Harvard pathologist fights air embolism death claim
In Manchester New Hampshire AP Harvard pathologist Dr Hermann N Sander testified that injecting 40 cubic centimeters of air could not have killed Abbie Borreto the cancer patient he is charged with killing by air injection The defense says 25 to 28 cc would suffice and that she was already dead at the time The trial opened with Dr Sander s wife Alice recalling their romance and his work ethic and defense witnesses questioned by state prosecutors
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Manchester
N. H
Harvard
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie Borreto
Sander
Richard Ford
Department of Legal Medicine
Ford
Alice
Ralph E. Lanedell
William L. Phinney
Richard Td
Populists Lead in Greek Parliamentary Vote After Late Returns
In early returns from 3,271 of 4,000 precincts in Greece, the Populists led by Constantín Tsaldaris held a narrow edge over the National Progressive Union and other parties. With no majority in sight, talks of coalition governments began as partial results showed a fragmented vote among six major factions and 20 splinter groups.
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Athens
Unns
Depu
Constantin Tsaldaris
Sunny
First National Progressive Unit
Poli Cians
Otner
Mister of the Interior
National Progressive Union
Republican Front
Extreme Ft
Social Democrats
Xtreme Right
Labor leader seeks broad wage gains amid strikes
Union chief John L. Lewis moves to widen wage gains as CIO Auto Workers press Chrysler and General Motors for concessions. He offers a million dollar loan to aid talks and signals a push for a $1.40 daily increase for coal miners, aiming to jump start wage growth across industries.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
CIO
United + Auto
Chrysler
General Motors
Truman
Philip Murray
Lmuners
Woth
Iself
Steel Fact-Board
Tat
Aud
Murray
Coal production nears normal after month long strike
Production of coal sped toward normal as a 372000 UMW member walkout ended. Mines reopened and steel and railroads resumed operations while fuel rationing eased in major cities. One miner, Joseph Dickman, was suspended for calling John L Lewis a dictator and vowed to appeal.
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Gondélu
United Mine Workers
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
C. and O
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
UMW
Robena Focal
Pennsylvania
Yong
Joseph Dickman
Library
John L. Lewis
Dickmon
Ex-convict on suspected crime spree traced through Ohio and West Virginia
Huntington police and Columbus detectives hunted for Charles Frazier and James Pursley, two fugitives tied to auto thefts, two holdups, and an abduction. Frazier allegedly planned a St Louis departure, with Butcher providing transportation to Pt Pleasant before the trio split while awaiting a bus.
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Huntington
W. VA
Columbus
Charles Frazier
Middleport
St. Louis
Mo Frazier
James Sherman Pursley
London
Orrison
Howard T. Newman
Henry Butcher
Frazier
Pt. Pleasant
Butcher Frazier
Butcher
Quake Shakes Central Philippines No Damage Reported
An earthquake was felt in the central Philippines at 10 07 am local time described as intensity four. No damage or casualties were reported and seismologists expect no consequences.
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Manila
P. 1
Philippines
Weather Bureau
The Teacher by Gordon Martin
A man reflects on his career and credits teachers who guided him from school days. He recalls lessons beyond reading and writing, the push to stand for truth, and the patience to wait. He emphasizes the teacher’s enduring impact on his success and character.
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Gordon Martin
Martin
Plains Harassed by Dust and Fire Across Great Plains
Dust storms and prairie fires grip the plains states with high winds, zero visibility in Kansas, and blizzard forecasts for the Dakotas and Minnesota. Fires scorch thousands of acres in Texas and Nebraska, with cattle losses and swollen wheatlands at risk.
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Associated Press
Plains States
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Garden City
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Texas Panhandle
Dumas
Leroy Little
Sunday Fire Department
Frank Carter
Angora
J. G. ‘Thavent
Stottsblatt
Neb
Hutchison
Junction City
Highwa
Salina
Kas
C. W. Pence
Life Of War Yet Saved By Grandmother
A despondent 29 year old veteran alive thanks to his grandmother who leaped in front of officers firing on them. He had phoned police about a prowler and then revealed a fake gun to stage his death by self action. The gun was a penny arcade machine. He cited a failed grocery store venture in October and its closing two months later in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Exiled Soviet Author Questioned By House Committee
Victor Kravchenko, author of Those Freedom, is questioned by the House Un American Activities Committee about how Russia used diplomatic mail during the war. FBI testimony describes Communist activity in Pittsburgh and lists alleged names and meetings. Kravchenko’s inquiry centers on a diary entry about Russian couriers and secret war industry pouches.
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George Lietze
Pittsburgh
Helen
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
Dietze
FBI
Matthew Cvetic
House Un-American Affairs Committee
NEA
Thor
House UN- American Activities Committee
Riavcchenko
Pittsburgh Aled
George Dietze
Matthew Uvetic
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Beliore
Velde
R-1
Joelic
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Cleveland
San Francisco
Kruychenko
G. Racey Jordan
Jordan
Air Forc
Russia
Great Falls
Mont
Donald T. Appell
de Abc Pl
Appell
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Kravchenko
The
Purchasing Commission
Taft Fights Steel Price Fix Proposals in Report
Senator Taft led a Republican challenge to an administration steel price fixing plan. He argued the Economic Committee report points toward price controls by requiring pre set price schedules, hearings, and a 30 day delay before increases. The debate included Senator O Mahoney denying any price fixing intent.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
House Economic Committee
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Matty
Pati
Lew Lehr, Famed Comedian, Dies at 54
Lew Lehr, a Philadelphia native and Fox Movietone newsreel commentator famed for his Monkey remark, died in Brookline Mass at age 54. He lived in New Canaan Connecticut with his wife Anna Leonhardt after a 21 year career in musical comedy vaudeville and movies. His satire included Lew Lehr's Natural History and Dribble Parade, as he held executive posts at Fox Movietone until retirement.
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Lew Lehr
Dies Brookline
Mass
Philadelphia
Fox Movietone
Princess Margaret Is Stricken With Influenza
Buckingham Palace announced Princess Margaret has influenza. In New York Daniel Frisch, 52, president of the Zionist Organization of America, died today.
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Princess II
London
Margaret
Buckingham Palace
New York
Daniel Frisch
Zionist Organization of America
Two Defendants Jailed Sentenced Set For Thursday
Judith Coplon and Valentin A. Gubitchev were found guilty of conspiracy and attempted espionage in New York. The jury convicted Coplon on two counts and remanded both defendants for sentencing at 10 30 a m EST Thursday. Coplon faces up to 25 years and 10000 dollars, Gubitchev up to 15 years and 20000 dollars.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin A.gubitchev
Soviet Russia
Miss Coplon
FBI
Gubitchev
United States
U. S
Bill Coplon
Guilty pleas entered in spying case Sofia
Michael Shipkov former Bulgarian translator at the U S legation confessed to spying for America under the direction of former U S Minister Donald R Heath The trial named four co defendants including Kiva Rincova Stefan Kratukov Indra Tzanov and Vassil Nalchev The defendants admitted written confessions and cited pressure from Bulgarian police during the investigation
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Sofia
Michael Shipkov
U. S
Peoples Court
America
U.S
Donald R. Heath
U. S State Department
Shipkov
Oder
Poll
Kivka Rincova
U. 5 S
Fire Hits Five Story Cleveland Building Causing $300 000 Damage
Firefighters battled a five story downtown Cleveland blaze that caused about $300 000 in damage. The flames began on the first floor near the David Lombardy Company wholesale grocers and raced upward through the building as heavy smoke hampered efforts. Water damage also affected Kina Winery and Cleveland Wholesale Grocery nearby.
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Cleveland
Elmer Cain
David Lombardy Company
Kina Winery
Incorporation
Hoover Urges Bookkeeping Reform in Address
In a public speech Hoover advocates reform of bookkeeping practices, arguing for clearer financial reporting and oversight. He urges changes to ensure transparency and accountability across government and business sectors.
Escapee from Hamilton County Jail Caught in Dallas
William Jarrett, 34, eighth of ten escapees from the Hamilton County jail, was captured in Dallas, Texas. He faced a grand jury on an armed robbery charge and admitted involvement in a $40,000 jewelry heist at W. W. Shortal’s home on February 17.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Dallas
Tex
William Jarrett
WI Fritz
Jarrett
W. W. Shortal
Lustron Receiver Moves to Cut Operating Costs
A court appointed receiver for Lustron Corporation begins a review to trim expenses after foreclosure actions. Clyde Foraker reports an efficiency survey as RFC reveals Lustron losses near 5,000 dollars daily on a 175,000 weekly operating expense. The RFC holds a 26.6 million judgment. Lustron to operate 30 days under the court with possible extension or closure upon approval.
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Columbus
Lustron Corporation
Clyde M. Foryuker
J Mell G. Underwood
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Aid Lustron
Foraker
Ntield
Internal Revenue Office
Fo Ceroboyj
D. W. Boylan
Paul Boardman
Cleveland Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lustron
RFC
House Passes Hawaii Statehood Bill in House Vote
The House approved a bill to make Hawaii a state by 261 to 110. It follows Alaska's earlier statehood passage, while Senate action remains uncertain after past Interior Committee inaction.
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Hawaii
Washington
Senate
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
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