Cinderella To Say On Divorce
New York Journal American reports Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife Barbara Sears have parted amicably with a likely permanent separation. They plan a friendly divorce decision resting with Barbara. The couple, who married in 1948, live apart for months amid estrangement.
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New York Journal-American
Winthrop Rockefeller
Barbara
Bobo
Sears
Journal-American
Rockefeller
The
Lowell, Ind
Rockefeler
Rockefeller New York
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American
Ea “Ars
Isobel
Story
Jievute Pavlekiute
Nobletown
Chicago
Pearl
Tobacco
Boston
Richard Sears
Paris
Senate group to probe five percenters in new inquiries
Washington January 7 The senate group that led last year s inquiry into five percenters announced plans for a new series of investigations. Chairman Hoey Democrat of North Carolina said the panel may open public investigations within the next two weeks to ten days.
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Washington
Senate
Hoey
D-Nc
Special Investigating Subcommittee
Young GOP faults U.S. China policy as a Communist aid
The Young Republican National Federation accused U S foreign policy of aiding Communists in China. Chairman John Pope said American policy in China is the colossal diplomatic blunder of our history and called for changes to counter a rising Communist influence.
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U.S. China
Washington
Young Republican National Federation
U. S
China
Federation
John Pope
Ald
Weekend weather forecast with cooling nights
Forecasts fair to partly cloudy conditions then parity. Warmer Saturday and Sunday with frost on two places Saturday night. Gentle to moderate northerly winds. Saturday high 58, Saturday low 30, Sunday high 65, Sunday morning 32. Friday night low 54. Weather page note says additional details on page 2.
Four Alamo Heights youths jailed after obscene call incident
Four Alamo Heights youths were jailed after using obscene language over the telephone to a 15 year old San Antonio girl who refused to date one of them. San Antonio and Alamo Heights police traced the call to Mule Stall. The youths, ages 16 to 18, were held for vagrancy and the father of the girl plans to prosecute.
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San Antonio
Alamo
Lea Woodbury
Argo Ave
Billy Manning
W. E. Smokey
Staver
George W. Fischer
Woodcrest Ave
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Stover
Darlene
Horen
Boren
Chichester
Heights
T. C. McClusii
Yang
State to Hear Sewer Charge in San Antonio River Spill
The state will hear charges on the discharge of raw or partially treated sewage into the San Antonio River on January 16 in Austin. Atty. Gen. Price Daniel announced the hearing, sponsored by the health department and the game fish and oyster commission, inviting officials from San Antonio area communities such as Goliad Kenedy Floresville Falls City Kaynes City and Poth to participate.
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Austin
Price Daniel
State Health Department
State Game, Fish’ and‘ Oyster Commission
Daniel
Goliad
Kenedy
Floresville
Falls City
Kaynes City
Poth
Decries Religious Anger Over Doctor Murder Case
Sander condemns religious hostility stirred by the murder case of Dr. Hermann N. Sandey charged in the mercy death of cancer patient Abbie Barrote. Langdell calls efforts to frame the case as a religious martyrdom as wrong as prosecutors say Barrote died from air injections in her veins, not cancer.
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Hermann N. Sandey
Ralph B. Langdell
Abbie Barrote
Lawyers Confer on Ingrid Bergman Divorce
New York briefing describes day to day talks between Ingrid Bergman’s attorney Gregson Bautzer and her husband’s lawyer Laurence Brinn aimed at smoothing legal issues. Bergman seeks divorce from Dr Peter Lindstrom to wed Itellan director Roberta Rassellini.
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New York
Ingrid Bergman
Gregson Bautzer
Laurence E. Brinn
Peter Lindstrom
Roberta Rassellini
El Paso Sergeant Says He Shot Man After Meeting Wife
El Paso businessman Pukll was shot dead early today near his estranged wife’s home. Sgt Kenneth Jones, 26, said he fired after meeting Pukll and Mrs Jones returning from Juarez. One bullet hole showed in Mrs Jones coat. she was unharmed. Jones claimed he and Mrs Jones married six weeks ago and had separated the day after Christmas.
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EL. Paso
Tank Pukll Jr
el Paso
Kenneth Jones
AFH
Pukll
Jones
Juarez
Mexico
Mrs. Jones
New York Tightens Water Restrictions Again
New restrictions were in effect today to conserve New York City's scarce water supply. Use of fixtures in Russian and Turkish baths was banned. All swimming pools, except those used for medical patients, were ordered shut down and new supplies of water to see skating rinks were cut off.
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New York
Van
New York City
Reds Hit Truman Talk
The Soviet armed forces newspaper Red Star called Truman's State of the Union a mixture of demagogic promises and improbable statements. In its first extended comment on the president, Red Star said the editor noted the fine oratory of the American president is misaligned with the facts.
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Moscow
Red Star Today
Truman
Tea Invitation To First Lady Off
Washington January 7 1941 Mrs Truman will not attend a University Women’s Club tea on January 16 though she had accepted the invitation. The withdrawal was announced this Wednesday Dr Elisabeth Conrad club president declined further comment pending a White House statement. The club recently split from the Washington branch over a dispute involving the admission of a Black leader.
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White House
Edith B. Helm
Truman
The
American Again
University
Mia
Mary iChurch Terre
Floods and Ice Bring Wide Midwest Damage
Severe weather across the midwest and southern states caused widespread hardship. Floods and ice storms left thousands homeless and cut heat, with hundreds of roads blocked and several deaths. The Red Cross reported 500 evacuations in Indiana as the Wabash river crested, while Memphis and nearby communities faced record cold and power outages.
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California
Arizona
Ohio River
Memphis
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Middle Tennessee
Mississsippi
Red Cross
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Vincennes
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Terre Haute
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Logansport
Delphi
Attica
Martinsville
Lawrenceville
Tennessee
Columbus
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Pearl
Tombighes
Record
$23,000 S.A. School Blaze
Five early Saturday destroyed three classrooms at Lorenzo de Zavilla elementary in Durango and Chaystormists. Fire gutted two offices and a boiler room, damaging building and contents. Damages set at 15,000 to the structure and 8,000 to contents. Cause undetermined. gas shut off as fire began around 6 30 a m. Fires spread through frame buildings. department extinguished after 45 minutes.
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Lorenzo de Zavilla
Durango
Chaystormists
C. 0. Hill
A. EB. Leal
West Side
Flying Arrow Shanghai Bound Amid Nationalist Tension
The American freighter Flying Arrow sails from Hong Kong to Shanghai despite Nationalist warnings and a U.S. State Department stance. The ship carries a full crew with 11 Americans, including two officers and nine seamen, along with 11 foreign crewmen. Earlier, four Ishbrandtsen ships were seized or fired upon by Nationalists.
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Hong Kong
INS
Flying Arrow
Shanghai
U.S. State Department
Jabrandtsen
Ishrandtsen
Death of Baby Probed in Lrgm Shack Incident
Officials investigated the death of 10 month old Pauline Walters believed to be from exposure in her parents’ shack. Police Officer C H Waller responded to a late Friday call in Matagorda Texas and found the infant in the arms of her father Vata Walters who took her to Robert B Green Hospital where Dr B Serda pronounced her dead on arrival. The doctor and Justice of the Peace E H Talbert attributed the cause to cold exposure but a formal verdict was withheld pending questions to the parents.
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Justice of the Peace
E. H. Talbert
Ms Opinion
Ex-S A Pastor Dies in Ft Worth
Reverend J Leighton Green a 76 year old former Presbyterian pastor from San Antonio died in Ft Worth on Friday after a heart ailment. He served as state clerk of the Mid Texas presbytery before retirement.
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S.A
Ft. Worth
J. Leighton Green
San Antonio
Mid.Texas Presbytery
Weekend Forecast Promises Warmer Weekend
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions with weekend highs around 58 Saturday and 65 Sunday. Light to moderate northerly winds will prevail. An early morning frost is possible in low-lying areas with temperatures dipping to 32.
Filipino Gangland Slaying Kills Seattle Club Leader
In a Lake Washington area ambush, 42 year old Fidal Molina president of the Filipino Social and Improvement Club was killed. Neighbors saw three men flee on foot as gunmen struck in the early hours outside Molina's luxury auto, police said.
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Sha Gun
Jan Tetalendey
Seattle
Iowa Blaze Scene of Pure Horror
Davenport fire at Mercy hospital. A mental ward fire killed many patients, with 14 bodies recovered by dawn and up to 14 missing. Only three men escaped as firefighters battled smoke and bars on windows, while rescuers described a scene of horror and desperate pleas. Nursing staff and patients, including Miss Mary Ruth Finnerty of Otumwa, faced severe burns and critical injuries.
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Aso
Mary Ruth Finnerty
Otumwa
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Hinaing
Ure
Josephine O'foole
Istaen
Hep, Voor
HONUR
Bill Stegen
Wwe
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