Stolen Love Worth 1500 in Memphis Jury Decision
Doris Atkins, 29, ordered to pay 1500 after being found to have stolen the love of Air Force sergeant Hillman E. Estes from his wife and two children. Atkins' parents were cleared. Mrs. Estes, 35, said she asked Atkins last February to stop seeing her husband and noted she was five weeks from a baby.
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Memphis
Tenn
Doris Atkins
Air Force
Miss Atkins
Hillman E. Estes
Leopard Attacks Attendant Then Is Slain at City Zoo
Oklahoma City reports a leopard named Lil Apes Mate escaped through an unlocked door at Lincoln Park Zoo, injuring attendant H. A. Alsup before being shot by zoo director Julian Frazier. The incident echoes a 1950 Leapy escape that earned the city the nickname The Leopard City as hunters chased the animal.
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Lil
Oklahoma
Leapy
H. A. Alsup
Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park Zoo
Julian Frazier
Frazier
Zoo
China to strengthen coastal defenses on Formosa coast
Ta Tao News Agency reports Red China plans stronger coastal defenses against possible attack by Nationalist forces based on Formosa. The Defense Ministry said the measure is being prepared to deter any invasion threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Taipeh
Formoosa
Red China
Formosa
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Ta Tao
Publishers Accept Plan to End NY Newspaper Strike
New York publishers accepted federal mediation recommendations as AFL photo-engravers vote on the plan to end the 11 day strike. If approved, morning papers could publish Wednesday. Picket lines disrupted six papers with 5.0 million combined circulation. Herald Tribune and Long Island Star Journal faced partial disruption.
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New York
Denis M. Burke
AFL
William Mapel
Publishers Assn
New York City
Newsmen
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Burke
Walter A. Maggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
CIO American Newspaper Guild
AFL Printing Trades Council
the Times
the News
the Mirror
the Post
the Journal American
the World-Telegram & the Sun
The
Herald Tribune
Long Island Star- Journal
Queens
Harbor Bulk Loader Contract Granted to Metropolitan Stevedore Co
The Harbor Commission awarded Metropolitan Stevedore Co Inc of 211 Marine Ave Wilming ton a preferential right to operate the harbor bulk loader conveyor at Berths 28 and 29 Pier C with a 30 day revocation clause. The permit requires operation and maintenance of the conveyor and provision of labor for bulk loading while reserving the right to permit other firms to use the conveyor when not in use.
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Metropolitan Stevedere Co., Inc
Marine Ave
Wilmington
Harbor Department
Pier C
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Metropolitan Stevedore Co
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Lawrence Welk
Myron Florin & Others
Penney's
Smart Rayon
Penney’s
PINE
Long Beach
Pet
Patri
Orange Ave
Westinghouse
Laundromat
Weatinghouse
BLU
W. Willow
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