10 Most Wanted Criminals Spotlight Bent Jr On FBI List
The June 18 1951 FBI top 10 most wanted includes Joseph Franklin Bent Jr a 23 year old veteran bandit. A noted store robber with escapes from Gretna La and Grand Junction Colo he remains armed and dangerous with a string of robberies across Kansas City Corpus Christi and California. Bent also uses aliases including Franklin Bent Joe Frank Bent and Richards.
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Washington
INS
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Joseph Franklin Bent Jr
Clay County
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Grand Junction
Colo
California
Minnesota
Franklin Joseph Howard Bent
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Joe Frank Bent
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Kerr Predicts MacArthur Popularity To Ebbs
Sen. Robert Kerr notes smaller crowds at MacArthur Texas speeches and predicts waning appeal if he runs for president. Kerr cites Houston Dallas Fort Worth attendance shortfalls and calls out MacArthur’s campaign as risking bigger war ties. Dworshak counters Kerr’s political ambitions claim, saying Republicans saw no political use in MacArthur’s return.
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Robert S. Kerr
Okla
General MacArthur
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Oklahoma
MacArthur
Houston
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Henry C. Dworshak
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Noted Translator John Henry Mason Dies at 76
London report says John Henry Mason, aged 76, translator of Greek and Latin classics and a noted type designer, died today at his home in London. The obituary highlights his scholarly work and influence in typography.
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John Henry Mason
Hospice Fire Death Toll Reaches 39 in Montreal
Sister Annette Desilets of the Grey Nuns lists 39 dead from Friday's fire at Ste Cunegonde Home for the elderly, based on recovered bodies and missing persons reports. Coroner A B Clement gave 37, with 36 identified. Mass funeral planned at Notre Dame Church for victims. two nuns to be buried at the mother house.
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Annette Desilets
Grey Nuns Order
Ste. Cunegondeen
A. B. Clement
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Two Day Pan Am Strike Ends With Settlement
In New York on June 18, Pan American World Airways restored flight operations after a two day strike by about 1,000 workers. The walkout began Friday when 89 mechanics were laid off, 69 from American Overseas Airlines before Pan Am acquired it, and spread to most of the workforce before a settlement was reached.
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Pan American World Airways
American Overseas Airlines
Pan Am
Ice Packs Offer Simple Relief For Bursitis
Medical note explains bursae around joints and shoulder subdeltoid bursitis. Ice packs reduce pressure and pain more effectively than heat. In bed with arm supported, patients apply finely cracked ice in a Turkish towel for 30 to 60 minutes every three hours, repeating as needed for temporary relief.
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Herman Bundesen
M.D
Goodyear Workers Return To Jobs Akron Strike Ends
The first of 6000 Goodyear Aircraft Corp workers returned to machines in Akron Ohio today after a one week strike. Union and company officials plus Federal Mediator Paul Fuller conduct negotiations while the company drops injunctions and will take no punitive action against workers.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Paul Fuller
Summit County Common Pleas Court
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