Reds Jolted Still May Stati Justice Reds
AP reports American Communists, their leaders jailed, seek a grimly steady operation as they fight to the higher courts after yesterday's conviction of 11 national board colleagues for conspiring to teach secrecy. A delay strategy aims to set the path to the Supreme Court.
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Soviet Mission Head Tours New Russian East Germany
Moscow Radio said Pushkin, head of a formal mission, arrived in the Soviet-ruled East German area for a Promal mission. The report notes the event as part of Soviet government diplomacy.
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Ship Lanes Threatened by Hurricane Near Bermuda
Miami reports a hurricane moving north-northeast at 18 to 20 miles per hour, with 75 mph winds. It is about 270 miles west of Bermuda and expected to accelerate, posing risk to North Atlantic shipping as it nears Bermuda late Sunday.
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Diplomat Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash
Fragmentary report from Macon Missouri notes a diplomat named Fatafly injured in an auto crash. Source text is garbled but mentions a 30 year old man, a son named James Eaton, and ties to Fresno. Details incomplete but indicates a personal tragedy linked to international ties.
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Police May Link Suspect Slayers to Other Crimes
Police investigate whether Theodore Gardner and Ralph Schwamb linked to a string of arm robberies in the south Los Angeles Gardena area. The suspects, held on first degree murder charges for the late Dr Donald Buge slaying in North Long Beach, may have formed a team with a pattern of beatings and robberies over recent months. Gardner denied prior robbery admissions during questions by 77th St Division detectives. Schwamb, already facing motel robbery charges in Gardena, was arrested with the doctor’s case. The pair are tentatively slated for arraignment in Los Angeles Municipal Court Division 4.
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Local Front Highlights From Today's News
A compact roundup lists various sections and page references across the paper. It mentions General Bakerswams Air Reserve convention and a harbor subsidence investigation postponed to next month. Other items include local news, schools, sports, theaters, and Women’s Activities across pages B1 to C5.
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British Have 40,000 Set to Hold Lines
British and Gurkha troops at battle stations amid a Red advance toward Hong Kong. Communist forces crossed the border near Shumchun, 15 miles north of Hong Kong, as Nationalist troops fled. Canton fell with no resistance, Whampoa base reported in flames, telegraph links restored after damage.
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N Y Blaze Kills Two Firemen
New York October 15 The body of the second firefighter trapped in a fire gutted building was recovered after a long rescue effort. The first fireman Fred Lehmann was found about 15 hours after the roof and walls collapsed. Lehmanns widow and child were at the scene as rescuers labored to reach the subsequent body Daniel Shea days from collapse as the building burned and threatened more danger.
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Senate approves Carter and Westover as U S judges
The Senate tonight confirmed James M. Carter and Harry C Westover as U S district judges for the Southern District of California. There was no objection to either appointment. The Senate also confirmed Harold C Stuart of Oklahoma as assistant secretary of the Air Force.
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Dixon Swallows Knife Then Dies in Omaha Hospital
Charles L. Dixon, 49, died in an Omaha hospital after swallowing a table knife from his breakfast tray. Autopsy found the knife perforated his esophagus leading to pneumonia and chest infection. Dixon had diabetes and had made irrational statements before the incident. He died Wednesday after the knife swallowing occurred Wednesday.
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Bomber skids after clipping fence at Municipal Airport
Air Force Reserve pilot First Lt. Arthur S. Cooper and crew chief Anton J. Lukaszewski escaped injury when a B 26 tore 30 feet of fence at Municipal Airport. The right wheel bent to a sharp angle, but Cooper diverted to San Bernardino to land on a good wheel. Damage limited to landing gear.
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Truman Names Red prosecutor McGohey Judge
President Truman nominated John F. X McGohey aged 55 to be a Federal judge for the southern district of New York. The move followed the earlier conviction of 19 Communists for plotting to advocate overthrow of the U.S. government, with McGohey serving as U S district attorney for Southern New York leading the prosecutions.
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Murray and Lewis propose wider union defense fund
News from Pittsburgh reports C I O President Philip Murray announces willingness to pool resources with John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers to support steelworkers during the twin coal steel strikes. He backs expansion of a proposed war chest and hints at cross-union aid to confront monopolies and financial interests.
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Delayed Birth Rare Event Reported in Kansas
In Dorado Kansas a boy was born nine days after his twin sister arrived. Dr R M Brian states this rare delayed birth case typically ends in loss, but both babies and the mother are doing fine. The newborn weighs 6 pounds 3 ounces while the twin weighs 6 pounds.
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Bride Joins Aged Bilker Of Widows Weeping Roses
CHICAGO reports Sigmund Engel, a 73 year old confidence man, claimed his wife declined roses promised to widows. He has spent months in county jail awaiting trial for swindling a Chicago widow while boasting of wealth from many women. He returned to freedom after securing bail this week and apologized for the lack of roses amid plans for media and vaudeville contracts.
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Mrs Roach Safe After Plane Crash
Monterey Park Oct 15 County Supervisor Leonard Roach s wife narrowly escaped death when a private four passenger plane she was in crash landed on a home lawn. Pilot Robert Helm 29 and Mrs Cecil Roach were not hurt but the aircraft was wrecked. The plane developed fuel line trouble minutes after takeoff from Grand Central Air Terminal Glendale en route to Victorville. Helm could not locate Rosemead airport for an emergency landing due to ...
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U S Counselor for Chile Embassy Falls to Death
SANTIAGO Chile Oct 15 Allan Dawson 46 counselor of the U S embassy here fell to his death from the eighth floor of the embassy A police report said Dawson threw himself from the eighth floor Earlier Police Judge Rafael Retamal said evidence pointed to death by own action He added Dawson left two letters but did not disclose their content Survivors include Dawson's widow and two children Friends said he appeared worried for several days and complained of illness in Dawson recent con
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General Collins in Rapid Okinawa Visit
Gen J Lawton Collins conducted a hurried tour of the main U S base on Okinawa amid a pending return to Washington. The Army chief of staff was expected back tonight but departure time remained unannounced as officials note ongoing policy disputes.
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Superman Hits Reds Rap Kids Hero as Fascist
Moscow diary notes propaganda claims against Superman comic strips and daily Gazette declaring anti fascist stance. article discusses alleged distortions by media and critics while referencing Wall Street influence and public reaction to comic themes.
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