Slayer Indicted in Mansfield Niebel Slayings Case
Daniels, tied to a six victim killing spree, faces three counts of first degree murder in the Niebel family slayings at Mansfield Reformatory. Arraignment set for Wednesday as Mansfield claims jurisdiction. Daniels has tied other killings to his partner West, who died at a police roadblock.
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Catholics expelled from China for spying charges
San Francisco reports that four European Catholic missionaries were sentenced yesterday by Chinese authorities to expulsion on accusations of spying for the United States.
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Navy and Coast Guard debunk Russian mine scare
U S Navy and Coast Guard say reports of stray Russian mines off Pacific Northwest are false. They confirm 60 mines detonated on northwest beaches since February were Japanese and no sightings off Washington or Oregon coasts. Vancouver News Herald story disputed by Canadian Rear Admiral Mainguy.
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Suspended Atom Scientists Cleared in Loyalty Review
Two atomic scientists suspended last May during a loyalty check at Oak Ridge have been cleared by the Atomic Energy Commission. Neither the identities of the scientists nor the charges were publicized, and they were denied access to restricted information during the review. The Oak Ridge Association of Engineers and Scientists protested the action as demoralizing and lacking due process.
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Weather pattern remains unsettled across central plains
Chicago reports forecasters say the weather pattern is disorganized with no low center forming. Showers are expected in northwestern Missouri eastern Nebraska and northeastern Kansas with possible showers into northern Illinois by tomorrow as clouds thicken in the north central states.
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Mil ton Van Noland Stands Sixth Day as Pole Sitter
In San Francisco Mil ton Van Noland, 21, endures six days atop a car lot mast. A reveler offered a drink yesterday but Van Noland, under contract, cannot drink though he says it was a nice sentiment.
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Coffee Seller Sells to Parolee. Check Bounces
Nick Michael, 46, ran a bakery and cafe sales to city inmates. An old customer, a Folsom Prison parolee with bad check charges, gave him a $20 check that bounced.
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Smuggler of POW Letters Gretchen Blessing Dies
Mrs. Gretchen Blessing 34 of Lyons Kansas died in Gallup New Mexico after aiding smuggling of hundreds of letters from U S soldiers imprisoned by Japan at Santo Tomas Manila. She was jailed there before being released and brought the letters home to families, the only direct word from captives until war’s end.
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U C L A Opens Class in Atomic Medicine
UCLA launches a three week postgraduate seminar on atomic medicine led by Dr. Stafford L Warren. The course opened with 100 enrollees from the Army public health and medical school communities to study radioactivity effects and combatting its hazards.
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Stockton Pair Hurt in Airplane Crash
Two Stockton fliers were critically injured when a small Fairchild plane carrying Uriel Carpenter and John Herceg crashed off Ebbetts Pass Hwy near Angels Camp. Witnesses say the aircraft circled Fly Inn Acres airport then struck a pine tree and fell into a gully.
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Foster Pledges Reds to Wallace at Madison Square Garden
William Z. Foster formally endorsed Henry A. Wallace for the November ticket at the American Communist party convention in New York. Foster declared the Communists defend democracy and oppose Wall Street imperialism while insisting they are not seeking to control the WallaceTaylor ticket. The event drew about 17,000 attendees amid three days of sessions and indictments against leading party members.
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Committee Leader Resigns Aviation Panel Head Leaves Long Beach
Everett W. Christensen resigned as chairman of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce aviation committee. The board accepted the resignation as Christensen severed business ties and left the city. Johnson expected to reassume leadership in October.
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