Salesman Questioned in Litter Kidnaping Case
A roofing and siding salesman from Eau Claire, with La Crosse territory, is questioned as the Hartley girl remains missing after being abducted from a home in La Crosse County. Police report no solid leads despite a countywide manhunt and rewards totaling 450 for information.
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Detroit Trial of Six Michigan Communists Opens
Six Michigan Communists accused of violating the Smith Act go on trial in Detroit. Federal Judge Frank A. Picard barred spectators as 160 prospective jurors fill the courtroom. Defendants include Sau Wellman Helen Winter Nat Ganley William Allan Schatz and Thomas J Dennis Jr. The trial follows 13 months of pretrial maneuvering with two attempts to delay.
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Nat Ganley
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Thomas Jtt Dennis Jr
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Daily Worker
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Knight in Favor of Liquor Probe
Sacramento Gov. Knight announced support for an Assembly subcommittee plan to study possible liquor control law revisions. He said he wants to expose corruption if any exists but declined to say whether he would call a special session to act on reforms, preferring to consider the matter carefully.
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Sacramento
Knight
Assembly
Soviet Major General Evgeny Alexandrov Dies
Moscow dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Evgeny Vladimirovitch Alevandrov, a professor at Kuibyshev Military Engineers Academy, died. He had taught military science for years.
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Moscow
Red Star
Evgeny Vladimirovitch Alevandrov
Kuibyshev Military Engineers Academy
L A Has Twice County TB Rate
A 1940 county wide survey disclosed that Los Angeles city had more than twice the active tuberculosis cases of the county. Dr. Howard W. Bosworth of the Tuberculosis Control Foundation noted higher rates where crowded living conditions and universal susceptible individuals exist. The survey also found Orientals with 4.25 cases per 1000 and unskilled workers at 14.1 per 1000. twice as many men as women had active cases.
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Los Angeles
Howard W. Bosworth
Tuberculosis Control Foundation
Velde to Marry Un American Unit Aid
Harold Velde 43, chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee, and Dolores Anderson 27 and a widow with two children plan to marry. A date was not set. both are widowed with two children.
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Rep. Velde
Wash LN
Stevenson Might Visit Alaska Next Summer
Delegates report that Adlai Stevenson the 1952 Democratic nominee may visit Alaska next summer. Delegate Bartlett of Alaska says Stevenson claimed he had never been there but would try to come.
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Wadhinglon
Whamal Stevenson
Alaska
Bartlett
City Council Considers Delaying Dec Election On Offshore Plans
Sentiment grows to postpone the special city election set for December amid calls for more time to counter misinformation and to gain clarity on charter amendments for competitive bidding on offshore oil contracts. Council weighs delaying to March or beyond as city managers and consultants urge caution. A separate note reports the Long Beach California Tavern Association chapter forming with a meeting announced for November 11.
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Clarence E. Wagner
Wagner
Raymond C. Kenler
Kealer
Long Beach
California Tavern Association
Currie’s
Santa Fe
Percy Ekegren
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