Romantic thugs land in jail after gunpoint dates
Two alleged holdup men tied in dating scheme with model Donna Lee Lawrence. Sabato Giannotti and John Cartagino, ex convicts on parole, were jailed on assault robbery and weapons charges. Giannotti charged with rape. Victim reported $160, a $500 watch and jewelry stolen. Police sought a third suspect.
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Donna Lee Lawrence
Jeff
Miss Lawrence
O. K
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Grill Pallee
Sabato Giannotti
John Cartagino
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Submarine hobbyist finds silver bars in wreck off Florida keys
Arthur McKee Homestead recreation director photographed a Spanish galleon wreck off Plantation Key near Tavernier. He recovered silver ingots during Memorial Day dive, estimating at least three bars with more likely, under 100 total. Smithsonian officials call bars over 200 years old, weighing up to 70 pounds.
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Miami
Arthur McKee
Homestead
Fla
McKee
Fred Jackson
Kendell
Fila
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Institution
Plantation Key
Taverner
Vatican Paper Urges Abolition of Atom Bomb
The Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano calls for the abolition of the atom bomb, describing it as a terrible inhuman weapon that places humanity near death by its own action. The Sept 24 report highlights the weapon's risks and urges global action toward disarmament.
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Vatican Paper
Vatican City
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Eight Die, Six Hurt in Guam B-29 Crash
Tokyo dispatch reports eight Air Force B-29 crewmen killed and six injured when the bomber crashed on Guam airstrip during takeoff after an engine failure. Far East Air Force HQ said the incident occurred yesterday.
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Guam
Tokyo
Air Force
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Second Atomic Explosion Reported in Crimea Russia
The Mutual Broadcasting System cited a Stockholm source claiming a second Russian atomic explosion occurred on September 14 in the Crimea. Swedish observatory data noted three tremors, with one distant quivering likely from the event. Strong mentions of US Britain intelligence monitoring and Stalin present during earlier tests.
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New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Russia
ABC
Stockholm
Birger Jacobsen
Crimea
Black Sea
Jacobsen
Kapsitza
Semjonov
Joff
Pose
Lund
Truman
New York Daily News
Rome
Robert Conway
Caspian Sea
Stalin
Turkey
Greece
Near East
Cominway
Murder Plot Blamed for 23 Plane Deaths
Quebec jeweler J Albert Guay was arraigned on a murder charge tied to a bomb aboard a Canadian Pacific Airways plane that killed 23 people on Sept 9 including his wife Rita Morel. Police say the plot aimed to collect $10 000 in insurance from a love triangle.
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Quebec
J. Albert Guay
Guay
Arthur Pitre
Rita Morel
Rene Belec
Canadian Pacific Airways
N.Y
New York
Kennecott Copper Corp
E. T. Stannard
Arthur D. Storke
R. Parker
Evecrold
Pitre
Baie Comeau
Three Pro Tito Hungarians Get Death Sentence
In Budapest on September 24 1952 the people's court sentenced Laszlo Rajk former deputy premier and two co defendants to die for plotting to replace Hungary's government with one loyal to Yugoslav leader Tito. Two more received long terms while two others were held for court martial.
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Tazlo Rajk
Hungary
Budapest
Tibor Szoenyi
Andras Szalai
Tito
Associated Press
GPA People's Court Today
Laszlo Rajk
Gyorgy Palify
Bela Korondy
Calonel
Rajk
Communist Party
Lazar Branko
Pal Justus
Milan Ognyenovics
Jring
Peter Janko
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE
Nation's 480,000 miners idle in sixth day. Tokyo Rose jury case set for Monday. Sections list pages for books churches comics radio sports and more across A and B sections.
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Nation
Tokyo Rose Jury
Thesters
Atomic chain reaction claims Prague blast accidental
Czech officials returning from Russia allegedly told of an atomic explosion in the Soviet Union with one premature detonation. The Evening Standard report said Russia had three plants and that Germans and Soviets scientists were killed. The Prague claim surfaced before an official announcement.
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London
Prague
Russia
Soviet Union
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Josef Josten
Free Czechslovak Information Service
France Demands Immediate Atlantic Pact Arms from America
France urges rapid U S arms shipments after a reported Russian atomic blast. London reports silence from Radio Moscow while Britain notes the possibility of an accidental fuse misfire and Russia still seeks atomic details. French Defense Minister Ramadier calls for faster U S arming of French forces ready to face a potential Soviet land attack in Western Europe.
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Moscow
France
America
Britain
Russia
Paul Ramadier
Paris
U.S
Europe
Two Earthquakes Reported in South Pacific Nearby Fordham Seismo
New York dispatch notes two tremors recorded on Fordham University seismograph. Seismologist Rev Joseph J Lynch reports quakes at 11 28 25 p m and 11 33 35 p m about 500 miles from New York.
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New York
South Pacific
Fordham University
Joseph J. Lynch
Payments to Jobless Hit New High Mark
Washington reports that unemployment benefit payments rose to 170.63 million dollars in August. The average weekly payment reached 20.51 dollars, the highest since the unemployment insurance program began, reflecting boosted benefits in several states.
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Washington
Tito accuses Hungarians and Soviets of plot to topple Tito
Belgrade dispatch reports Marshal Tito handed Hungarian Ambassador Sandor Kerestei a note accusing Hungary and Russia of organizing a base plot to overthrow Tito's government. The note claims they sought to replace Tito with a servile satellite.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Sandor Kerests
Hungary
Russia
Jap Volcano Erupts in Asia Causes Quake
Mount Asama volcano near Tokyo erupted today triggering a three minute earthquake. No damage to the countryside was reported.
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Tokyo
Mount Asama
Daughter Shoots Father in Hospital Over Cancer Note
STAMFORD Conn Sept 24 A police sergeant died in Stamford Hospital after his 20 year old daughter Carol Paight shot him with his service revolver. She said she could not bear to see him suffer from inoperable cancer. The gunshot wound was to his head and he died later. The daughter was left alone with him briefly and collapsed in hysteria after the incident. No charges were filed against her.
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Stamford
Conn
Carol
Irl
A.P
John B. Brennan
Brennan
Leroy Brown
Brown
Miss Paight
Paight
Set. Paight
William H. Smith
Tampico Braces for Hurricane as Gulf Storm Approaches
Torrential rain batters Tampico with authorities halting all shipping while a hurricane moves slowly from the Gulf of Mexico. Officials expect landfall near Tampico around 4 p.m. as residents seek refuge in churches hotels and public buildings. Veracruz ships face navigation suspensions with warnings broadcast along the Gulf Coast.
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Tampico
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican Gulf Coast
Veracruz
Siping
Veracee
Black Panther Reported Prowling Indianapolis Area
Reports indicate a black panther sighting in south Indianapolis with several residents and radio stations confirming police appeals to stay indoors. Officers checked area while witnesses, including a woman who saw a circus truck nearby, described the incident as citywide but no sighting was confirmed.
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Indianapolis
Yander
Big Cat
Cole, Brothers
Liberal
Kan
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