Two Men Cleared in County Court Trials
Two defendants were acquitted in County Court-at-Law No 1 before Judge McCollum Burnett. Rey Anderson of Route 4 Box 741 and Tony Rodriguez of 226 South Hackberry street were cleared of weapons and aggravated assault charges respectively. Twenty cases were disposed of Thursday and 24 set for Friday. Eleanor Eckford of 243 Robers Drive faced aggravated assault charges but her trial was passed due to lack of interpreters for sign language.
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McCollum Burnett
Washington Roundup on Peron policy ties deepen debate
The article reports U S officials led by President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall weighing swift action to resolve Argentine relations amid pressure from Messersmith and Braden. Senate committees and a Rio de Janeiro meeting loom as debates over policy and budget for veterans administration continue.
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George
Messersmith
Argentina
Marshall
Truman
United States
Washington
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Peron
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rio de Janeiro
U S Warns Jap Strike Leaders in Policy Clash
Reported remarks from Senator Bricker and other officials show tension over atomic control policy and a strike threat by 2 5 million workers. A House panel clash on reciprocal trade policy drew Democratic protest while tax talks surface. Goodwin of the U S employment service predicts continued high 1947 employment.
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Congressional Atomic Committee
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U. S. Employment Service
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Marshall May Skip Moscow Meeting Amid Diplomatic Doubts
Washington sources report doubts in diplomatic circles that Secretary of State George C. Marshall will attend the planned Moscow gathering of the Big Four foreign ministers. Attending depends on prospects for progress on Germany and Austria issues.
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Austria
Senator Taylor Argues For Christensen Army Verdict
In WasmivuguN Idaho on January 24 Senator Taylor led the case of Py. Leg W. Jensen a test of army justice. Christensen, from Luna Idaho, was convicted by court martial in Japan with the 24th Infantry Division for murder and assault. He was sentenced to hang. Taylor urged a War Department review board to reconsider, noting Christensen was 18 at trial and lacked adequate legal representation. Washington attorneys Wilkinson Woodruff Deem and Har t represented him.
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Washington
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God of Creation film shown at Youth for Christ
The God of Creation a Wonders of natural science film will be shown at the Youth for Christ rally Saturday evening at the First Baptist Church. In full color it depicts flower bud development metamorphosis of caterpillars and pollination and contrasts celestial views from Mount Wilson with tiny organisms in a drop of water. Produced by Moody Institute of Science it is presented by Percy A Buggs.
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Mount Wilson ‘Observatory
Moody Institute of Science
Percy A. l Buggs
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