Bing's Wit Unworried Over Plot
The Long Beach telegraph item notes Bing Crosby’s wife in town amid a ransom scare and a gaunt ex convict plot. Police in Boyd, Texas halted a bear hunt after amateur hunters swarmed the search for a mother bear and cubs. In Los Angeles, an urgent pet drive for the blind draws vast donations, while a Baltimore Zoo llama gives birth as authorities discuss animal import rules.
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Tex
Big Wise County
Lee Cockrell
Virgil Goodman
Fort Worth
Cockrell
Hollywood
Bing
Crosby
Alaska
Reno
Rockefeller report urges new foreign policy for modern world
Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Aiken backed a Rockefeller Brothers Fund study urging a permanent, broader approach to foreign trade and aid. Proposals include long term loans, tax incentives, regional development banks, and UN channels. Hearings on trade extensions and military aid follow as the administration seeks policy alignment with private capital.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
U. S
Rockefeller
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
United Nations
Humphrey
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
MISS Snow says she refused Davison kidnapping plan
Davison and Kling planned to kidnap Mrs Crosby but quit after learning she was pregnant. Miss Snow testified she did not want any part of the crime and told her uncle. Earlier, Davison, a three time loser, described a shift to robbery.
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Davison
Nicki Snow
Seminole County
Okla
Eugene Kling
Zoo
Llama
Aft Lake
Baltimore
Stella the Lama
Zap Preen Eine
Arthur Watson
Allama
Alma
Watson
Tamas
Miss. Snow
Lockport
John
Silver Cross Hospital
Bruno
Brunos
Slayer of Teener on Top 10 List
The FBI added Angelo Luigi Pero, 53, to its top 10 most wanted list for the murder of 17 year old Alexander Menditto in Brooklyn last March. Pero is linked to Domenick Scialo, also charged in the case, who was added earlier to the list after reports he fled New York to avoid prosecution.
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Brooklyn
FBI
Bureau
Angelo Luigi Pero
Alexander Menditto
Pero
Dominick Scialo
Menditto
Scialo
New York
Truman aid Brig. Gen. Charles May Jon dies in river accident
Former legislative aide to President Truman, Brig. Gen. Charles May Jon retired, 63, drowned after falling from a motorboat into the Patuxent River on Sunday.
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Air Force
Charles May Jon
Truman
Patuxent River
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