Indictments in Phenix City gambling rings loom outcomes
In Phenix City Alabama a grand jury indicted 39 people amid a broad probe into gambling. Probes target election fraud public corruption organized prostitution and other rackets while a related abortion ring is noted. Names and figures reflect extensive charges and bonds.
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Phenix City
Ala
Phonix
Frimklin
National Gardin
Brad Poeta Atten Bal
Amiist Tatts
Cott Witie
Owas
Bond
Ovidar Davis T Heather
George T. Bavis
Tidbern
Adielis
Indict Two Marines for San Francisco Slaying
A juried indictment names two Marines in a San Francisco murder case. The document lists suspects aged 24 from Worth Tex and 24 from Salina as linked to the fatal shooting and subsequent events. Details describe an investigation into the assault and the discovery of a body near an Ang. 2 date, with witnesses referenced.
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Ban Prans
Munerin
Monty
Tenner
Coffeyville Picnic Sets Sept 19 at Bark Bark
Coffeyville Kansas hosts its annual picnic on Sunday September 19 at Bark with Basset dinner and meals provided. Chis of California will attend as highlighted guests and MOL is expected to beat at top m.
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Coffeyville
Coffeyville, Kan
Chis
California
History's Biggest American Legion Parade Aims High
The American Legion planned its mammoth convention parade on Pennsylvania Avenue with as many as 80,000 marchers from 48 states and abroad, plus 590000 spectators along the route. Officials expected a multi-hour procession across ten divisions, weather permitting, amid large crowds and major ritual events.
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St. Louis Legion
Monarch
New York
Dis Columbia
Abooad
Lincoln
Weather Bureau
Legion
Air Fleming Trial Proceedings in North Korea Prison Camp
Army officer testified Lt Col Harry Fleming advised prisoners to avoid open resistance to the Communists to prevent punishment. The trial entered its second day with cross examination detailing Fleming’s leadership role and his statements urging script writing and restraint.
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Army
Harry Fleming
Fleming
Louis
Wilson
Shreveport
Pws
Sulky Harsi
Air Force Mu
David FP
MacGhee
Falls Church
Ant K
Unison
Gay
Amon
Owas Alfred Py LaFrance
Wisconsin Bar Assi
Racine
Wis
Gloria
Patrisia
Immunity Denied in Batchelor Court Martial Trial
In San Antonio Texas the court rejected defense claims that the Army promised immunity to Cpl Claude Batchelor if he returned to the Allied side. Batchelor, a former prisoner of war in Korea, faces charges of collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow prisoners as his trial opens at Fort Sam Houston.
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San Antonio
Texas
Cpl
Claude Batchelor
U. S. Army
Batchelor
Korea
Reds
Pannun- Jom
Manes
Jnrdian
Fort Sam Houston
Intercelor
Tadian
Panmumion
Gol. Nerlin J. Braydon
Panniunjom Mee
Persude Baleheloy
Barghet
Francis TR. Uoylus
Rial Gnunsel Oc
Hejor
Willy
Kermit
Foreran
Col
Charles W. Stratton
Artillers School Command
Fort Sill
Oklo
Tel Lit
Edward R. Schowalter Jr
New Orleans
Toon Hngtile
Ife
Schowaller
Mitoh, Gras
Carp Chaffee
Ark
Jock Weatbragh
Tawyer
Cpl Edegard O S. Dickenson
Stone Gap
Dickenson
Sides Batchelor
Long Beach
Morea Velora
Tibor Rubin
Core Jrites
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