
Ancu Amuues
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Daughter
Bob
Lovell
Victor Cefalu
Wayne Hanson
Long Beach
Kay Frances
Beatrice Erickson
Seaside Hospital
Tir Child
Cefalu
Ted Sten
Thomas Cochran
Tlon
Little Kay
Xay Frances Erickson
Press-Telegram
H. S. Melvin
Vogeler Freed by Red Hungary at Heavy Price
Vienna report says American businessman Robert A. Vogeler, president of ITT, was freed by the Communist Hungarian government at the Austro Hungarian frontier after one week of captivity. His release followed a tense exchange and rapid return to Vienna.
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Vogeler
Hungary
Vienna
Robert A. Vogeler
Tke Vogeler
Searside Ice
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Allied forces withdraw near Seoul amid Chinese push to the front
Allied troops pull back to a new defense line four miles north of Seoul as Chinese forces push into Uijongbu and Yanggu. UN units slow the advance while recapturing the western and central fronts. Rumors of heavy Chinese reserves appear on Pyongyang radio as casualties top 41,500 Reds.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Uijongbu
United Nations
Pukhan
Chowang
Yongpo
Inje
Rei Korean
Alliza
South Korea
Kimpo
Kenkoku Maru Aground Off California Coast with 54 Aboard
The Japanese freighter Kenkoku Maru ran aground 75 miles north of San Francisco in heavy fog and seas. Rescue efforts faced driving rain and high surf as Coast Guard cutters and tugs struggled to reach the vessel near Stewart's Point. The crew reported hull damage and gradual flooding but no immediate danger to the 54 aboard.
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AN Francisco
Here
Coast Guard
Golden Gate
Stewart's Point
Black Rock
Stewarts Point
Daylight Saving Time Arrives Across Much of Nation
Millions from New York to California set clocks ahead tonight as daylight saving goes into effect in parts of 34 states. Farmers and telegraph workers voiced complaints as about 75 000 clocks must be advanced. Most states shift at 2 am tomorrow with California New York Nevada New Jersey Oregon Maryland Pennsylvania Washington and others adopting fast time.
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United Preza Millons
New York
California
Western Union Telegraph Co
Telegraph
Nevada
New Jersey
Oregon
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Washington
New England
District of Columbia
Classifieds and sections listed for reference
The notice lists where to find church listings, obituaries, comics, financial pages, classifieds, sports, theaters, tides, temperatures, radio and TV, nearby cities, and shipping tables across various pages, indicating a structured index for the edition.
Stassen urges Truman to meet MacArthur for peace
Harold E. Stassen urged President Truman to invite General Douglas MacArthur to a personal conference to reconcile their differences for the good of the country. He warned that a bitter quarrel would not help America's strength against world Communist imperialism. Stassen, former Minnesota governor and UPenn president, was a 1948 GOP presidential hopeful.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
White House
MacArthur
America
Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Weather outlook shows rain this evening then clearing tomorrow
The forecast calls for rain by this evening with cloudy skies tonight. Cooler today, with a bit warmer temperatures expected tomorrow as skies clear and the weather improves.
MacArthur Leads Largest New York Loyalty Day Parade
General Douglas MacArthur headlines Loyalty Day in New York as 20000 marchers and 40 bands fill 33 blocks. Despite initial Cardinal Spellman protest, he rides in a lead car while religious leaders march on foot. MacArthur, arriving from Milwaukee, says veterans do not seek politics.
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Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
America
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
le Rade
Joseph T. Sharkey
J. Joseph Smith
VFW
New York County Council
Courtney Whitney
Mrs. MacArthur
Arthur
Vincent Impellitteri
Ligious Ife
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Horace W. B. Donegan
Episcopal Diocese of
Julius Marks
Temple Emanuel
Michael
Cardinal Spellman
Macarthur
Idlewild International
Mac -Arthur
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