Gets 90 Days For Tampering
A West Virginia man Glen L. Simons of Princeton received a 90 day term in Frederick county jail after magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield found him guilty of tampering with a motor vehicle. Simons claimed he slept during the theft and denied participation while the other two men fled toward Baltimore after gas was taken from a tractor trailer.
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Frederick County
West
H. F. O'Brien
Simons
Route 40
Frederick
Gee
James Candier
Baltimore
Franklin H. Tracey
South Carroll Street
Tracey
Alton Twenty
Second
Market Streets
North Market Street
McCarran Urges Jessup Rejection Amid Nomination Talk
Senator McCarran of Nevada urged the Senate to reject Ambassador Philip C. Jessup's United Nations nomination to prevent a possible second Harrison appointment after Congress adjourns. He said Jessup should not be permitted to serve under any circumstances and expressed confidence the Senate would vote against confirming him if given the chance.
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Washington
McCarran
D-Nev
Senate
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations
Truman
Congress
Tessup
MctCarran
Nevada
Senators consider shelving Jessup nomination in committee
Supporters doubt they can win confirmation as Jessup’s fate hangs on the Foreign Relations Committee. Backers seek to stall, allowing a recess appointment by President Truman for the upcoming Paris NA General Assembly. Senator McCarthy accuses Jessup of following Communist twists. Jessup denies it.
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Senate
Jessup
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
U. N. General Assembly
Paris
McCarthy R-Wis
Jline
Baby Five Days Old Stolen From Hospital In Michigan City
A five day old baby, Lawrence James Lyons, was reported missing from St. Anthony's Hospital in Michigan City. Police across three states have few clues as the father James Lyons appeals on radio for the baby’s safe care and return. He describes feeding details and asks for the baby to be brought back to the hospital, police station, or home. In other brief, Eugene Kent sails for Alaska with USN unit for a three month duty tour at Adak.
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Michigan City
Ind
Lawrence James Lyons
St. Anthony's Hospital
James Lyons
Lyons
Wabash
Alaska
Eugene L Kent
USN
Alford L Diges
All Saints Street
Air Transport Squadron 3
Naval Air Station
Moffett Field
Calif
Naval Station
Adak
Boyle Quits Under Fire
Washington dispatch reports President Truman seeking a new party chairman as Republican Senator Nixon says William M. Boyle Jr resignation will not halt inquiry into alleged use of political influence on Government loans. Nixon urges Gabrielson to quit as RFC probe widens.
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Washington
Truman
William M. Boyle, Jr
Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Gabrielson
Pan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senator Hoey
D-Nc
Hoey
RFC
National Committee
Prospective Replacement Options for Truman Aide Post
The article lists possible picks for a White House counsel role or similar post. Names include John L. Sullivan former Navy secretary, Francis Myers former Pennsylvania senator, Oscar Chapman secretary of the interior, and Senators Clements of Kentucky and Anderson of New Mexico. Myers and Sullivan practice law in Washington. The president weighs candidates while Republicans warn of political risk.
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Sullivan
New Hampshire
Navy
Louis Johnson
Truman
Myers
Pennsylvania
Boyle
Clements
Kentucky
Anderson
New Mexico
Congress
Interior
Oscar Chapman
Mr. Truman
Dorothy Dix Says Nagging and Talking Difference Explained
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about nagging versus talking in a strained marriage. She cites the husband’s chronic stomach trouble as a major cause of nagging and suggests sympathy, patience, and tact to preserve family peace while the wife copes with her own nervous strain.
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Miss Dix
Conflicting Advice and Societal Views Mix in Historical Letters
A collection of fragile collected notes explores domestic tension and relationship strategy as a wife confronts years of indulging her husband and faces nagging perceptions. It includes Miss Dix guidance on dating and romance and a Marxist critique contrasting capitalism and free enterprise, ending with a nod to Willamette University as Northwest's oldest higher learning institution.
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Northwest
Willamette University
Oregon
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
A brief portrait of a determined writer in a London flat who spends nights feverishly composing, tearing up drafts and rewriting after long days at the British Museum. The passage hints at a disciplined, relentless creative process and the obsessive drive behind literary work.
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Earl L. Douglass
London
British Museum
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