Florida Chief Takes Bride in Westwood Nuptials
Governor Fuller Warren of Florida married Ing. Barbera Jeanne Manning in a candlelit ceremony at Westwood Community Church. About 200 guests attended as the couple pledged vows, with Rev. A. H. Soldan officiating. They left for Southern California and planned a later return to Tallahassee.
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Fuller Warren
Florida
Barbera Jeanne Manning
Los Angeles
Alton Brody
Angeles
California
Ing. Barbera
Jeanne Manning
Weatwood Community Church
A. Dh Soldan
Warren
Ft. Walton
Fla
Pensacola
Deak
Tallahassee
Hevarly Wesson
Alma ‘Warren
Ward Plunkett
Barbara
Harold Pierce
Lou Wolfson
Jacksonville
Robert Beckensdorf
Mrs. Warrent
Beverly Win
Alton A. Brody
Manning
Brody
Miss Manning
Robert Manning
Plunkett
Jilted Lover Kills Woman and Escort Then Takes Own Life
A Myear-old bachelor identified as George Hammonds killed Mrs. Florence Zumwalt and Henry F. Grober and wounded William David Mord amid a “one sided love affair” in Awe Point Missouri. Hammonds shot the men, then drove to a farm and killed himself after leaving a confession note and ingesting poison.
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Awe Point
George Hammonds
Mra
Florence Zumwalt
Here
Henry F. Grober
High Hill
Williams David Mord
Hawk Point
Porter
Hammonds
Man on Operating Table Marries Man on Operating Table
Ashland, Pa June 27 A year-old Girrardville man married Mary Harkaway 23 of Mahanoy Plane yesterday while on the operating table at Ashland State Hospital. Police said Arthur Engle was wounded in a Saturday fight. hospital officials lent the operating room for the ceremony.
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Ashland
Girrardville
Ashland State Hospital
Arthur Engle
Mary Harkaway
Mahanoy
Engle
Red Cross Opens National Meet in Atlantic City
The American National Red Cross opens its four day convention in Atlantic City New Jersey today with about 5000 delegates expected. Junior Red Cross members attend as speakers are lined up and may be topped by President Truman.
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Atlantic
City
N. J
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Truman
Miners to face three day week plan amid coal talks
Pittsburgh June 27 AP A large bloc of northern and western coal operators debated John L Lewis share the work plan to avert a strike. If endorsed the plan would keep miners at work on a three day week during contract talks, potentially stretching stockpiles and shaping a nationwide decision by tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White Jurga
W. Va
Lewis
Lewin
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Love
Belgians Oppose Referendum on Leopold's Return
Belgian election returns show no referendum on King Leopold's return as Social Christian votes total 1,523,321 and the cabinet resigns after the results. Liberals gain, Communists lose one quarter of their 1946 support, and a coalition government faces a political setback.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Social Christian Party
Liberal Party
Paul-Henri Spaak
England
Mie
Youth Crosses Continent by Bicycle from New Jersey to California
Princeaton University senior George F French II, age 13, pedaled from Asbury Park, New Jersey to Santa Monica, California in 23 days 20 hours 48 minutes. He aims for an official cross country bicycle record, competing with last year's 24 days 12 hours 15 minutes by Jerry Portnoy. French, supported by his stepfather and mother Mrs Albert L Casey, celebrated by riding into the Pacific.
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Santa Monica
George F. French
Jerry Portnoy
New Jersey
French
Pacific
Albert L. Casey
Pasadena
U. S
George F. Franchis
Princeton
Pacific Ocean
Asbury Park
N. J
Associated Press
Congress Set for Probe of Night Riders
A U S congressional inquiry into Alabama night rider violence will open this week despite southern protests. Rep. Byrne says the probe proceeds with new witnesses Paula Tewick editor Union News Jasper and reporters Stallworth Birmingham Post Lake Birmingham News. The Alabama legislature urged Congress to stay out while the DOJ began its own investigation in Alabama.
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Washington
Alabama
Byrne
House Judiciary
Paula Tewiek
Union News
Jasper
Ala
Trawick
Stnce
Jon
Clarke Stallworth
Birmingham Post
Clarence Lake
Birmingham News
Congress
House
Senate
Battle D.-Alash
Britain Endures Dreuth and Heat Wave Day
London records 91 degree heat with no rain since June. Stenographers sunbathe on roof tops during lunch. In Britain’s high court lawyers were allowed to remove their wigs.
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London
Britain
House of Jords
Acquittal Motion Denied in Coplon Spy Trial
Testimony closed in Judith Coplon espionage case as Judge Reeves rejected defense bid for directed verdict. Prosecutors and defense to present final arguments with jury to be instructed on law before delivery of verdict.
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Coplon
Reeves
Attorneya
Palmer
FBI
Miss Coplon
Valentine A. Gbukchev
Ailys Coplon
Gubitchev
John M. Kelley Jr
Raymond P. Wearty
William E. Foley
Nathan Leavin
Harold F. Kofisky
Justice Department
Foley
John L. Chambliss
Geophysical Research Corp
Arlington, Va
Arthur Shimkin
East Orange
N. J
New York
Simon & Schuster
Chambliss
Amtorg
Misa Copien
Mies Copien
Amtorz
Se Instruments
New Mexico
Shimkin
Miss Coplion
Wold
Canada Votes Split Over Liberal Fate in National Election
June 27 Toronto dispatch reports ballot counting from Yukon to Newfoundland as Canadians decide whether to keep Louis St Laurent's Liberal government or shift to George Drew's Progressive Conservative regime. Quebec's 73 of 262 seats loom large with Dupuis and Houde backing Drew. Drew campaigned hard in Quebec while St Laurent, 67, faced him amid doubts of regional support. Ontario voters weigh past wartime service and party legacies as results roll in late tonight.
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Toronto
Yukon
Newfoundland
Louis St Laurent
Liberal Party
George Drew
House of Commons
St. Laurent
Quebec
St Laurent
Drew
Maurice Dupresais
Camilien Houde
Canada
Montreal
Duplessis
Houde
Ontario
Duplessia
United States
I Health
Secrecy Labeled Brake on Progress by Atomic Expert
WHITE OAK MD June 27 A top government scientist asserts secrecy blocks progress in science and security. Dr Karlie Compton chairing national R D board says true security comes from staying ahead of unfriendly competitors. He cites Lilienthal to warn against secrecy as a brake to innovation.
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White Oak
Mad
Karlie Compton
Compton
Ref
Naval Ordtinance Laboratory
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic* Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Atomic Agency
Sen. Hickenlooper
Hickenloopers
Congress
Armed Forces
Acents
Pable
Girl Held in Taking of Radio Stars Car
A 17-year-old girl was detained after borrowing Radio Stars Ozzie and Harriet Nelson’s convertible in Hollywood. Police say she planned escape after being confronted by a wife during a rendezvous with a married man. She fled in a car, then was arrested while packing the stolen vehicle.
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Hollywood
Ozzie Harriet Nelson
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