War hero charged with burglary at Monterey shop
A Monterey man claiming to be a war hero faces charges of burglary assault with a deadly weapon and attempted robbery after allegedly trying to seize $10,000 from Paddy Cody, the former singing butcher fired for causing distractions with his singing. The case included a fingerprint check and testimony about the butcher’s music.
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Monterey
Paddy
Crosby
Tigeatty
Monterey County
Puddy
Walley
Phelan
Joo
Molin Russell Blair
Abilene
Kan
Blair
California
Magician Thwarts Prison Park Uproar and War Fame Ties
A reporter's visit to Mrs. Blair ties a robbery attempt to her husband Blair a World War II veteran with multiple decorations. A magician Al Hixenbaugh at La Grange Reformatory faced weapon confiscation after two guns and blades were pulled from a prop box. Police and officials describe Monday’s explosion risk in South Kingston and the case of Deputy Sheriff Tom Martin preventing further harm. In Trenton Homer Croy, author of Jesse James Was My Neighbor, returns a borrowed Spanish novel after 50 years, noting a note about return.
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Razorback Ridge
Iin
Uvice
Korea
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Kansas
Haldup
Chester Gillette
del Monte Properties Co
Frank Morton
del Monte Lodge
Sherif Tom Martin
Louisville
la Grange Reformatory
Dorn
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Hixenbaugh
Martin
Gillette
Morton
Trenton
Gpi
Homer Croy
New York
Ee Blair
Jesse James
Moscow
Nikita
Ray V. Denslow
Khrushchev
Mos
University of Missouri
Gow
Croy
Aman
Communist Party
Brown Denies Gift Donations Solicited
Sacramento reports Gen. Edmund G. Brown denies asking deputies to donate funds to buy Christmas liquor for newsmen. He states any solicitation was without his knowledge, addressing a letter to the editor in the Sacramento Union alleging deputies pressed cash in the booze bucket and warnings of reprisals.
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Frayne
Democratic Party
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Stooges
Lance
J. L. Rosenberg
the Union
Vquor
Néwomen
Civil Service
Eney
KC Schools Seek End to Extortion
Kansas City authorities move to stamp out extortion in schools while cracking down on teens carrying weapons. Superintendent Hazlett orders principals to survey students and send letters to parents warning of consequences if offenses recur. The effort aims to curb violence and coercion on school property amid broader safety measures.
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Kansas City
James A. Havlett
Central Junior High School
Hazlett
Centre
Central Junior
Slayings of Patrolmen In Chicago Tarnished by Flight
Two youths, George Starcevic and Nick Lapapa, 23, confessed after surrendering to the FBI to the fatal shooting of Patrolman John Quirk, 23, on Chicago’s Near North Side. Starcevic identified Lapapa as the wounded accomplice, leading to a citywide manhunt. Miss Caroline Smith, 18, from Mt. Vernon, Ill, later identified the suspects at police headquarters.
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Chicago
FBI
George Stareevic
Hyere
Starcevic
John Quirts
Starcevie
Nick Lapapade
Starcevik
Lapapa
Quirk
Thele
Carolline Smith
Stu
Arund
Miss. Smith
Brutonette
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Auto unions push profit sharing amid Reuther plan shifts
UAW leaders back profit sharing as a way to reward workers across Ford Chrysler and General Motors. Experts say such plans would reshape tax and industry negotiations, with profits above 10 percent to be split among stockholders, workers, and consumers. The piece recalls Henry Ford’s 1914 model T rebates after high sales.
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Detroit
UAW
Acro
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
General Mo
Walter
Charn
Senege
Fed
General Motors Corp
Henry Ford
Municipal Band Concert Program WholesiAt
Concert program from the municipal band featuring conductor Payne and soloists Anat Aubert Tilnenoorn and Teondenst Eger. Performances include cornet soloes by Haren, Drip Ming and Rudolf Warner. Audience directions and venue details are partially legible with names and pieces unclear.
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Payne
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Tilnenoorn
Eger
Aunt Walt
Alonrt W. Liittehoorn
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Drip Ming
Rudolf Warner
Cams Breck
Curtisst
Hgornen
Plan could cut federal revenue if adopted in auto industry
If the plan spread beyond auto to other sectors, federal revenue could fall by billions as corporate income taxes drop from current levels. Ford and General Motors executives derail the idea deeming it unrealistic and inflationary, while UAW leadership shows internal opposition forming.
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Ford
General Motors
Herlan H. Curtice
L. Liz Colbert
Chrysler
Pusheart Markets Doomed in New York City
Open air pushcart markets may disappear as Market Commissioner Masciarelli plans to urge Mayor Wagner to end curbside emporiums. He cites inspection and supervision costs that outweigh city revenue.
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New York
Wrech
Anthony Masciarelli
Montay
Robert F. Wagner
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