American troops rush to front in mock invasion drill
In a South Jersey exercise, American forces rush to the front to slow a simulated Black invasion. General Mack Arthur orders first and second armies to meet the threat as brigades move to camps and air support plans shift toward coastal defense and evacuation contingencies.
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Rewark
N J
South Jersey
Douglas MackArtur
Hestion
Furst
Ifantry
War Department
Ie State
Uut
Philadelphia
Wimington
Delaware
New Jersey
Benhis & Nolan
First Army
GC. D. Roberts
Third Cavalry
Camp Dix
Wrightstown
N. J
Narragansett Bast
Boston
Mesewaue
General Headquarters Air Force
Pacific
Burd
Delaware River
Delaware Bay
Atlantic
Army Corps
Wovan Tortie Eva Cooperstown Trial Testimony T
Eva Cooperstown testified under “torturing conditions” before signing a statement on the murder of Harry Wright. She spoke after a defense prosecution conference and said she would sign to obtain sleep. The testimony followed the June 20 timeline, with Eva in custody four days and questioned for hours during a reenactment of the mallet incident.
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Cooperstown
Eva Coo
Harry Wright
Asl
Eva
James J. Byard Jr
Donald Grant
Byard
Barker
Martha Clift
Crude Oil Output Falls Across U S in Latest Week
Texas production rose to 1,084,207 barrels daily while overall U S crude output slipped from 2,587,624 to 2,551,637 barrels per day. Oklahoma and California showed declines. East Texas and Michigan regions posted gains amid mixed regional results reported by the Oil and Gas Journal.
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U. S
Tulsa
Okla
Texas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Oklahoma
Canfernia
Michigan
Girls Admit Story of Kidnaping by Three Men Hoax
Three Utah girls from prominent families confessed that the reported kidnapping tale, involving three men, was false. The youths identified include Seowerolt, 12, Margo Spargo, 13, and Elden Mulcahy, 13. another girl, Join Lehman of Salt Lake City, was initially named but not confirmed. Police had considered possible abduction motives before admissions.
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Seowerolt
Margo Spargo
Elden Mulcahy
Utaly Fiam Mies
Gle
Lehman
Salt Lake City
Valion Units Patrol Raritan and Delaware Coasts
Valion units will cover the waters of the Raritan bay Upper bay and Lower bay and take daily photographs of enemy activities along the New Jersey and Delaware coast flings.
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Valion
Raritan Bay
Upper Bay
Lower Bay
New Jersey
Delaware
Jury Out In Red Case Delays Decker Vagrancy Trial
Sacramento dispatch reports the Los Angeles jury failed to reach a verdict early today in Caroline Decker’s vagrancy case, tied to alleged Communist activity. The panel planned to resume deliberations on Decker and 16 co defendants, with two convictions and two acquittals already recorded.
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Sacramento
Calif
Wela
Caroline Decker
California
Miss Decker
Lupe Velez
Ramon Navarro
Dolores Oal Rio
Car Crash Sends Two to Hospital on McCullough and Laurel
Colin W. Carnal, 59, of Nolan Street, suffered a dislocated right shoulder and minor injuries when his car collided with another driven by Mrs. Connie Mauer, of McCullough Avenue, at the intersection of McCullough and Laurel Monday night. Carnal was treated at Medical and Surgical Hospital.
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W. HH. Carnal
Nolan Street
Commnie Mauer
McCullough Avenue
Laurel Street
Gamal
Medical and Surlea) Hospital
Ship Flora sinks after fogbound grounding off Cape Saint Vincent
London report states the Spanish steamer Flora ran aground in dense fog off Cape Saint Vincent and sank. A crew member aboard Flora wired owners that the ship sank after the grounding, with distress signals noted from the vessel.
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London
M—tayd
Ah Bilbao
Fora
Cape Saint Vincent
Oshant
Cabo Mayor
Bar Association Adopts By Laws At Wednesday Meeting
The San Antonio Bar Association conducts a meeting to adopt a new constitution and bylaws. Howard P. Howard, president, announced plans for adoption at a Wednesday session in the Thirty-seventh District Courtroom with Judge Harry Li.
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San Antonio Bar Association
Thirty-seventh District
Harry Li. Howard
Bond Set On Federal Charge For Drunken Driving On Reserve
E. X. Williams faced a federal count alleging driving while intoxicated on a military reservation. He posted a final bond of $750 with United States Commissioner Paul A. Leckhart and was released pending further proceedings.
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E. X. Willams
United States
Paul A. Leckhart
Actress Kay Braniers Denies Rumors of Marriage
London reports quote Sorten actress Kay Braniers denying rumors she will marry Mall Fice Chevalier. She says she will not marry while pursuing her career in the arts and cites marriage not changing her commitments. (Source: Daily Mall dispatch from Cernube hig, Italy)
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London
Mall Dispatch
Cernubehig
Italy
Kay Braniers
Fice Chevalier
Asgin
Pennywise fashion notes for children and adults in 1954
A vintage column reviews back to school wear trends with emphasis on practical layered outfits. It notes lightweight sweaters skirts tweeds and knitwear, hints at leather shoes and sandals, and mentions menswear influences and Prince of Wales tailoring visible in junior and adult styles. The piece ends with a copyright line.
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Prince of Wales
Canyright
King Fratepen Hendicate
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