Wealthy officer case sparks mass detentions in New York
In New York a staff of 100 detectives rounded up dozens of suspects tied to an investigation of retired police sergeant Joseph Luberda 52 who faced a drunken driving arrest in Suffer. Investigators found cash of 19945 and bankbooks with deposits totaling 16000 along with a list of about 100 names and money amounts. Suspects were questioned and ordered to appear before Brooklyn and Manhattan rackets grand juries.
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New York
Joseph Lubérda
Prand
Brooklyn
Suffer
N.Y
Manhattan
Luberda
Lst
Brooklyn Grand Jury
Manhattan Prand Jury
Lutheran Groups Begin Talks on Unity
The two million member Lutheran Church Missouri Synod signaled openness to unity talks with other Lutherans. President Rev Dr John W Behnken announced Monday after previously rejecting an invitation. He wrote to Dr Paul F Empie executive secretary of the National Lutheran Council which groups eight denominations. Altogether about eight million Lutherans exist in the United States across 16 branches.
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New York
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
John W. Behnken
Paul F. Empit
National Lutheran Council
United States
Classified Business Opportunity Ad Seeks Buyer
A classified business opportunity ad invites prospects to phone HE 2 5959 for details. It promotes the chance to buy a current operation and urges timely contact for negotiations. The notice uses a simple sales tone typical of classified listings.
Dissenting Jurist Judge Denman Found Dead
William Denman a famed dissenting jurist and former federal judge tied to the Ninth Circuit was found dead at his Los Angeles home. Police reported a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head, a scene described as quiet with the judge seated on the floor.
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San Francisco
William Denman
Feds
Bridges
Australia
Anth
High Court
Fred Woo
Denman
Los Angeles
U.S. Court of Ap
Chessman
Dennellls
Thelman
Denham
Mine Strikers Show Power in Motorcade
United Mine Workers led a 6-car motorcade through Harlan Kentucky amid strikes against 26 independent coal mines and 200 truck operations. Labor officials demanded a 2 dollar daily wage rise while operators say the 24.25 dollar daily rate would bankrupt them. Judge Denman, long-time circuit judge, retired in 1957 after 22 years on the bench and later sat as needed. His dissents in Bridges and Chesspane cases were upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Harlan
John L.O Lewis
United Mine/rs
UMW
G. Wash Hall
Junion Organization
Denman
Circuit Court
US Shipping Board
theEmergency Fleet Corp
Department of Justice
Denan
U.S. Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
Daryl Chesspane
Old Soldier Pearcy Chooses Executioner For Self Destruction
Beverly England news recalls James Pearcy a 45 year old retired quartermaster who plotted to die by another’s hand. He manipulated Pvt Michael Dixon into firing a rifle at him then died on the floor from the blast. The coroner ruled Pearcy killed himself by his own scheme.
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Beverly
England
James Pearcy
Pearcy
Beverly Barracks
Michael Dixon
Dixon
Frederick Yorke
H. W. Renison
Churchman Ailing
The Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark Fry president of the United Lutheran Church in America has been admitted to New Rochelle Hospital for treatment of kidney ailment.
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New Rochelle
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church In America
New Rochelle Hospital
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