Newt Tito to Free Archbishop Stepinac
New York Times dispatch from Rome reports Premier Marshal Tito will free Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac. Stepinac, imprisoned at Lepoglava for five years of a 16 year term, may be released to live as a private clergyman in Krasic with civil rights restored but barred from political activity.
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Bowers Retires From Sears Job
Graduation exercises were held in Town Hall Tuesday night for Hal Bowers as he retires from the Long Beach Sears, Roebuck & Co. He received a caricature, a leatherbound photo book, a store staff autographed letter, and a large staff freezer, with District Manager Ken Baron praising his 23 years of service. Bowers advanced from extra salesman to division head in electrical hardware and hard lines merchandise manager. He belongs to local fraternal groups including the Long Beach Consistory, Al Malaikah Shrine, and is a 32nd Degree Mason. Mrs. Bowers is active in the Woman's City Club. George Hopkins, formerly division head in hardware, will succeed him. Hopkins, father of two, has lived on Flint Ave. for 12 years.
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Ken Baron
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Radio-Phone Service to Guam Inaugurated
Washington reports the launch of commercial radio telephone service between the U.S. mainland and Guam in the Pacific. The inauguration marks a milestone in long distance communications with the island territory.
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Alienists Debating Cook Sanity In Seattle Murder Case
Three California hospital superintendents testified Cook’s behavior matched an atypical personality but they deem him sane under California law for the murder of Robert H. Dewey. Dissenters included Dr. Backer and Dr. Galbraith who called Cook among the most insane they’ve met. Dr. Hacker cautioned he disrupts thought, lacks remorse, and knows right from wrong but cannot plan escapes. He faces possible death if found sane. otherwise returned to Alcatraz to finish a 300 year term for kidnapping and killing the Masser family.
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Pearl Harbor December 7 rites marked on tenth anniversary
At Pearl Harbor a national memorial service is planned at Punchbowl with schools and churches holding services. Oscar L. Chapman will deliver an address. A few service men will place wreaths on the remains of the sunken battleships Arizona and Utah as in past years, with a Navy chaplain leading prayers.
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