Four Puerto Ricans plead guilty in federal case
Four of seventeen Puerto Rican Nationalists charged with conspiracy to overthrow the U S government pleaded guilty in federal court. Names given include Carlos Aulet Ange Luis Medina and Gonzalo Lebron Sotomayor of Chicago and Francisco Cortes Ruiz of Pened Puerto Rico. Potential sentences up to six years and $10 000 fines each.
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House of Représentaives
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Gonzalo-Lebron Sotomayor
Chicago
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Pened
Puerto Rico
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Lebron
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Lolita) Lehron
Washington
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Rafael Cancel Miranda
Irvin Flores Rodriguez
Andres Fuguerta Cordero
Bud Fisher Mutt Jeff Creator Dies at 63 in New York
Bud Fisher, 63, creator of Mutt and Jeff, died of cancer at Roosevelt Hospital. Born Barry Conway Fisher in Chicago on April 3, 1885, he rose from San Francisco Chronicle cartoons to a national sensation with Mutt first appearing in 1907. The Belt Syndicate said strips had been completed before his death and an assistant will continue the strip.
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H.C. Fisher
Hearst Syndicate
Barry Conway Fisher
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Britain and US urged to curb Formosa raids on China
A Daily Telegraph and a Daily Herald editorial pressed Washington to stop nationalist raids on the mainland by Chiang Kai-shek’s Formosa forces. They argued the United States should prevent attacks from Formosa and resist communist expansion, while noting risks of Britain siding with the US in the Chinese civil conflict.
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Playing Reds' Game Told by Batchelor in POW Trial
In Fort Sam Houston court martial proceedings at San Antonio, Claude Batchelor described early POW days in Sotea Korea where he and others pretended to cooperate with captors. He served as squad leader and later told Chinese he disbelieved propaganda, an account tied to a 145 page document of his experiences. The trial, which began August 30, resumes after the Labor Day recess as the case deals with collaboration charges and actions among prisoners of war.
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