Rupp Jury Argues on Prison or Death
In Santa Ana a jury deadlocked on first degree murder with death penalty versus life imprisonment for William Francis Rupp. The eight women and four men sought judge clarifications on penalties while deliberations continued after earlier shifts.
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Rupp
Santa Ana
William Francis
Billy) Rupp
Kenneth E. Morrison
Tnstr
James P. Dela Ine
James L. Davis
N. B. Meyer
Yorba Lindau
Newfoundland Gale Threatens North Atlantic Shipping
A full Newfoundland gale with hurricane force gusts roared across the island today. Winds reached 60 miles per hour with gusts up to 70, menacing ships in the North Atlantic and described by weathermen as the season’s fiercest storm.
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Halipaxx
N. Sur
Forte
Newfoundlana
North Atlantic
John’s
Singer Says Red Agents Lured Her
A Milwaukee born singer and accordionist told reporters on the He de France that in Cairo and Paris within the last two years Russian agents approached her to work for them. She spoke fluent Russian and said Uncle Joe's friends urged her to listen and keep her eyes and ears open for money.
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New York
Cairo
Paris
Joe
Flares Spur Hopes for 11 in Air Crash
In Shelton Washington a four engine Navy plane with 11 men aboard crashed on the Olympic Peninsula hillside. Night rain and fog hindered search efforts as authorities and loggers manned land and air patrols aided by flares and spotlights. A couple reported seeing two white flares hours after the crash, but officials cautioned the sighting did not confirm survivors.
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Shelton
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
Amily
Sandpoint Naval Air Station
Seattle
Don Ragan
Dick ‘Valley
Mason County
Thhey
Ragan
Skokomish Valley
Typhoon at 115 mph heads for Formosa after battering Batanes
A 115 mph typhoon struck the Batanes islands off northern Philippines and then moved toward the China Sea and southern Formosa. No lives or property were reported damaged. Manila’s weather bureau said the storm, 30 miles west of Basco, would continue northwest at nine mph.
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Manila
Batanes Island
Philippines
China Sea
Formosa
Batanes
Manila Weather Bureau
Basco Port
Vermosa
Allies Cautious of Claim Send in Investigators
AP reports heavy fighting on Pinpoint Hill as Chinese forces assault Sunner Ridge. South Korean survivors describe breathing difficulties after shells explode, with gas shell charges denied by both sides. A US chemical officer questions gas use, suggesting possible picric acid from old powder.
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Pinpoint Hill
U. S
Harrison A. Markham
Ninth Corps
Korea
al Pecetteat
Sunner Ridge
John
Lie's Adviser Plunges From Apartment in New York
Abraham H. Feller, head of the United Nations legal department and adviser to Lie, the UN secretary general, fell from his 12th-floor Central Park area apartment. He had been questioned by McCarran committee lawyers over possible subversion among UN staff and had offered to resign. Feller, 47, a longtime NY native and friend of Alger Hiss, had been under medical care for a nervous disorder and did not report to work recently.
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New York
Abraham H. Feller
United Nations Legal Department
U. S
McCarran Committee
Central Park
Truvge Lie
U. N
Feller
Roy Cohn
U. S&s
Robert Morris
Internal Security Committee
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
United Nations
New Yorker
Dare Cohn
McCarran
Lie
Joao Neves da Fontaure
U.S
Dean Acheson
Andrew Cordier
Acheson
Fine funeral for old John a pauper rich in friends
Old John Johnson a retired Norwegian seaman died Sunday in City Hospital as a pauper. He left a bare room behind a confectionery and never turned anyone down. Mrs. Dulaney and sister Mrs. Dutton clashed in court over a proper funeral and expenses, with Johnson remembered for generosity as magistrate Rifman ordered the body released to the kin who planned the burial.
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Baltimore
John Johnson
City Hospital
Helen Dulaney
Glen Burnie
Mrs. Dulaney
Berserk Filipino Hacked 12 to Death
In Manila a crazed Filipino hacked to death 12 persons before he was killed. Four others were severely wounded in the attack.
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Manila
Electrical Waves Save Failing Hearts Plug-In Method Revealed
New England Journal of Medicine discloses a thyraton stimulator plugged into a standard outlet to deliver direct current impulses via chest needles. Dr. Paul M. Doll, Harvard Medical School, reports at least two lives saved, with one heart pumping independently after eight days though dependence on stimulation varied.
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Cambridge
Mass
New England Journal of Medicine
Journal of Medicine
Paul M. Doll
Harvard Medical School
Cardiac Clinic
Beth Israel Hospital
News blackout eyed for Ike Korea trip
The Eighth Army warned of a possible news blackout during Dwight Eisenhower’s Korea visit. Preparations plan for 300 reporters and photographers, with tight secrecy on arrival and limited access during stops as planes carry a large press contingent.
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Ike
Korea
Seoqul
Eighth Army
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Rosengren
Hus
al Grandstand
Grandstand
Rosenfren
Padler
Contempt Charge Beaten in Court
Julius Fink known as Blinky Fink a Baltimore gambling figure was acquitted on a contempt charge at Congress hearing. The judge granted acquittal after arguments and the government dropped contempt charges against three Reading men Abraham Minker Isadore Minker and Alex Fudeman all relatives who refused to answer Senate crime committee questions citing possible self incrimination.
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Washington
Julius
Blinky) Fink
Baltimore
Reading
U. S
James Rh
Kirkland
Fink
U.S
William Hitz
Abraham and
Isadore Minker
Alex’ Fudeman
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Weather forecast for Cridle tonight and Friday
Cridle expected to be cloudy tonight and Friday morning with little temperature change. Low and high temperatures remain steady as a new front approaches, with periods of overcast skies and light northerly winds.
Actress Morley Refuses to State if She Was Red
Washington actress Karen Morley declined to say if she currently or previously belonged to the Communist party when summoned before the House committee on un American activities. She invoked the Fifth Amendment on questions about party membership and activities with alleged Communist fronts. Morley said she has faced blacklisting in movies and media and supported Vincent Hallinan and other third party candidates during the recent election. She was born in Ottumwa Iowa and moved to California in 1924.
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Washington —Pl
Karen Morley
Communist Party
House
Vincent Hallinan
Progressive Party
Third Party
Ottumwa
Iowa
California
Morley
Where to Find It Beach Combing Daily Paper
The notice lists where to locate various sections in the newspaper. It includes Page coordinates for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Ads Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and Television Shipping Table Sports Panel Theaters and Winds Tides Temperatures and Women’s Activities with multiple page references.
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Southland
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