Doctor Free on Bail in Mercy Case Stirs NH Justice
A New Hampshire country doctor, Hermann N. Sander, 40, pleaded innocent to a first degree murder indictment linked to a so called mercy death and was released on $25 000 bail while a trial loomed. He must stop practicing medicine until trial and the State Board of Registration in Medicine plans a hearing January 18 to consider license revocation.
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MERCY
Hermann N. Sander
Manchester
N. H
Anchester
New Hampshire
Concord
William L. Phinney
Phinney
Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
John S. Wheeler
Testimony Starts in Stroble Murder Trial
Los Angeles January 5 A jury of six men and two women hears the tape of Fred Stroble a 67 year old baker recounting the torture slaying of Linda Joyce Glucoft Police witnesses describe Stroble s admissions after capture and Dr Frederick Newhbarr will testify on the girl s fatal wounds The jury was completed yesterday
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Los Angeles
Fred Stroble
Baker
Linda Joyce Glucoft
Frederick Newhbarr
Russians Predict A Hazardous Nuclear Setback
London reports Kenneth de Courcy, editor of Intelligence Digest, forecasts a new atomic accident by Russia at midnight GMT Saturday. He says Russians may lead the U S in some aspects of atomic development and ties the coming event to a blasting operation in an irrigation project.
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London
Russia
Greenwich
Kenneth de Courcy
U. S
de Courcy
Truman
Intelligence
United States of America
Frost War Continues as Southern California Braces for Freeze
Growers prepare smudgepots for a third night to battle Jack Frost while Weather Bureau predicts freezing temperatures tonight and tomorrow morning. Temperatures dip to 20 to 22 degrees in central citrus areas with 8 p.m. start for smudge activities.
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California
Jack
Weather Bureau
Frost Warnring
Long Beach
Press‘Telegram
Los Altos
Lakewood
Big Hear
Palmdale
Desert
van Nuys
India
Riverside
Blythe
Santa Barbara
Burbank
Los Angeles
Fountain
Los Angeles County
Harold J. Ryan
Coachella Valley
James E. Pippin
South
Memphis
Arkansas
Tennessee
San Francisco
Eans
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Heir to Egyptian Dancing Girls Faces Export Dilemma
Christopher G. Janus, heir to an estate tied to P. Z. Aristophron, owns Hitler's armored car and a troupe of 12 Egyptian dancing girls. He contends his wife opposes bringing them to America and awaits U S government approval to export. Offers from theaters and film groups swirl as age and ethics collide with a potential world university plan in Athens tied to the heirs.
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Hicago
Hitler
America
Christopher G. Janus
P. Z. Aristophron
Alexandria
Aristophron
Law
Athens
Janus
Ana Frakes
University Foundation
Auttophron
Floods and cold blamed for Midwest deaths and travel disruption
A cold wave sweeping across the west and midwest is blamed for 18 deaths as floods and sleet disrupt travel. Winter storms drive 200 families from homes in Illinois and Indiana. New York and Philadelphia set warm records while subfreezing temps threaten crops and trigger water conservation days.
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Midwest
New York
South
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
New York City
Stephen J. Carney
Mercury
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Memphis
Tenn
Louisiana
L B Woman Wife of Reds' Prisoner Faces Eviction
Mrs. Ruby Smith wife of Chief Electrician William C. Smith held by Chinese Communists faces eviction from 141 W. 5 List St after escrow papers could not be signed by her husband. Leeco Co Inc filed the Superior Court action claiming escrow cannot complete due to lack of signature. Smith’s two children Michael and Patrick are named in the report. Smith has been held since near Tsingtao for 16 months.
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Ruby Smith
William C. Smith
Leeco Co., Inc
Smith
California
Mia Smith
Rolland Truman
Michael
Patrick
Tsingtao
British recognize Communist China as envoy summoned
The British Foreign Office summoned Chinese Nationalist ambassador Dr Cheng Tien hsi to inform him Britain recognizes the Communist regime. The move coincides with Britain withdrawing recognition from Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist government. Dr Cheng and staff were assured asylum in England.
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London
Britain
Cheng Tien-hsi
Chiang Kaishek
China
Peiping
Policy Brings Protest From Republicans
President Truman announced a hands off policy toward Formosa restricting military involvement and limiting aid to economic support. Republican critics called the stance surrender and urged Congress to recall Gen. Douglas MacArthur, warning of weakened Pacific defenses.
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Washington
Truman
Formosa
United States
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Congress
Sen. Ferguson
R.-Mich
Munich
Wherry
R.-Neb
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Japan
Sen
Knowlend
Calif
Senate
Knowland
Far Eastern
State Department
Chiang Kaishek
Acheson Sees Premature China Recognition
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States considers any move to recognize the Chinese Communist government premature for now. He spoke as London indicated Britain might be ready to recognize the Red regime in China.
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Formosa
Japan
Okinawa-Phil-ippines
Sen
Connally
Texas
Rep
Kee
DW. Va
Senate
House
Truman
United States
China
Washington
Acheson
London
Man Endures 18 Months Of Hiccups In Los Angeles
Jack O Leary, 24, marks his 18th month of hiccups after an appendix operation led to peritonitis and diaphragm impact. He has lost weight from 120 to 80 pounds and cannot retain food long. His mother Mrs. Margaret O Leary says the family prays for relief as doctors search for a cure.
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Los Angeles
Jack O'Leary
O'Leary
Margaret O'Leary
Congressional Leaders Rebuff Truman Proposals
In Washington January 5 1949 Congressional leaders rejected several Truman proposals including higher taxes while urging restrained spending amid a budget over 42 billion dollars. Leaders signaled shelving measures on military draft Taft Hartley Brannan farm plan medical insurance and St Lawrence Seaway. The path appeared clear for social security expansion and reduced aid to non communist nations abroad.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Reds Mass Hainan Island Attack Fleet
Communist forces have massed about 3885 ships along Liuchow Peninsula ready for invasion of Hainan Island. Nationalist patrols report 2000 invasion craft likely for troop transport, with others for supplies, as air and naval escorts bomb the fleet daily.
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Hainan Island
South China
Liuchow Peninsula
Canton
Rea
Kwangehawan
Liuchow
Hainan
Hainan Strait
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