Father Chains 13YearOld Boy to Tree Over Movie Trip
Three room Nashville home background with 53yearold Sam Henley jailed on assault and battery charges after chaining son Ronald to a tree with a logging chain for eight hours to stop him from seeing a movie. Ronald, scarred by the incident, told police his father said he would shoot him but chained him to starve. District Attorney will seek mental evaluation via Veterans Administration.
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Ronald Henley
Nashville
Tenn
EH. Drake
J. C. Gann
A.P. Wirephots
Sam Henley
Ronald
A. L Phillips
Henley
J. Carlton -Loser
Veterans Administration
Officer Dismissed After Second Hit and Run Incident
L B Police Officer John C Songer was fired after a hit and run damage near 1016 Cherry Ave following prior June discipline. The 32 year old officer faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and liquor involvement while in uniform.
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Police Department
John C. Sanger
Votyager
Samuel E. Vickers
William H. Dovey
Ocean Blvd
Pine Ave
Songer
Cherry Ave
Otto Paulkrer
James C. ‘Webb
Vetvil Service
Russians Impose Berlin Truck Blockade Across Frontiers
Soviet troops at three western German frontier crossings limited Berlin bound cargo trucks in a new blockade. British officials accuse Moscow of violating the Paris accord while police report fruit and vegetable trucks turned back at Hof Gutenfuerst Coburg Falkenstein and Herrenburg. Only passenger cafe and empty trucks to Berlin were exempted.
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Berlin
Germany
Paris
Hof-Gutenfuerst
Coburg-Falkensteln
Baltic
Herrenburg
Karlshorst
Indudivitier
Beimstedt
Court Affirms Life Sentence for Mindszenty
Budapest July 9. Hungary reports the high court confirms a life term for Cardinal Mindszenty. The political case centers on a stubborn anti Communist church leader, with the court upholding the controversial conviction and arrest.
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Mindszenty
Budapest
Hungary
Hun
Nixon and Case Attack Kaufman After Hiss Trial Hung Jury
Congressmen Nixon and Case criticize Judge Kaufman over the Hiss perjury trial as a hung jury prompts retrial. They urge the House committee to call witnesses barred at the trial and to examine them in executive session. Massing is among witnesses referenced.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
Samuel Stom Kaufman
Twi
Richard M. Nixon
Francis Case
House un-American Activities ‘Committee
Pes
Hiss
Kaufman
Nixon
ASE
Fenry * del
Commins
Auty of
Congress
China Reds Release U S Vice Consul in Shanghai
U S Vice Consul William M Olive was released from jail by Chinese Communists after stating he admitted faults and apologized to police. He met with Consul General John Cabot and said he would obey all laws, while authorities indicated he was beaten but left jail unharmed.
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Shanghai
U. 5
William M. Olive
Red Press
Olive
John Cabot
Cabot Pecan
Cal
Tend & Com
Nine Parsneney
William Lie Cabot
Theobes
Newapa Peepee
China
Unclear headline from fragmented newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event details or identifiable entities. The material references pages and sections without a Lordly anchor, making a concise card infeasible.
Indictments Spark Hood Terror in Alabama
A report details 45 individuals indicted on hood terror charges linked to Alabama incidents. Authorities in Alabama announce charges against a large group amid ongoing investigations and regional security concerns. The article notes related tensions and potential implications for local communities and law enforcement.
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Alabama
Grand Jury Puts Teeth in Its Probe
Birmingham area mob violence probe yields 45 indictments as hooded attackers target residents. Acts include floggings cross burnings and threats. Grand jury urges continued state investigation with records kept by Clayton and Morris jailed for contempt. Fourteen cases under review with four in Walker County. Antimasking law passed June 23 but most incidents occurred earlier.
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Birmingham
Ala
Scliciter
Emmett Perry
William Hugh Morris
Ku Klux
Morris
Robert J. Wheeler
Walker County
Alabama
Hunt Banker's Missing Wife in Chicago
CHICAGO July 9 A Lima Ohio banker George Wood seeks his wife Mrs. Wood missing since she checked out of the Pal met Hotel after four days in Chicago The Lima police and Mrs Wood's husband request a search saying she seemed to have dropped off the earth after leaving the hotel around noon yesterday Authorities had no further details beyond his Lima banking occupation and the vague disappearance context
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Chicago
Mel Retty
Ohio
George Wood
Limes
Palmer House
Heat Wave Breaks as Cooler Air Moves In
Heat and drought ease in the Midwest as a mass of cooler Pacific air advances. The Weather Bureau predicts the warmth will shift into the Great Lakes by tomorrow and Illinois by Saturday night, with New England still suffering seven weeks of dry weather and crop losses mounting to millions. Massachusetts and New Jersey may be declared disaster areas. farmers seek federal loans.
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Midwest
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Great Lakes
Prine Tidentee
Ohio Valley
New England
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New Jerey
Paul A.’ Dever
Boston
Culture Department
Drouth
New York State
Elizabeth
N.J
New York City Fire Department
Overalls Demanded by Seattle Union
Seattle July 9 The Auto Machinists Union intends negotiating its terms today with President and officials of local unions. Dispute concerns wages and working conditions as machinists seek standardized overalls. Industry representatives declined further comment.
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Seattle
Auto Machinists Union
Ind
Eralis
Msn
Baby Rescued From Pit After Neighbor Dug Tunnel Nearby
In AMDEN New Jersey a toddler fell into a narrow foot wide hole in a yard while his father worked on wiring. Volunteers and rescuers dug a tunnel to reach him. the child was brought to West Jersey Hospital in stable condition with oxygen precaution. The incident echoes the famous Kathy Fiscus tragedy in California.
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Amden
N. J
Howard
West Jeracy Hospital
Kathy
California
Lacress
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Richard
Ard
Yank Officer Kills Attacking Soviet Soldier
In Stuttgart Germany on July 9 an American lieutenant shot and killed a Russian soldier during an unprovoked attack on a U S patrol inside the American zone Army authorities filed a strong protest with Soviet officers The incident involved Russian forces crossing into the American zone near Rothenbach and firing on U S patrols The American officer Lt William C Linderose acted as troop commander in the 15th Constabulary Squadron The Russian casualty believed to be 18 or 19 years old occurred after a Soviet soldier ordered the Americans to halt and opened fire from about 30 feet away The Americans retreated while returning fire and left the body inside the American zone The Russians later removed the body overnight The Constabulary labeled the attack routine but noted it was the first fatal Russian shooting in several such incidents Maj Gen Isaac D White said the Russians were at fault and that American soldiers were instructed to defend themselves when necessary
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Stuttgart
Germany
U. S
Hatson
William C. Linderose
Port Huron
Mich
15Th Constabulary
Rothenbach
Coburg
Isaac. D. White
Yenal
Iirat
White
Stevedore Dies in Front of Case in Fist Fight
SAN PEDRO July 9 A fist fight in front of a case at 128 W Fifth St led to the death of one man and the arrest of another on a murder charge. Lino Wilsleboe 47, a waterfront longshoreman, was killed.
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San Pedro
Fifth St
Lino Wilsleboe
Shoreman
W. Orarrel By
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Reds
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N. C
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SQS
Hampton
Bermuda
United States Air Force
Ald
Kindley Air Force Base
Cape Hatteras
J. 3. Lamping
Mendota
Natagorda
Lox Angel
Sal Lake City
Union Station
Joe Coleman
Coleman
Union Pacific
Strea Miner
Los Angeles
Aften
Calif
A.P
Grand Jury
Hunt
Baby
Stevedore
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