Mystery Anglos Halt Coplon Trial
New York February 16 UP Judge Sylvester Ryan halted the Coplon Gubitchev ionage conspiracy trial explaining a situation requiring lengthy chambers discussion The judge refused to discuss the mystery development or reveal it to Abram L Pomerantz attorney for Russian engineer Valentine Gubitchev The development apparently involved government girl Judith Lon and her attorney Arch aid Palmer as Judge Ryan Palmer and Miss Coplon arrived in court
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New York
Sylvester Ryan
Abraham L. Pomerantz
Valentine|Gu- Bitchev
Judith Lon
Archaid Palmer
Ryan
Palmer
Miss Coplon
Judge Adjourns Session Citing Justice Needs Monday
A court adjourned 30 minutes after the session was to start as Judge Ryan cited the best interests of justice. Pomerantz pressed for details but the judge refused to elaborate. Prosecutors and defense attorneys followed the judge to chambers, and jurors were told not to discuss the case or read about it over the weekend.
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Pomerantz
Marshall
Ryan
President Repeats Peace-talk Offer
President Truman said the United States is ready to discuss any plan leading to world peace with any country. He noted available UN negotiating machinery and ambassadors ready to talk at any time, reaffirming openness to meet any head of state in Washington.
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Washington
Truman
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Churchill
Truman Speech Sets Democratic Rally Tone in Congress Year
President Truman to address supporters at a dinner while National Chairman William Boyle frames the event as a rally for the administration program. The keynote calls for full speed ahead with plans, with critics from Republicans expected to attack. The event features Vice President Barkley, Speaker Rayburn, Boyle, and U S treasurer Georgia Neese Clark on NBC and CBS networks in Phoenix time.
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William Boyle
GOP
Phoenix
NBC
Barkley
Rayburn
Boyle
Georgia Neese Clark
U. S
Public Mind in the Auto Age and Standardized Complaints
An amateur polemic argues that the public is bombarded by capitalist marketing and calls for mind and taste standardization. It cites General Motors pushing a fixed vocabulary for car ills, forcing owners to rename noises like chirp and squeal before a mechanic acts.
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John Q
General Motors
Fliers Listed As Missing After Gulf Plane Crash
The Belgrum Air Force Base plane pilot First Lt. John J. Anderson, 28, and passenger S/Szt. Olin J. Smith, 30, were officially listed as missing after a crash in the Gulf of Mexico. Anderson is son of Dr and Mrs John R. Anderson of Minneapolis Kan. Smith’s wife and two children reside in Douglas Wy.
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Austin, Tex
Belgrum Air Force Base
Gulf of Mexico
John J. Anderson
John R. Anderson
Minneapolis
Kan
Olin J. Smith
Douglas
Wyo
Three Die When Car Hits Texas Bridge Near Plano
Three persons were killed early today when a car crashed into a bridge abutment south of Plano Texas. Firemen identified the dead as W H Clark Elwena Johnson and Lester Havis all residents of Plano.
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Texas Bridge
Plano
Tex
Here
W. H. Clark
Elwena Johnson
Lester Havis
General Wedemeyer Visits Phoenix for Army Tour
General Wedemeyer arrives by plane from Tucson and meets Governor Garvey, reviews ROTC and National Guard units, and holds a get acquainted tour of his Sixth Army. He declines comment on China policy, stresses implementing decisions, and aims to hear local military advisory views during a Valley visit ending Feb. 25 at the Presidio of San Francisco.
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Tucson
National Guard
Sky Harbor
State Capitol
Dan E. Garvey
Hotel Adams
Wedemeyer
China
Orient
Sixth Army
a_st
Hotel
Westward Ho
A. M. Tuthill
Arizona National Guard
Tuthill
Valley of
The
Phoenix Gazette
Knorpp
Robert W. Berry
U.S. Navy
Navy
John Ford
USNR
J. J. Boyle
L. H. Carruthers
Organized Reserve
Donovan P. Yeuel
Arthur C. Peterson
Garlyn Munkers
C. N. MacFarland
Arizona State College
Tempe
J. B. Pierce
Phoenix
MacFarland
Pierce
Crash survivors rescued after Northwest Vancouver crash
Ten survivors flown to hospital after a crash miles northwest of Vancouver British Columbia. S/Sgt Vitale Trippodi of Brooklyn fell from a tree on a cliff and was rescued by Capt Harold L Barry and Lt Raymond P Whitfield Jr. Others also reported hanging in trees and sleeping on pine boughs after the crash. The group, including Lt Col Daniel V Mcdonald and S/Sgt James Ford, reached safety and awaited further medical care.
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Vitale Trippodi
Brooklyn
McChord
Harold L. Barry
Hillsboro
Ill
Raymond P. Whitfield, Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Trippodi
Dick Thrasher
Chilton
Thrasher
Daniel V. Mcdonald
Arlington
James Ford
Holdenville
Okla
Paul Gerhart
Germantown
Coastal rescue saves mariners after rough voyage
A pair of sailors were stranded at sea and rescued after a Canadian fishing boat picked them up. A Coast Guard PBY transported them to Port Hardy on Vancouver Island, where a C-82 aircraft retrieved them.
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Coast Guard
PBY
Port Hardy
Vancouver Island
Fire damages Enid stores in $500,000 blaze
An early morning fire in Enid Oklahoma caused about 500000 in damage to the Newman Mercantile Company's half block store and two neighboring dry goods firms.
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Enid, Okla
Newman Mercantile Company
Ten crash survivors returned to McChord Base
Ten survivors of a B-36 crash off the Northern Coast of British Columbia were brought to McChord Air Force Base Hospital. Names and ranks include Lt. Col. Daniel V. McDonald of Arlington Virginia as lone passenger, pilot Capt Harold L. Barry of Hillsboro Illinois, and crew members from San Antonio Texas to Miami Florida.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Air Force
British Columbia
McChord Base Hospital
Daniel V. McDonald
Arlington
Harold L. Barry
Hillsboro
Raymond P. Whitfield, Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Roy R. Darrah
Martin’s Ferry
Ohio
Paul Gerhart
Germantown
Ernest O. Cox
Pampa
Martin B. Stephens
San Francisco
Calif
James R. Ford
Air Force identifies still missing crewmen near coast
The six members of the abandoned B-36 identified as still missing are Capt. Theodore F. Schreier co pilot from Madison Wisconsin Capt. William M. Phillips 30 navigator from Garber Oklahoma and four others listed among the crew. Search operations along the British Columbia coast continue with authorities releasing names and roles of the unaccounted men.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
British Columbia
Theodore F. Schreier
Madison
Wis
William M. Phillips
Garber
Okla
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