Knife defense ruling sparks jail delay in Midkiff case
Magistrate Thomas Glass held the use of a knife in self defense excessive and fined Millard Midkiff $50 plus costs with a suspended 6 day sentence after a North Market tavern brawl. Midkiff was found guilty of assault and battery and appealed, posting a $1,000 bond for Circuit Court. Heffner warned over support payments. others jailed for drunkenness include Carlos Wiles for 90 days and Joseph Suddenhagen for 30 days with suspension conditional on leaving town.
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Joseph F. Suddenhagen
Thurles Town
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Joseph Thompson
Charles Burras
Charles R. Swick
Robert L. Lawis
Sherman Boone
West Virginia
Queuille Confirmed As French Premier
Paris March 9 Henri Queuille leader of the Radical Socialist Party was confirmed as Premier by the French Parliament ending the nine day Cabinet drama The vote was 332 in favor with a 311 minimum The new premier pledged a middle road coalition and a four point quick action program including revision of election law passage of the 1951 budget constitutional changes to empower the upper house and early national elections possibly in June He urged Parliament to forget what divides them and unite for a few months
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Price Ceiling To Be Set On Pork Products
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization plans new ceilings on prices for ham pork chops sausage and other pork products and will also set ceilings on live hog prices. The industry pressed for quick action after the Jan 26 price freeze and lack of live hog controls disrupted business. Industry reps will submit proposals by March 15.
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Office of Price Stabilization
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Greenglass Names Family In Spy Plot
David Greenglass testified in federal court that he betrayed American atomic secrets to Russia and named his wife Ruth as a co conspirator. He also pointed to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Martin Sobell as defendants in the first atom spy trial.
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Greenglass
America
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Martin Sobell
Atom Scerets
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House GOP seeks congressional approval before troops use
Washington March 9 The House Republican Policy Committee urged that any deployment of U S troops abroad require authorization from both Congress and the President. The panel called for an amendment to the draft law stating no troops shall be committed to Europe under the Atlantic Pact without approval by both chambers. In Maryland a price survey of the meat industry was announced to ensure compliance with government price controls. Master Sgt Jack Miller of Elkins West Virginia was electrocuted at Fort Myer while repairing a heat-ray device, an Army official calling it a freak accident.
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Grand Jury To Probe RFC
Federal grand jury in the District of Columbia will begin an inquiry on March 12 into aspects of the Senate Banking and Currency subcommittee hearings on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Senator Capehart called for a wider probe into government agencies, citing alleged corruption and influence linked to RFC lending.
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Public funds loaned on political favoritism tied to White House
The article asserts that millions of dollars in public funds were loaned due to political favoritism tracing directly to the White House, highlighting alleged improper influence at the highest level of government.
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Leader of Jet Planes Is Killed Off Korea
Lt Cmdr John J. Magda Jr aged 33, leader of the Blue Angels, was killed in a jet strike off Korea as the squadron’s famed exhibition unit, known for acrobatics, loses one of its best loved flyers. The Pacific Fleet Air Headquarters confirmed the death yesterday.
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Three youths arrested after north city chase tied to holdups
Baltimore police captured three boys under 15 following a wild pursuit prompted by two armed robberies. A fourth boy fled when the gang ditched a stolen car. one victim said they surrendered $1.42 and another $2.50. The report notes the exact cause of one death in Korea was not yet reported.
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