Man 42 Accused of Four Marriages in Kentucky Man Wins Hearts
Four marriages claimed by Earl Conners of Sorger Ky unfold in Wayne County court. Fatima Hansen, age 14, testifies she loves him and will wait until 16 to wed. Prosecutors say Conners married Fatima on her 14th birthday and faces alimony and enticement charges. Police seek divorce decrees for third wife Anna Lee Calhoun and deat hs certificates for first wife Edith McKilm. Fatima's father shouts revenge as court proceedings continue.
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Earl Conners
Okerriages
Pease
Wayne County
Fatima
Earle
Et Conners
Fatima Hansen
Liberty, Ky
Conners
Sorerger
Det
James Shanahan
Pres
Shanahan
Anna Lee Calhoun
Edith McKllm
Flora
Komar Hussan
Hussan
Hormones Used to Fatten Roosters
Detroit dispatch notes a dubious practice of using hormones on young roosters to increase fattening before sale. The report mentions veterinarians and a treatment timeline, with warnings about effects wearing off if the procedure is repeated or delayed.
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Detroit
F. C. Turker
Claypool
American Vet Medical Association
Aick
Intruders Span Weber Home Avoid Theft in TV Fascination
Elizabeth July 12 burglars toured the Weber residence but did not steal valuables as they lingered around the television set. Police said the floor showed cigar and cigarette stubs whisky bottles and sardine cans while the house was thoroughly ransacked.
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Elizabeth
N.J
William E. Weber
Thoreu
Bull Interferes as Fire Destroys Mazarinka Barn
Fire roared through the Mazarinka barn at dawn, trapping animals and drawing off-duty local crews. Residents recall a bull resisting firemen using pitchforks, eventually being penned after the flames were fought to containment.
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Mazarinka
Parang
Senate Fight Over ERP Funds Cuts EU Aid in Senate Action
Washington July 12 AP a Senate clash over foreign aid cuts and ERP policy. The appropriations committee slashed European recovery spending by about 750 million dollars and approved a 37.5 million monthly cut in ECA current-year outlays with a total near 74 million. The panel also trimmed Greece Turkey aid to 45 million from 50 million and left loan authority via the Export Import Bank. The bill must pass the Senate and go to conference to reconcile with the House.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Truman
McKellar
L. A
Hoffman
Spain
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
House
Germany
Austria
Nan
Ryukyu Islands
ECA
Lonely Heart Club Killing Told to Court
New York July 12 Raymond Fernandez 34 admitted to shooting and killing Delphine Downing 24 on Feb 26 in Byron Center. Defense interposed as questions moved toward first degree murder charges in the bludgeon strangulation case involving Janet Fay of Albany and Martha Beck.
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New York
Raymond Fernandez
Lonely Hearts
Delphine Downing
Byron Center
Widthiat Ie
Defendance Jefen
Edward Rigon Jr
Delphine
Martha
Beck
Janet. Fay
Albany
N.Y
Oakley Stream
Tober
Solons Promise Tax Cuts and Loss Cushions
Washington July 12 AP reports Congress and President Truman only partially can enact excise tax cuts before Labor Day as relief from wartime levies. Republican Rep. Joe Martin backs long term growth to 300 billion dollars, while reformers push repeal of freight taxes to lower retail costs and cushion anticipated losses for business.
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Washgton
Congress
Truman
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Doughton
D.-N. CG
House
Union Head Says Pay Raises Impossible in Crisis
Arthur Deakin, general secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union, told members at the biennial conference that wage increases are unlikely as Britain faces an economic crisis. In London, reports say Britain plans a list of Commonwealth actions to save dollars, with staff Cripps seeking approval from finance ministers to enforce a three month embargo on nonessential goods from dollar areas.
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Scarborough
England
Britain
Tay Coset
Arthur Deakin
Transport and General Workers Union
Frank
London
Commonwealth
Stafford Cripps
Ecoantile
Eulish Dominions
Australia
Indie
Ana
British Empire
Gov Jester's Body Lies in State Today in Texas
The text reports Gov Jester's body lies in state today in Texas. After a funeral service this afternoon, the body will be flown for burial tomorrow. The fragment references a state ceremony and imminent burial details.
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Gov. Jester
Reds in Japan Beaten by Ballot in Public Security Effort
In Tokyo a Communist led bid to block new public security regulations by prefectural assemblies failed, as the assembly adjourned without action. The mob, said to include youths and banners from the Young Communist League and Korean youth groups, pressured lawmakers amid a heated session.
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Tokyo
W. I.s
Young Communist League
Korean Youth Action Committee
Matson Relief Ships Cut by Hawaii Union
Honolulu reports a strike by Hawaii dock workers halting relief cargo handling for Matson Navigation Co. The union vows to end continued loading of Matson freighters and urges no cargo movement unless relief ships under union terms or court orders are used. Officials claim Matson is blocking talks, while the company denies strike-breaking allegations.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Matson Navigation Co
San Francisco
Matson
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Jack Hall
C. I
LL. W. Us
Randolph Sevier Feald
People 'O Wall
G O P Chiefs Argue Ousting of Scott
GOP leaders clash over removing Scott as chairmanship debate intensifies within the party. Critics push for his exit while supporters defend his leadership amid internal maneuvering and public scrutiny.
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G.O.P
Scott
Jobless Statistics Signal Return to Buyers' Market
New York July 12 AP unemployment figures show a return toward normalcy with an average unemployment rate hovering near historical norms. About 3,778,000 people are jobless today, and while the economy could reach full employment in coming years, an average unemployment of 3,000,000 to 3,500,000 is expected. The Twentieth Century Fund study notes half the labor force seeks work at any time under normal conditions. President Truman says unemployment is not at emergency levels yet in the nation but requires local action to prevent spread in hard-hit areas.
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Twentieth “Century Fund
Een Foundation
Truman
Beeris Rade
Soldier Guarding Wreck Accused of Killing Woman
EAST NASSAU July 12 A military police corporal was held on a second degree manslaughter charge after the fatal shooting of 25 year old Marie Anna Noveen of Brainard near a wrecked jet plane he guarded. The victim walked with her fiancé Walter Marlow 18 when the crash scene occurred last night. The corporal, Dallas Hilliard Thompson 24, from Empire said his revolver discharged as he ran toward the woods after hearing voices. She died at Mason Schwartz East Nassau office shortly after being brought there by Martin and Corporal Thorpe rson. She was shot in the neck. Thompson attached to the 2600th Air Fleet Squadron at Wentover Field Massachusetts was assigned with two others to patrol the area where the F-84 fighter crashed Saturday night. The craft carried five .50 caliber ammunition dangerous to the public, authorities said, none of the trio had soldiers as they entered the area.
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East Nassau
Mation Anna
Noveen
Brainard
Walter Marlow
Dallas Hilliard
Thompson
Martin
Thorperson
Air” Fleet
Wentover Field
Mass
Sai Hey Ware
Dow Field
Bangor
Maine
American GI kills Nippon girl then himself in Japan
An American soldier Pte William B. Dennison of Fresno California fatally stabbed Yoshiko Suruhashi of Nagoya City and then killed himself in July in Gifu Prefecture Japan. Authorities noted a note by Dennison expressing torment over the relationship and love for the girl.
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Gifu
Japan
Invatore
Wiliam B. Dennison
Fresno
Calif
Yoshiko Suruhash
Nagoya
Dennison
Enor
Jail wedding claim shocks San Diego clerk and inmate
A San Diego prisoner named James Burns allegedly married in jail after escaping capture years ago. The ceremony was performed by a Reverend in Los Angeles after the man’s county custody.
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San. Diego
James ‘Edéward ‘Burns
Orea Aler
Falls
Alen
Los Angeles
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