Spectators searched for guns at Fuller murder trial
In Birmingham a court ordered spectators searched for firearms as Albert Fuller’s murder trial entered its third week. Judge J Russell McElroy cited rising tension among spectators while the defense sought to counter testimony from a key witness regarding the killing of A L Patterson. The case centers on possible ties to racketeering in Phenix City and Fuller’s alleged plan to shield gambling dens.
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Farouk Allows Ex-Wife Visit With Their Son
Ex-King Farouk let his divorced wife Narriman see their son Prince Fuad today for the first time since she left in 1953. They spent nearly two hours at a Swiss chalet where the boy, now 3, has been staying. Narriman gave toys. the child did not recognize her at first but later called her maman in French. They spoke a little in Arabic before she declined to comment.
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Plane crash in Lancaster kills two men
A two men died when a small plane crashed near Lancaster School on Monday. The victims were Jerold D. Rab 25 of Shasta California and William Melvin Lewelling 33 of Lancaster. Sheriff officials reported the crash occurred on Antelope Valley.
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William Melvin Lewelling
Antelope Valley
Down's Pills Offer Kidney Relief Amid Sleepless Nights
Nagging backache and fatigue signal reduced kidney function caused by common factors like strain and cold exposure. Thy Dr. Doon’s Pills claim to ease discomfort, improve night rest, and flush wastes from kidney tubules, urging readers to try the new economy size for savings.
Seven Million in America Said Victims of Allergies
Los Angeles reports at least seven million Americans now require medical care for allergies. Dr. John M. Sheldon, president of the American Academy of Allergy, cites a surge due to new substances including drugs. He notes three in every hundred are allergic to penicillin and warns other antibiotics and drugs may raise reactions as added to daily environments. Emotions may trigger allergies, but the body’s inherited tendencies must exist for symptoms to intensify.
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American Academy of Allergy
John M. Sheldon
Interal Medicine
University of Michigan
Sheldon
Hearings on State Tax Reduction Bill Set in Sacramento
Sacramento hearings begin Thursday on Assemblyman Frank Lucker's bill to liberalize state income tax deductions from 400 to 600 for dependents. He forecasts strong opposition from the Knight administration but argues the measure is fair and could reduce state revenues by about 3.2 million dollars per year. The Revenue and Taxation Committee will also review a second Luck er bill to exempt from property tax organizations using profits for religious, hospital, scientific or charitable purposes.
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Frank Luck
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Knight
Lucker
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Fraud Prosecutions Faced by Red Groups
New York prosecutors plan fraud prosecutions against groups accused of diverting funds from public charity and civil rights causes. District Attorney Frank Hogan said the three day public hearing by the Joint Legislative Committee on Charitable and Philanthropic Organizations will yield transcripts and financial data on the Civil Rights Congress and related committees and organizations.
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Australian Ex-Soldier Set for Deportation in Japan
Frank L. Weaver, a former Australian soldier, boarded the Osaka Maru in Kobe to be deported from Japan for the ninth time. He reportedly slipped into Japan seeking marriage with multiple women, while an immigration spokesman said his visits were to see many girl friends.
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Kobe
Frank L. Weaver
Osaka
Sydney
Hearing on Judgeship Fire Injures Soldier Name Withheld
A judiciary subcommittee chaired by Senator Daniel leads a public hearing on the nomination of Gilbert H. Jerberg to be a federal judge in the Southern District of California. A fire damaged four buildings during the session, injuring an American soldier whose name was withheld.
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