Young boy kills friend in Russian Roulette game
In Portland a 10 year old boy shot his playmate Elvin Moraski in a field near their North Portland home during a game of Russian roulette. The survivor confessed they fled after school and later turned himself in, the gun had one live round in a nine shot cylinder. Authorities placed the shooter with juvenile services.
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Portland
Ore
Elvin “Happy” Moraski
West Side Hills
Moraski
James Funeral Set For Kentucky
Funeral services for Jasper W. James who died Friday at his home 235 South 12th Avenue will be held in Inez Kentucky with time to be decided later Born September 26 1890 in Inez he came to Phoenix four years ago He had been ill for several years Survived by two sons Joe James of Phoenix Vinson James of Inez and two daughters Miss Garrett James and Mrs Samuel Collett both of Phoenix
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Jasper W. James
South 12Th Avenue
Inez
James
Phoenix
Joe James
Vinson James
Garrett James
Samuel Collett
Two Men Sentenced for Failure to Support Wives and Children
In West Phoenix Precinct Court Justice of the Peace Al J Flood sentenced William E Wenger, 24, to six months in jail for failing to provide for his wife Marilyn and their 3 month old son, with five months suspended for family support. Austin Kastillon, 31, was given a six month term suspended on condition he pays $90 monthly for his wife and three minor children. Henry Tamillo, 36, of Huntington Park, Calif., was arrested on a warrant for failure to provide for Harriet and two children and will be arraigned in East Phoenix Justice Court.
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West Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
William E. Wenger
Marilyn
West Cocopah Street
Wenger
Flood
Austin Kastillon
North 17Th Avenue
Henry Tamillo
Huntington Park
Calif
Harriet
East Lynwood Street
Tamillo
East Phoenix Justice Court
End Of Censorship In Japan Urged
The American Chamber of Commerce in Japan urged removal of censorship and pressures on the Japanese press. It said newspapers are still subject to post publication censorship by occupation headquarters and expressed faith in the integrity and trust of the majority of Japanese newspapers today.
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Tokyo
American Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Pastre te promises comfort for loose dentures
An old style药 ad claims FASTEETH stops teeth from slipping when sitting, talking, or laughing. It markets as a pleasant, secure feel with no pasty taste. Available at drug stores.
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Alkatine Monacia
Court Backs Union In Suit On Picketing
Yavapai County Superior Court Judge W E Patterson ruled in favor of Hotel and Restaurant Employees Local 631 and the AFL in a Sun Drug Stores suit seeking 10000 damages and an order restraining picketing. The judge said picketing was lawful and peaceful to gain a contract, noting store leases and intervenors.
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Yavapai County
W. E. Patterson
American Federation of Labor
Sun Drug Stores
Phoenix
G. Melvin Reese
North First Avenue
North Central Avenue
Patterson
Owen W. White
G. W. Grosscope
Reese
Unon xxx
Arizona
United States
Navy officer cites TNT switch in blast that killed photographer
In Boston a court of inquiry heard Lt Comdr Francis Fane testify that blocks of TNT were substituted for smoke powder in signaling devices during a mock amphibious assault. The change, made by Lt Hugh McStay, produced distinctive signals and may have been approved by higher authority. Ensign William Langone and Lt. Comdr E Grant Meade were injured, while McStay was critically wounded. Moe Fineberg, 56, a Boston Post photographer, was killed.
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Boston
Navy
Boston Post
Francis W. Fane
Morris
Moe) Fineberg
Hugh E. McStay
Norfolk
McStay
Comdr
E. Grant Meade
Philadelphia
William Langone
Fineberg
Fane
Morgan Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Rudolph Bennett Morgan former Department of Agriculture employee were set for 2 p.m. at Memory Chapel A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with Rev LeRoy D Thomas of Palmcroft Baptist Church officiating He was born February 20 1884 in Rushville Illinois and moved to Arizona two decades ago later living in Phoenix for 13 years and retiring in July from the Poultry Station in Glendale Survived by wife Inez L three daughters Winona L Morgan C G Clark and Ella Mae Morgan two sisters Grace Applegate and Myrtle Randall and a brother Gilbert Morgan Interment Greenwood Memorial Park
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Rudolph Bennett Morgan
Department of Agriculture
A. L. Moore and Sons
LeRoy D. Thomas
Palmcroft Baptist Church
Morgan
Children’s Department
Rushville
Iil
Glendale
Arizona
Phoenix
Agriculture Department
Inez L
Winona L. Morgan
State College
C. G. Clark
Ella Mae Morgan
Grace Applegate
Myrtle Randall
Quincy
Gilbert Morgan
Macomb
Greenwood Memorial Park
Peron Likely 52 Winner Paved Path to Victory
BUENOS AIRES Oct 3 The followers of President Juan D Peron appear to have paved the way for his reelection in 1952 The all Peronista Senate approved a bill barring registered members of existing parties from joining new groups The measure now goes to Peron for signature effectively outlawing coalitions of five opposition parties In the last election 1946 Peron won 304 of 372 electoral votes.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
all-Peronista
Senate
Peron
Peronistas
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Arkansas
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Dick Steinman
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Ray Korte
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