Defends GI Ensnared By Female Spy
Washington reports Sgt. James McMillin of Boulder Colorado defied orders to leave Russia for love of Russian agent Mrs Galinz Dunazeva Biconish. His family says he sought separation, while her husband Tech Sgt John Biconish says he did not know she was a spy. The State Department confirmed the romance and the Moscow marriage in 1945. The couple’s separation plans were disclosed by the Biconish family, who said he told them in March he wished to end the marriage to avoid future trouble.
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Washington
Russia
U. S
State Department
James M. McMillin
Boulder
Colo
Galinz Dunazeva Biconish
John Biconish
Army Ground School
Fort Riley
Kan
Nicholas Biconish
Binghamton
Sgt
Biconish
Moscow
Usual Run Of Police Court Cases Heard
Police court hearings Monday night yielded several guilty pleas and collateral forfeitures. Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg noted a deficit after redecorating costs. Claude Gardner, a resident with repeated insobriety, received 90 days jail on parole violation and a 100 fine. Harry Chaney, of Mont evue, admitted drunkenness and was ordered to five days in jail in lieu of a 5 fine. City collateral for drunkenness or disturbances included Austin Arnold 330, Garey Norwood 380, James Newman 380, Frank Grove 275 80, and several colored defendants at 586 each. Traffic collateral by Thomas T Canter and others followed. Officer Diet, AML Harris, and others listed various violations and fines.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Claude Gardner
Harry Chaney
Montevue
Austin Arnold
Garey Norwood
James Newman
Frank Grove
Howard Bowie
Robert Tyler
Dashy S Brown
James
Bowens
Webster Luby
Thomas T. Canter
Baltimore
Diet
Aml Harris
Drckerson
Roger
William C. Penn Gettysby
Halt Efforts To Agree On Atomic Control
The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission suspended efforts to agree on world atomic control due to a Russian Western impasse. The vote to suspend was 5 to 2 with the US France China Italy Argentina Belgium Syria Canada Colombia for suspension. Russia and the Soviet Ukraine opposed. The commission will halt work until the General Assembly or its six permanent members deem the political climate favorable for an atomic pact.
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Lake Success
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United States
France
China
Italn
Argentina
Belgi
Syria
Canada
Colombia
Russia
Ukraine
Stassen and Dewey Clash on Mundt Bill in Debate
Portland May 17 Dewey and Stassen sparred over the Mundt bill to outlaw Communist organizations arguing it would not ban the party while Stassen claimed it would outlaw the Communist Party. They cited the House Un American Activities Committee and debated civil liberties and enforcement amid a coast to coast radio discussion.
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Portland
Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold Stassen
Mund
Communist Party
Dewey
Stassen
Ins
William Z. Foster
American Communist Party
Mundt
House Un-American Activities Committee
House Committee
Hitler
Stalin
Italy
Mussolini
France
Jassen
Sassen
New York
Hbel
Bil
United States
Poorly Paid Employees Not To Share Increase
Baltimore May 17 The head of Maryland s Department of Mental Hygiene says proposed pay increases for State employees will not benefit poorly paid State hospital employees Dr George H Preston told the Board of Mental Hygiene the raises would go to hospital superintendents who are reasonably well paid and not to graduate nurses attendants and assistant dietitians He noted 379 vacancies in State hospitals and that the Legislature meets in special session May 25 to consider a 10 percent raise for those who have had no increase since September 1946
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Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Mental Hygiene
George H Preston
Board of Mental Hygiene
Preston
Cook
Russia ready to talk with U S on Wallace letter basis
London report cites Stalin saying Moscow open to talks with the United States on Henry Wallace open letter proposals as basis for agreement. He praised Wallace as a third party candidate and listed seven points including arms reduction, peace treaties, troop evacuations, sovereignty, non interference, international trade, and civil rights.
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London
Sta
Russia
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Stalin
Wallace
New York
Moscow
Monitor
Ali
Mir. Wallace
U. S
Walter B. Smith
V. MM. Molotov
Molotov
Soviet Union
Smith
Madison Square Garden
Trusnan
Marshall
United State
Jalin
Germany
Japan
China
Korea
United Nations
Appeal Entered in Maas Drunken Driving Case
An appeal was entered in circuit court Monday for Earl A Maas from a $100 fine imposed last week by Magistrate Edward J Smith after a drunken driving conviction. March 17 marks the anniversary of death, not the birth of St Patrick.
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Earl A. Maas
Edward J. Smith
St. Patrick
Body of Msgr Flanagan Returns From Berlin
Msgr E J Flanagan founder of Boys Town Nebraska dies in Berlin while on tour of youth facilities. His body flies to the United States aboard a B 29. Cardinal von Preysing led funeral rites with Gen Clay and Col Nuwer among mourners. Ice age note interrupts with unrelated fact about ice thickness.
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Berlin
United States
Frankfurt
E. J. Flanagan
Bors Town
Nebraska
Konrad von Preysing
Holy Rosary
Steglite
Louis J. Clupny
Boys Town
Omaha
Lucius D. Clay
Geo. P. Hays
Robert D. Murphy
Roman J. Nuwer
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Austria
Father Flanagan
Germany
Nuwer
Photo-Reporter on Okinawa Frederick boy featured
Philip C. Geraci, son of Mrs. Paul Jones of Route 1, serves as a photographic correspondent for the Stars and ??? paper. The full-page feature compares Okinawa at Easter, highlighting cuts and a column by the publication’s famed staff.
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Okinawa
Frederick Boy
Philip C. Geraci
Paul Jones
Route 1
Millpape
Frederick High School graduate joins air corps to study journalism
Sergt Geraci, Frederick High School class of 1846, enlisted in the Air Corps in September 1944 for a three year hitch to study Air Force photography. He has begun a journalism career with Stars and Stripes, covering Okinawa, Japan, Korea and other Pacific sites. He plans to use GI Bill benefits to attend a leading American journalism school after discharge and pursue newspaper or magazine work in peacetime.
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Frederick
Sergt
Geraci
Air Corps
Stars and Stripes
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
Pacific
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