Roosevelts Duel Over Trust Fund Exposure in Court
The Roosevelt case centers on a $1200 withdrawal tied to Miss Irene Owens a secretary in Roosevelts Los Angeles office and the use of a trust fund supposedly for Roosevelts own expenses. Mrs Roosevelt alleges hidden assets while Roosevelt contests the claim of a $2,000,000 total worth and seeks limited support.
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Flrawal
Sinan
Roosevelt
Arthur Schifferman
Sloan
Gladys Owens
Los Angeles
Miss Owens
Schifferman
Sehfferman
Br. Roosevelt
Irene Owens
Balding
Saint Laurent Wages End of Rome Visit Then Heads for Bahrain
Louis St Laurent announced the end of a three day official visit in Rome and departed by Canadian Air Force plane for Bahrain a British protected island in the Persian Gulf. The Canadian prime minister emphasized ongoing ties and regional interests during the departure.
Koreans Threaten to Hold Indian Troops in Korea
A blunt note from Gen Wen to Thimayya states Korea will not permit its citizens to be taken abroad without guarantees for safety and welfare. The Indian force faces withdrawal until assurances are formally provided. Earlier, India said it would return to UN command on Thursday.
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Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
Elghth
Thimayya
Wen
Republic of Korce
Tively
U. N. Command
Red China
North Korea
Six Michigan Communists Convicted by Federal Jury
Detroit report: six defendants admitted Communist ties were found guilty of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the U.S. government. A federal jury of seven women and five men deliberated seven hours before Judge Frank A. Picard. Sentences for five men and one woman could reach five years. five men jailed after bond cancellation, with Mrs Helen Allison Winter’s $5000 bond continued. Winter attended all sessions, some in a wheelchair. her husband Carl Winter is serving a five-year term.
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Detroit
Michigan
Foo Cay
United States
Frank A. Picard
Helen Allison Winter
Austria Rejects Russ Peace Treaty Plans
The article reports on postwar talks where Austria rejects Soviet terms for a peace treaty. Molotov proposes leaving foreign troops until German unification. Western ministers may push immediate steps to ease life in divided Germany by reopening borders and reducing frontier barriers. Talks aim to restore interzonal transport, end the death zone, and restore telephone and streetcar links between East and West Berlin.
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Molotov
Russia
Germany
United States
Britain
France
East
West Berlin
East Germany
Arthritis relief claim promotes 2-T rub for pain
An advertisement touts 2-T as a quick, safe remedy to open congested blood supply at pain points for arthritis. It warns internal remedies may harm kidneys and heart, and promises relief within minutes by topical application.
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Zi-T
Air Line Age Rule Sparks Mediation Over Hostesses
American Airlines pushes 32 year age limit for stewardesses provoking a mediation clash with the Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Assn International. The union cites bias and fears nationwide spread while the company notes high turnover and a young average age of 24.6 with 18 years of service.
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New York
American Airlines
Steewardesses
American
Ine
Plymouth Inn proprietor seeks cribbage champion title
Arthur L. Carpenter, owner of the Plymouth Inn in Plymouth N H, has played cribbage almost every night for 40 years and in the last four years has produced four perfect 29 hands, prompting talk of a local cribbage champion.
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N, H
Arthur L. Carpenter
Plymouth Inn
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