Sedition Trial Pledged By Biddle To Reopen Case
Attorney General Francis Biddle informed CIO president Phillip Murray that the Justice Department has streamlined the mass sedition case for retrial. Defendants reduced from 30 to 26 after a mistrial caused by the death of Chief Justice Edward C. Hecher. The government accuses the defendants of conspiring to undermine armed forces morale.
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Washington
ANS
Francis Biddle
Phillip Murray
CIO
Justice Department
Biddle
Murray
Edward C. Hicher
Baldwin to Quit Political Life in 1947
Governor Raymond E. Baldwin announced he will retire from political life at the end of his current term in January 1947. The claim notes Baldwin intends to step away after serving in Hartfort.
Sailor Becomes Death Race Winner To Reunite With Daughter
Seaman 1-c Richard J. Peel, 32, won an 8000 mile dash to beat death from the Mari ans and returned to a tearful Father’s Day reunion with his leukemia stricken daughter Diana Lou, 3. Peel left Saipan on emergency furlough June 11 after physicians gave her weeks to live. The reunion at his mother’s home drew neighbors, and Peel spoke of hearing his baby son’s birth news as he held the infant Richard J. II. He had suffered shrapnel wounds near Okinawa aboard his destroyer during war actions.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Richard J. Peel
Victor
Marianas
Diana Lou
Red Cross
Peel
Diana
Saipan
Ross Phipps
Alberta
Richard J. II
Lieutenant Is Wed To Czar's Grand Niece
An American soldier married a princess in London in an elaborate Russian Orthodox ceremony. Princess Xenia Romanoff, 26, daughter of Prince Andrew and great grandniece of the late czar, wed 1st Lt. Calhoun Ausrum of Camden, South Carolina, who will return to his post in Germany after the honeymoon.
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London
Xenia Romanoff
Andrew
Czar
Lr. Calhoun Ausrum
Camden
S. C
Germany
Army AWOL Stain By G-Man In Fight
Chicago June 18 An alleged Army deserter Marvin Stamper 26 alias Woodrow Willie Wilson truck driver AWOL from Fort Sheridan since February 10 1944 disarmed and kidnapped FBI agent B Scott Reardon then was shot to death by the agent during a second struggle for the pistol Stamper died later at Bridewell Hospital from a chest wound Reardon suffered only minor bruises
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Chicago
ANS
FBI
Marvin Stamper
Woodrow Willie Wilson
Fort Sheridan
B. Scott Reardon
Reardon
Stamper
Bridewell
London Baseball Tilt Draws 12000 Fans in June Exhibition
June 18 London saw a 7-5 baseball win by Capt. Ted Kleinhans’ team over Capt. Ralf Ifft’s squad of ex pros. Key moments included a ninth inning four run rally and a six strikeout finish by St. Donald Smith. Proceeds supported the British Red Cross with about a third of the crowd benefiting civilians. Gene Thompson led at bat with a double and a single in three trips, driving in two runs.
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London
Ted Kleinhans
New York Yankee
Cincinnati
Ralf Uffit
Zelienopole
Kleinhans
Paul Campbell
Boston Red Sox
Ifft
St. Donald Smith
Kansas City Monarchs
Smith
British Red Cross
Gene Thompson
Hollywood
Four tracks buy Jamaica race track in big bid
NEW YORK June 18 ANS William Helis New Orleans oil operator topped the 4 000 000 dollar bid to purchase the Jamaica track from the Metropolitan Jockey Club. George B Widener president of Westchester Racing Assoc announced the deal with Knapp von Stade Winn and others. Helis refused comment on the sale.
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New York
ANS
William Helis
New Orleans
Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club
George B. Widener
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Theodore J. Knapp
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
F. Skiddy von Stade
Saratoga Racing Association
Col
Matt Winn
Empire City Race Track
Churchill Downs
Helis
Wartime racing shifts announced for Saratoga and Empire City
The 1945 Saratoga meeting will be at Belmont Park with two Empire City Track sessions at Jamaica. State Racing Commission said arrangements mirror the past two years due to wartime transportation difficulties.
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New York
Saratoga Race Track
Belmont Park
Empire City
Jamaica
State Racing Commission
Fight Results From Across Cities
DETROIT Lou Nova 201, defeated Howard Fenskergh Grand Rapids by knockout in round nine. MINNEAPOLIS Tony Olivera 116 outpointed Louis Sas tillo 135 Rodio Calif. NEW YORK Ray Robinson 145 New York knocked out Jimmy Mac Daniels 143 Los Angeles in round two. WORCESTER Bobby Solla 115 Providence R J knocked out Jimmy Green 146 Philadelphia in round three.
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Detroit
Lou Nova
Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Fenskergh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Minneapolis
Tony Olivera
Sam
Radio Program Schedule for June 19 on 695 K 432 M
The list outlines a full day on station 695 K 432 M with shows from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. including Reveille Roundup Bandstand Musical Memories Jack Carson NBC Symphony Comedy Caravan Navy Reporter Fanny Brice Henry King's Orchestra and more with hourly news.
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NBC Symphony
Comedy Caravan
Navy
Fanny Brice
Henry King
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