Rampage by Spinster Severs Family Tledge in Suburban Home
In SOUTH PASADENA UDE a 46 year old spinster fatally wounded her mother and dog, seriously injured her brother, then killed herself with a chest stab. Authorities say the victims include Virginia Judd and Albert Judd, with no clear motive found. emergency crews rushed to Hunting Manital.
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Sintst
Mary Judd
Virginia Judd
Albert
Judd
Manital
Suda
Isii
Miss Judd
Jurid
Thkey
Rich Widow Dempsey Romance Report From New York
The Daily News reports a rumored romance between a rich widow and Jack Dempsey. The former heavyweight champion was said to travel from Palm Beach to New York as Auguste, described as a banker’s wife, left Palm Beach for the city. Authorities or witnesses quoted him denying knowledge of the engagement.
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Daily News
Torlas York
Jack Dempsey
New York
Auguste
Palm Beac’s
Vondas
Wilson
Triadw
President to Speak at Mid-Century Conference
President will address a regional conference on resources for the future. The event occurs Wednesday at the Puterc Center, with officials from PetTT and related groups expected to attend.
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Pettt
Former Michigan governor dies in air crash fielded by four
Former Michigan governor Kim Sigler dies in a late Monday airplane crash near Augusta, Kalamazoo County, along with three companions including his secretaries. The party was returning from a Louisiana trip when the crash occurred near a tower. authorities believe a wing or guy-wire failure caused the disaster. Sigler, a wartime graft prosecutor turned governor, had a dramatic political arc from 1940s indictments to a 1947 defeat by G. Mennen Williams.
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Battle Creek
MichePh
Kim Sigler
Ernor
Sigler
Imipael
Shed
Bayard
fMer
Sig Ter
Uth Prentice
Virginia Schuyler
Agusta
Kalamagoa County
Louisiana
Formler
Five Days of Sunny Weather Predicted
Five days of sunny weather are forecast with most of the period clear. Three Marines from Long Beach Calif arrive from Korea aboard the USS General W. A. Mann today, with temperatures near normal in valleys and plains across the region.
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Long California
Weather Bureau
Air Wing
Korea
Novain
W. A. Mann
San Francisco
Corp
Oregon Line
A. Wands Jr
E. Plym
First Atlantic telephone cable to be built by AT&T
AT&T announces a 35 million dollar project to construct the first transatlantic telephone cable system. The plan, in cooperation with the British Post Office and Canadian Overseas Telecommunications, will span New York to London and Montreal to London, taking three years and featuring deep-sea veteran repeaters but limited TV bandwidth.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atlantic Ocean
British Post Office
Great Britain
Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corp
London
Montreal
At&t
Key West
Fila
Havana
Cuba
Allied War Prisoners to Choose Their Fate Talks Start
Interv iews to begin at 9 a.m. with 30 of 328 South Koreans not yet returned as U N teams plan about 11 days of talks. Afterward, focus shifts to 22 Americans and 1 Briton. Communists won 2 percent of 2,500 Chinese and Koreans previously interviewed. Freedom of choice touted as UNC aims to let prisoners decide between home or communism.
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Panmunjom
U. N
U.N. Command
UNC
Reds urged Negro Soviet by 1932 says Rosser at hearings
Louis Rosser a former Los Angeles Communist official testified at the House Un American Activities Committee that the party in 1932 sought to incite American Negroes to revolt and form a Negro Soviet republic in the South. He described a Communist school teaching the slogan and a broader plan to aid Russia in war by fomenting a civil conflict and undermining U.S. government. He said the program targeted basic industries including steel.
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Los Angeles
Communist Party
House
UN American Activities Committee
South
Louis Rosse
Rosser
Russia
United States
America
Lalso
Industres—Steel
Alto
Smog Killer Award Proposal Ties Plants to Compliance Publicity
Supervisor Herbert C Legg and Supervisor Jef Anson Ford proposed an award to industrial plants that meet air pollution controls. Board chairman backed the idea to publicize compliant facilities while citing violators. The proposal was referred to County Counsel Harold Kennedy and smog control chief Gordon Larson for handling.
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Herbert C. Legg
Jef Anson Ford
Harold. Kennedy
Gordon Larson
Woman Hurt by Fall Seeks Help After Injury
Mrs Ida Rash of 432 West Tenth Street is hospitalized at St Marys with a severe back injury from a fall in front of her home. The report references a political exhibit and committee comments about workers in basic industries and a map labeled the black belt, with Rep Harold Velde leading a hearing and pledging further investigation into communist party ties and related topics.
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10Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Harold Velde
Bill
Rosser
Communist Party
Velde
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