Last rites for Emilie Dionne attended by family crowd
At Emilie Dionne’s funeral only immediate family and about 20 others entered the service and cemetery. Dionne quintuplets, in black dresses and hats, were escorted by four brothers and two brothers in law. The ceremony included a committal with Ralph Maresse and relatives assisting. Weather dampened crowds and reporters, with tourists kept outside the church and graveyard.
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Ernest Oliva Jr
Daniel
Victor
Maurice Giroward
Wattries
Que
Thomas Callaghan
Dionne
Claude
Baiilis
Oliver Dianne
Tha ¢Oflin
Aime Marasse
Secon
Quints
Romeo Lebold
Ane
Exri
Ernest and
Oliva
Labrandre
Matie
Emilie
Tiawas
Diana
Soviets Claim First Piano Work in Arctic Expedition
The Communist Daily Walker boasted that a Soviet expedition in the Arctic has produced a walla on piano and claims to have the first such composition in the polar region. The report highlights Soviet claims of pioneering music created during Arctic exploration led by a noted composer aboard one of the expeditions.
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Walker
Deetor
North Pale
Arctic
Seven British Laborites to Visit Reds
Former Prime Minister Clement Attlee and six other Labourites left for Moscow and Peiping to seek improved West-East relations and urge China and the Soviet Union toward peaceful conduct. Attlee said US reactions should not deter Labour feelings toward America, and Bevan spoke of avoiding further isolations while planning meetings with Chow En Lai and Mikhail Gromyko.
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London
Clement Attlee
Anaurin Bevan
Moscow
Peiping
Bevan
Oulepoker
Attlee
Tore
United States
Labor Party
America
Atlee
Bevin
Attley
Marty
Tle
Basal
Chow En-Lai
George Matenkoy
Firnish “Attoorany Agmay
AFL Leaders Parley to Eye Campaign Plan
NEW YORK AFL leaders meet at the quarterly executive council session to discuss campaign plans and a final umpiring framework for jurisdictional disputes within the AFL CIO. They praise primary results in several states and express dissatisfaction with the administration while eyeing Labor League activities ahead of the national convention in Los Angeles.
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New York
AFL
CIO
APL
Los Angeles
Labor League For Political Education
Sonhower
Washington
George Means
Texas
Alabama
North Caroina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
California
Umor
Afl-Ulpr
Poitical Action Committee
James L. 3
The
LLPE
Ir Tesson
Pen Wouldn't Write Triggers Danville Shootings
In Danville Virginia a pen that wouldn't write sparked a bizarre chain of events. Two Fort Bragg soldiers, Pfc. Melvin L. Gerbitz and Pvt. Augustine Smith, exchanged a pistol shot during a dispute over the pen. A chase ensued, ending with a crash at a bridge over the Dan River. Gerbitz drowned while crossing, Smith swam to shore and was captured as he reached a gas station. He faces felonious shooting and DUI charges.
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Danville
UPI
Melvin L. Gerbitz
Augustine Smith
Ft. Braga
N. C
Lnte
Pollen
U.S. al
Dan River
Gerbitz
Smith
Balkan Nations Sign Military Alliance
The article details a new Balkan defense pact among Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia forming a military alliance with collective defense and joint planning. It notes the aim to deter aggression, coordinate military efforts, and extend regional security while addressing Trieste disputes and NATO considerations. Actress Sarah Churchill rescued after a sailboat overturns near Grand Lake Colorado. four others saved.
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Moscow
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Tito
Agen
Ialy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
Mediterraneun
Souss Alps
Lnk
Useis
Romania
Transylvania
Titi
Ballan
WATO
Direece
OU. N
Seine
Military Informa
Iio
Periays
NATO
United Nations
U. N
Mervelies
Alliane
Sarah Churchi
England
Winston Churchill
Colo
Delay in Bias Plea for Sheppard Hearing
In Cleveland a delay postponed the Bay Village murder case pretrial hearing for Dr Samuel H Sheppard accused of killing his wife Marilyn. Defense lawyers filed an affidavit of prejudice against Judge Gershom Barber claiming bias. the court reset the affidavit hearing for Thursday at 11 am. Sheppard was not present, remaining in county jail.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
Sheppard
Samuel Hy. Sheppard
Marilyn
Gershom M
Barber
Corrigan
Byrd Seeks FHA Policy On Windfall Profit Loans
Senator Byrd questions future FHA loan insurance plans for firms that earned windfall profits on rehabilitated projects. He cites remarks by FHA head and asks for any official guidance or promulgations on this policy and potential blacklisting.
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Sen
Byrd
FHA
Washiington Lpi
Leo Byrd
D-Va
Federal Housing Administration
Senate
Joan
Norman P. Mrson
Gang Chief Freed by U S Judge
U S Judge discusses factors in the Touhy mob case with Testimony that Bandare held a gang chief captive in 1932 for 11 days and freed him after a 70000 ransom. Factor faced extradition to England on swindle charges as later al Capone tied to the case. Judge Barnes noted testimony was vague and not clearly proven.
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Raulette
England
Factor
Touhy
Basil’ Bandare
Chares
Tandy
al (Scarface) Capone
Capone
Barnes
Japan Reds Show Gain in Ballots
The Japan Communist Party shows rising ballot gains in local elections, averaging about twice as many votes as before. In Aomori prefecture agricultural committee elections, 47 of 68 Communist or pro Communist candidates won. Official bulletin notes no marked rise in party membership, estimated at 90,000 to 100,000 nationwide with a core of around 3,000 paid workers.
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Toyo
Japan Communist Party
Rone
Aomeri
Japan
Wol
Bulletin
Foundation Grants Polio Study Funds to 16 Labs
New grants totaling 516000 dollars were awarded to 16 laboratories for a polio vaccine study using blood samples from vaccinated children. Reports will go to the University of Michigan for nationwide evaluation. Basil O'Conner, NFIP president, announced the funding on Sunday, noting the study is underway. a prior 890000 dollar grant had already been given to Michigan for the master study.
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New York
University of Michigan
Basil O'Conner
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Manila Man Follows Wife Trail to United States
Dr Enrique R Carlos 33 reports his wife Pacite left Manila with their two daughters Nieves and Maria for a trip that included an operation in Denver Mercy Hospital. He followed to San Francisco after she failed to cable, saying she would be in Denver soon, and claims to have quarreled over her alleged infidelity. Police sought help as he searched hotels and airports.
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San Francisco
Enrique R. Carlos
Pacite
Manila
Hern
Nieves
Maria
Carlos
Hora
Denver
Mercy Hospital
Vicente Oben
California
Nixon Defeat Marks GOP State Parley Clash
Nixon suffers first setback as GOP delegates clash over support for Arbuthnot backed candidate. Knight and others deny coercion while Hosmer calls the row a temporary party disruption. Democratic side sees Snyder victory in Southern California caucus and Graves support. Party officers elected on both sides reflect regional leadership.
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Nixon
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Arbuthnot
Carl Hinshaw
Califorenia
Knight
Hosmer
Washington
Addy
Snyder
California
Thomas Calderott
Berkeley
GOP
Thomas J. Mellon
San Francisco
Barbara Rodden
Stockton
Hoover Commission to cut federal paperwork burden
Washington report says a special unit of the Hoover Commission will study reducing the filing of government paperwork by businesses and individuals. The probe notes industry concerns grow with paper work volume, citing estimates of three million dollars yearly in questionable reports and a company average of one use per 1576 years for certain documents.
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Washington
Hoovey Commission
Hoover
Inddustry
Unclear Text Fragment Summary Card
The readable portion mentions locations in California and a dated act on March 3, 1478, with references to delivery conditions and a Brat Office. Details are fragmented and names are partially garbled, preventing a coherent event or outcome.
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Susay
Asin Bireet
Five Avenue
Lone Benen
California
Audi Bureas
Circuietica
Claes
Daren Brat
Long Benen
Maren
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