Ousting Wicks Seen in New York Senate Showdown
ALBANY N Y Lt Gov Deweys drive to strip acting Lt Gov Arthur H Wicks of Senate leadership was read as certain by experienced politicians as special session opens Dewey supporters claimed a majority to remove Kingston Senator Wicks from majority leader and temporary president roles Wicks said he would fight to the end and battle the plan on the Senate floor
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N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Arthur H. Wicks
Senate
Wicks
Joseph §. Fay
Sing Sing
Dewey
Kingston
Tough Luck for Trio Forces Off-Duty Cop Clash
Three sailors from USS Manchester assaulted a motorist in Ocean Blvd area. An off duty police officer and a defending witness were on the scene. Two uniformed officers arrived and arrested the trio for disorderly conduct.
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Locust Ave
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Syere
Robert J. Nidd
Cecil Gordon Gaither
Robert Isadore Fernandes
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Manchester
Robert C. Johnson
James C. Naylor
No Retrial for Hallinan
Federal Judge Edward P. Murphy denied Vincent Hallinan a new trial on his income tax evasion conviction. Sentencing is set for December 8. Hallinan’s attorney James C. Pursell plans an appeal to the Ninth Circuit after sentencing and may seek a quick civil settlement with the government.
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San Francisco
Edward P. Murphy
Vincent Hallonan
Murphy
Hallinan
James C. Pursell
U. S. Ninth Court of Appeals
Purcell
Former PW Dickenson Leaves Reds for Home Flight
Edward Dickenson a former prisoner of war from Big Stone Gap Virginia is returning to the U S aboard a Military Air Transport Service evacuation flight from Hickam Field Hawaii. He is the only one of 23 pro Red PWs to renounce Communism and plans to reenlist in the Army. He questions the future of remaining prisoners and hopes for explanations from Americans.
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Edward Dickenson
Big Stone Gap
Honolulu
Hickam Field
Military Air Transport Service
Dickenson
Hawaii
Indiana U Frats Ban Paddling After Pledge Hospitalized
The Indiana University Interfraternity Council voted to ban paddling in fraternities after a pledge, Tom Lukens of Evansville, was sent to a hospital following an initiation incident weeks earlier. The action aims to curb hazing practices and improve student safety on Bloomington campus.
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Indiana U. Frats Bank
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Interfraternity Council
Tom Lukens
Evansville
Son 28 Kills Dad and Self Over Curfew in Chicago
In Chicago a 74 year old father Steven Kosik is shot and killed by his son Louis Kosik 28 who then shoots himself seven hours later Police say the son withdrew 5200 from a bank after the killings and left a 28 page will naming his two sisters The note on the bed cites a quarrel over curfew after 9 pm and the son's night job
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Chicago
Louis ‘Kosik
Steven
Kosik
Ray Smith
Louis
Smith
Dinner to Benefit Missionary Activity at Salvation Army
A ram turkey dinner served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday by the Salvation Army Home League at 329 Locust Ave funds a missionary project. The league also hosts its annual bazaar of gift items and handiwork beginning at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Salvation Army Home League
Locust Ave
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