Bufford Gets 15 Years For Assault
Frederick Bufford, 34, found guilty by Circuit Court jury of assault with intent to rape. Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer sentenced him to 15 years in Maryland Penitentiary. State's Attorney Ni-Kirk highlighted Bufford's criminal record including a New York rape conviction and prior burglary and larceny. Trial details noted. other cases followed with suspended sentence for Carroll and non-suit for Grimes. Lipps perjury trial postponed again with no date set.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
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Edwin F. Ni- Kirk
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New York
Sing Sing
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Charles Theodore Carroll
Brunswick
Harry Alger
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Handleman Case To Be Argued This Afternoon
Westminster June 10 Prosecution and defense prepared for an afternoon argument in the Handleman case before Associate Judge James E Boylan without a jury. Harry Handleman Bernard Leroy Bigham face larceny of 890 trousers from L Gries and Sons factory April night. State testimony tied 36 trousers found on Bigham and 19 with Hoff, with 23 more in a Baltimore storage room. Hoff, Bigham, and Handleman face conspiracy charges and ongoing indictments.
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Westminster
Harry Handleman
Bérnard
Leroy
Bigham
James E. Boylan
David Taylor
Ekeman
L. Gries and Sons
Wh. Handleman
Ah Ben Yerever
Carroll County
E. S. Dashiell
Charles Smith
Baltimore City
Joseph Hoff
Baltimore
Hoff
Handleman
Akron tire plant walkout halts large part of operations
Akron June 10 A walk out by 33 General Tire and Rubber bead workers forced layoffs of hundreds and sharply reduced tire output. A union spokesman warned the stoppage could stop more than half the plant's operations if not ended. Workers objected to transfers that would open jobs for women beaders.
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Akron
General Tire and Rubber Co
General
Emmett B. Harper
Coi-United Rubber Workers
Income up 29 percent for February nationwide
Individual income rose 29 percent in February reaching 10,422,009,900 dollars, a higher figure than the same month in 1942. The report highlights stronger earnings across sectors and suggests continued momentum into spring.
Marriage annulment sought over underage Libeortytown student
A father petitions Equity Court to annul the marriage of his 16 year old daughter Mary Louise Boone Smith to 26 year old farm worker William David Smith. He claims the groom misrepresented her age as 18 to obtain the license and that the couple did not live together as husband and wife. The marriage was in Woodsboro and the girl attended Liberty High School at the time.
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Libertytown High School
Equity
Mary Louise Boone Smith
Roger E. Boone
William David Smith
Woodsboro
Liberty High School
Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
Langer Charges Knox Over Naval Oil Deal
Senator Langer accuses Secretary Knox of signing an oil give away lease to Standard Oil of California for Elk Hills naval oil reserve. Navy spokesman calls it a far seeing national interest deal. Langer says a hush hush contract was signed in one day, allowing drilling on 43 000 acres with eight wells already drilled, while Interior and Justice officials were not informed.
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Langer
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Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Standard Oil of
California
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Naval
White House
United States
Standard Oil Company of California
Justice Department
Navy
Mrs Dempsey Alleges Jack Threw Her Against Wall
White Plains N Y June 10 Mrs Jack Dempsey the Hannah Williams who wowed the boys at the Cheerful Little Earful testified in day that her husband threatened her life with a gun threw her against a clothes closet wall and on one occasion tossed around friends who had dropped into their apartment Dempsey former world s heavyweight boxing champion now a Lieutenant Commander in the Coast Guard was not present in the court hearing his divorce complaint but there was a legal paper out Mrs Dempsey
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N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Inday
Dempsey
Tee Manassa Mauler
Coast Guard
Demp
DeGaulle impeachment rumors touch French West Africa links
The Supreme Court hearing ends as Hannah bursts into tears after claiming insult toward Joanie and Barbara. The divorce case allows only denial of misconduct. adultery is cited as grounds. Observers speculate Pierre Boisson and Emile Muselier are targeted, with Muselier recently relieved from a deputy post in Algiers at DeGaulle’s insistence.
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Supreme Court
Hannah
Dempsey
Joanie
Barbara
New York State
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
Emile Muselier
DeGaulle
Muselier
Algiers
Roosevelt Signs Payasyougo Tax Bill For 1942
President Roosevelt signed the pay as you go tax bill as aides discussed a $16 billion program to raise savings and revenue for the year. The measure rejects broad relief and maintains the quarterly 1942 tax installment due next Tuesday. The Treasury reportedly presented a comprehensive plan to War Mobilization Chief Byrnes, centered on a spending tax with new excises and higher income taxes for individuals and corporations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Treasury
James F. Byrnes
De Gaulle Threatens to Quit National Liberation Committee
Sources close to General Charles De Gaulle say he may resign from the French Committee for National Liberation unless he wins his point in a dispute with Vichy loyalists. He also opposes General Henri Giraud’s bid to be Minister of National Defense while remaining Commander in Chief of the French Army. The crisis arose during a late afternoon committee session.
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Algiers
Charles DeGaulle
French Committee For National Liberation
Vichy
de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
DeGaulle de Oe Sas Carter
Hidden Capitol Tomb and Fact About Lions at Birth
A sub-basement in the Capitol Washington once planned as a Washingtons tomb until 1832. The text notes that baby lions are born with their eyes open, contrasting feline development with the kittens.
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Capitol
Washington, D. C
George
Martha Washington
Nazis Push Toward Caucasus Gateway Amid Counterblow
London reports thousands of German troops with tanks and planes breached Soviet lines near the Caucasus gateway between Rostov and Taganrog. A Red Army counterattack reportedly recaptured the position, leaving about 400 German casualties, five tanks and two planes. This may signal preparations for a broader summer offensive.
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London
Raday
Red Army
Moscow
Rostov
Taganrog
Russia
Kuban
Caucasus
Sea of Azov
Bombs Rain On Rabaul In Massive Allied Raid
Allied heavy bombers dropped about 40 tons of bombs on three air dromes at Rabaul New Britain just before dawn. The three hour raid targeted Japanese air and shipping facilities on the northern tip of New Britain 500 miles northeast of Port Moresby. Hits were reported on ammunition dumps and a large cargo ship was damaged by a Liberator over Dutch New Guinea.
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Australia
Rabaul
New Britain
Port Moresby
New Gainea
Trinay
Samehae Wise
Dutch New Guinea
War causes shortage of babies pacifiers and supplies
The report notes a wartime impact on infant gear with a shortage of pacifiers, nipples, bottles, and related aids. Dr Morris Fishbein cites limited rubber supplies affecting infant care and maternal sanity as a consequence of the war, though some scholars caution about the full extent of these effects.
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Chicago
Washington
Morris Fishbein
Pishbein
Rattles Pacifiers and Feathers Spark Relief Petition
War Production Board received petitions as shortages of rattles, pacifiers, and feathers became apparent. A National Research Council panel surveyed pediatricians. three said rattles essential, fourteen said highly desirable, one found pacifiers desirable, two called feathers essential, six said desirable, while most experts suggested thumbs as substitutes.
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War Production Board
Division of Medical Sciences
National Research Council
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