Jurist Who Helped Singer Inheritance Ties to Judge
Probate records reveal Municipal Judge Mary Grossman is bequeathed over 25000 dollars for aiding German contralto Estella Heilborn in 1923 25. Heilborn later died at 70 with an estate around 33055 dollars. Heilborn trained Christina Carroll and John Diener, linking Grossman to the bequest.
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Gueverand
Mary Grossman
Estella Price
Hebborn
Germany
Europe
Grossman
Christina Carroll
Metropolitan Opera Company
Miss Carroll
John Diener
Burglary Detects Thief Escapes With War Bonds
Police Captain John Heinlein chased a burglar who broke into a neighbor’s house and fled across the street with a fishing tackle box full of war bonds and papers. The thief dropped the box nearby as Heinlein noted the storm window damaged in the break in.
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Warren
Ohio
John Heinlein
Heinlein
Five-cent rides end in Dayton nickel era ends
Dayton Ohio November 30. A final era ends as the city retires the last five cent rides. The move signals a broader shift away from nickel fares in local transportation.
Europe Pushes Broad Treaty for North Atlantic Pact
Paris reports say western European union allies seek a political social and cultural framework for the defense pact. Ambassadors in Washington await State Department calls to begin a semifinal phase aimed to finish by December with a full draft. Canada may participate and talks may expand to include Ireland Norway Denmark Italy and Portugal.
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Paris
Luxembourg
Washington
U.S. State Department
London
Ike Eire
Norway
Denene Teeland
Italy
Portugal
Germans Deny Russ Demand for Prince
German officials in the American zone refused a Russian extradition demand for Prince August Wilhelm Kaiser's son. The Potsdam Supreme Court order was rejected by the Wuerttemberg Baden Ministry of Justice.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Prince August _Wilhelm
Kaiser
Potsdam
Dog gives life to save pups on Long Island farm
EW Hyde Park N Y Nov 30 A wild dog shot while stealing chickens and turkeys from a Long Island farm proved to be a good mother to the end Fred Schumacher Jr who shot the big dog as she trotted off with a 15 pound turkey in her mouth has taken over rearing her 2 weeks old litter of six puppies He believed the mother dog feasted on six of his chickens and four turkeys recently to feed her young After he hit the mother the dog changed direction the next day he found her wounded and put her out of her misery Under a tree stump he found the puppies three males and three females hungry but healthy bones and feathers lay nearby
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Hyde Park
Long Island
Fred Schumacher Jr
Schumacher
Koreans Executed for Meeting
Seoul reports that fifty five more officers and men of the Korean army were shot for taking part in the Oct. 20 mutiny. The executions occurred last Saturday at Taejon, about ninety five miles southeast of Seoul, with about half as many other soldiers previously executed for similar rebellion involvement.
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Seoul
Korea
Young Republic
Taejon
Arabian Horse Association Appeals to President
The Arabian Horse Association of California urged President Truman to stop the disposal of the Kellogg Arabian horse ranch near Pomona. The Agriculture Department, which took over the farm from the Army in July, is breaking up the ranch and dispersing the valuable horses nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Arabian Horse Association of California
Truman
Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch
Pomona
Agriculture Department
Tougher Antispy Measure Drafted
The Justice Department seeks fast approval for a stringent antispy bill before Congress. It would abolish the three year statute on espionage prosecutions, criminalize failure to report stolen secret documents, require registration of those trained by foreign powers in espionage or sabotage, and curb use of wiretapped evidence in internal security cases while letting agents access new telegrams and cables. Attorney General Tom C. Clark may take the measure to President Truman to ready it for January convening.
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Washington
Justice Department
Budget Bureau
Department
Tom C. Clark
Truman
Congress
Steer Jumping Into Crowd Valued Heroic Rescue
Lloyd Jinkens of Fort Worth Texas won praise after leaping a five foot fence to bulldog a 200 pound steer that leaped into the packed arena at the International Livestock Exposition crowd. Police Captain Frank Reynolds called the act the most heroic sight he had seen and credited Jinkens with preventing trampling injuries among spectators.
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Chicago
Lloyd Jinkens
Fort Worth
Texas
Jinkens
Sabte
Frank Reynolds
Two Men Missing on River Best Trip
LAS VEGAS Nov 30 Two men from Southern California are missing after a Colorado River trip. Edwin Currie 34 and Henry Tippet 40 left Cottonwood Landing for Needles California Wednesday night. Deputies fear their boat capsized near Davis Dam in high winds and they may be drowned.
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Las Vegas
California
Colorado River
Park Service
Edwin Currie
Henry Tippet
Tibbets
Ottonwood
Here
Needles
Calif
Davis Dam
Canada to Sponsor Wood Pulp Parley
Ottawa reports the Canadian government will sponsor a 19 nation conference on future world wood pulp supply and demand. Resources Minister J A MacKinnon announced the conference will meet in Montreal next March and N E Dodd of the FAO has been asked to arrange preliminary plans.
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Ottawa
J. A. MacKinnon
Montreal
N. E. Dodd
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Sanitone Dry Cleaning Promises Superior Results
Sanitone is described as a specialty soap used by Petri's, the sole licensed dry cleaner in Long Beach. It claims enhanced cleansing, perspiration color removal, brightened colors, and restoration of wool finishes. The plant operates at 5000 gallons per hour and maintains strict cleanliness. customers are urged to deal directly with Petti's at 1250 Orange Ave or via their trucks.
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Sanitone
Petri's
Long Beach
Ultra Bes
Petti's
Orange Ave
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