U S To Keep Control Of Island Bases
A U S official reiterated that the United States will retain exclusive control of Pacific island bases essential to national security for a long period. President Truman, referenced by Secretary Ross, denied any quarrel with officials and noted a January policy conference confirming trusteeship plans with the United Nations.
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Pacific Island
Charles G. Ross
Ross
State Department
Pacific
U.S
United States
United Nations
Okinawa
Grandview
Martha E. Truman
J. Vivian Truman
Mary Jane Truman
Truman
Margaret
Two Thurmont Men Have Bad Weekend
Rog er and Martin Luther Gray, brothers from near Thurmont, endured a rough weekend. Rog er, reportedly slightly intoxicated, wandered onto Route 15 and was struck by a car, sustaining scalp injuries and a possible skull fracture but later released. Martin Luther Gray, also involved, faced intoxication charges, drunken driving, and failing to keep to the right after being treated for a facial wound and jailed.
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Martin Luther Gray
Thurmont
Hoover's
Frederick City
Gray
Peoples Court
Route 15
Airport Inn
Roy Edgar Barthlow
Walkersville
Alver Norwood
Water Street
Norwood
Frederick City Hospital
Second Man Captured In Robbery Case
Frederick Pensel Jr sought in the mid night attempted robbery of a Mr. Airy store. He was taken into custody at his home in Overlea and handed to State Police at Randalls town. Pensel held at Carroll County jail. Shot injuries misread. bullets hit a waistline stove and ricocheted to the stove ceiling. Pensel, questioned by Trooper Simmons, and accomplice Fred Curtiss denied theft of $130 from Walter Shipley in Taneytown. Pensel had escaped a Mt. Airy posse and was last seen on Main Street. Baltimore County Police guarded his home and captured him Saturday night.
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Penséel
Simmons
Pestale
Fred Curtiss
Cary Tee Ahi
Walter L. Shipley
Taneytown
Pensel
Mt. Airy
Main Street
Baltimore County
Trish War Bride Convicted in Nevada Court
In Las Vegas on November 3 a jury found Mrs. Bridget Waters guilty of manslaughter in the September death of her husband, Frank Waters. She faces one to five years in the State Penitentiary at Carson City. The jury recommended deportation to Great Britain after release, with parole possible after about eleven months. Defense counsel said a new trial could be sought, contingent on grounds to be stated. Bond set at eighty three thousand dollars cash or equivalent.
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Bridgett
Tod
Frank
Las V Bank
Ators Oonerica
Nevada
Carson City
Marion Earl
Waters
Jury convicts Mrs Waters of first degree murder
Jury foreman Warmire states more than half of a dozen ballots needed for verdict. He notes there was no gasoline involvement and that Mrs Waters faces a first degree murder conviction based on trial findings.
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Warmire
Overtone
Mev
Waters
No War Threat Declared By Marshal Tity To Big Yugoslav Crowd
Marshal Tito told an audience estimated at 300000 in Belgrade on November 3 that there will be no war because the people of the world do not want war. He linked the speech to Slavic allies including Soviet Russia, amid rain-soaked attendance.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tity
Russia
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