Spy Chief’s Trial Reveals Davis Flight and Red Zone Ties
In a Davis trailer in Gardena on December 23, 1933, Mrs. Gangi described a tense scene with a nervous Davis after a reported liquor store clerk murder linked to a man named Bill. Testimony traces Davis’s movements to Redwood City and a pursued memory of a warning about harming his family as investigators tie Davis to a broader Communist propaganda milieu and East German intrigue involving a figure named John.
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Bill
Bal
Davis
Morse
Turncoat Witness Tests Against Davis In California Case
The Witness says American aircraft were faked and Davis planned to return to the United States. Testimony describes Davis warning a woman and his son not to reveal what he knew, and details about Davis and Morse suspected in a slaying. The case connects turncoats, prison life, and postwar intrigue involving China and Lufthansa.
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Davis
Redwood City
Tenneson
China
United States
Down South
Rory
Pluin
Leland ©. Zeman
Morse
Fred Miller
Amer Sjican
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Otho’ G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
Olympia
Wash
Lewis W
Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
U.S. Defense Department
Army
Oregon Woman Wins Pillsbury Cooking Prize
Mrs Henry Jorgensen of Portland Oregon won the $25 000 Pillsbury prize in the seventh annual bakeoff at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel The winner credited her mother with the Apple Dimples recipe and competed against 99 other women for the top award Mrs Nicholas Luciu Otter Lake Michigan took third prize with her Easy Prings recipe.
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New York
Upi
Henry Bonnes
Jorgensen
Portland
Ore
Nicholas Luciu
Otter Day
Cook Lake
Mich
Iny
Pillsbury
Pillsbury Concern
Court OKs Flying First Class Mail in War Era Plot
Court rules post office may ship ordinary first class mail by air for international routes, amid wartime secrecy. The piece traces a complex espionage saga involving John, Hans, and Otto, including defections to East Germany and CIA proximity, with mentions of Allied intelligence and German authorities.
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Hitler
John
Washington
Hans
Thoss
Circuit Court of Appeals
Otto
Post Office
Lufthansa
Spain
Batnotiuanen
London
Mnemar Qi
Pillsbury
Contests
England
Tohn
Air Srimes
Eric von Manstein
Tolgram
Bonn
Claude E. Huchés
Oil Authority
Eisenhower Defers Defense Budget Debate After Heart News
White House says President Eisenhower flew to Gettysburg for rest after heart attack. Delegations at briefing indicate no new foreign policy moves. In Las Vegas a body of Garland Kilgore, missing boat case, is found. two others remain missing amid Lake Mead search. In San Francisco police target a robber expected to snatch $2.7 billion in funds, but no precise spending total given for year starting July 1.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
White House
Lake Mead
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
United States
Russia
Lexchange
Garland Kilgore
United
Porn
American Trust
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Mermoirs
Feaster
Leipzig
Walter Ubricht
Jess
Otto Grotewohl
West Berlin
Reds
Potsdamer Tageszeitung
Potsdam
East Berlin
Soviet Zone
Vohn
Jiquoc
Long Beach Blvd
Nerous
Billy
Young Davis
Bakersfield
Oregon
Pillsbury Cooking
Court Oks
Konrad Adesauer
West Coast
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
U. S
Carl Weichmann
West Germany
Tana Roms
Iee
Los Altos
Walker's Holiday Watch Sale
Lew
Tynes
Walkers
Safarg Peeetarency
Altos Creo Ie Orice
Esquire Boot Polish
Esquire
Escuira
Faetay Gees
Theza
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