Four Parents Cited After Child Burned in New Jersey
Four-year-old Roy Kulberda suffered infected burns in a two room shack near New Brunswick leading Middlesex County probation officers to arrest his mother Elizabeth and father Thomas Kulberda on criminal neglect charges. They were arraigned and released on $2,000 bail each. The boy’s grandmother filed the charges claiming Roy was punished for being unruly after allegedly backing into a stove.
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Old Bridge
N. J
Roy Kulberda
Middlesex County
Elizabeth Kulberda
Thomas
Bernhart Jensen
Madison Townsip
New Brunswick
Kulberda
Maxwell Mayer
Madison Township
G Rand
Jensen
Roy
Kulberdas
Martha Kulberda
Census Enumerator Pay and Hiring Rise in 1940s Era
Pay varied by workload and area with daily earnings around 8 or 9 dollars in some cases. Enumerators earned 4 to 6 dollars in the last census, with pay scales differing for urban and rural districts and accounting for auto travel. About 140,000 positions were open, roughly 15,000 more than 1940, as applications were accepted through census district offices nationwide.
CIO Attacks Soviet Slave Labor Camps In Senate Hearing
The CIO charges more than 11 million people are forced to toil in Soviet slave labor camps. James B. Carey urges ratification of the UN Genocide Convention and calls for global action against mass killings, noting Baltic inmates in Siberia and the Nazi era parallels. A Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on outlawing genocide is underway.
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Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
James B. Carey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler
Stalin
Germany
Senate
United Nations
A-Bomb Ore Price Talks Begin at Congo Pact Renewal
Washington reports inflation pressure on atomic bomb costs as Belgium and others prepare for a hush hush conference in which new Congo ore sharing terms and higher prices are likely to be negotiated. U S imports Congo ore under a 1944 deal that expired last December with most shipments now halted.
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Washington
Belgium
United States
U.S
State Department
Belgian Congo
Congo
U. S
Estranged Wife Shot To Death In Newark
A 56 year old man John Oravsky confronted his estranged wife outside their home in Newark. After she refused to reconcile he fired four shots killing her, then wounded himself and disposed of the gun in a sewer. He awaited police surrender.
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Newark
N. J
John Oravsky
Suspended for British Elections Next Month
In several stages since last September, are currently suspended until for the British elections next month.
Husband faces murder charge after wife vanishes
Charles Matthews and bystanders recall his wife Elizabeth 57 leaving home after 13 months of marriage. She had gone to live with a nephew about two months earlier. Matthews, summoned by a passing motorist, said Oravsky surrendered meekly. The bespectacled man was charged with murder.
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Charles Matthews
Elizabeth
Matthews
Oravsky
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