School Head in Morals Trial
NORRISTOWN Pa March 5 Two sisters ages 11 and 14 accuse George W Hallesby founder of Warminister academy and his wife Laura 87 of improper relations. District Attorney told Montgomery county jury more sex was taught at the school. Police testified Hallesby arrested January 11 with an 11 year old girl in a country lane. The Bailes parents plead innocent to all counts including contributing to the delinquency open lewdness assault and battery and corrupting public morals and rape is charged.
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Norristown
Niter
George W. Hallesby
Warminister Academy
Laura
Rederick B
Murder Trial In District Court
George W. Cobb, 30, listed address 33315 Paso Hondo street, stood trial Tuesday before Judge W. W. McCrery in Criminal District Court on an indictment charging murder in the slaying of Nathaniel Morris.
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George W. Cobb
W. W. McCrery
Criminal District Court
Nathaniel Morris
Nationwide telephone workers strike set for day after tomorrow
The National Federation of Telephone Workers announced plans for a 250000 member walkout, hoping to pressure AT and T for wage settlement. Federal mediation shows little sign of reaching an agreement, while Labor Department officials privately believe a strike can be averted.
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Washington
National Federation of Telephone Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Labor Department
Cold Weather and Rain Hit Texas Across State
Blustery cold front moved from the Panhandle toward East Texas with lows around 20 at Guadalupe Pass and a warm 70 at Brownsville. Gusts up to 40 mph forecast as the system crossed the state, bringing rain, fog, and damp streets from the Panhandle to the Gulf Coast.
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Arkoomia
Texas
Panhandle
East Texas
Guadaliing Pass
Brownsville
Dallak Grea
Werther
Ralitan
Panhandie
Wichita Falls
Port Worth
Wink
San Anetonio
Corpus Christi
Middle Coast
Churchill Honored by Deaf School Students in Fulton
The Missouri State School for the Deaf in Fulton names Winston Churchill, the famed wartime leader, as signmaker of the century for his V for Victory gesture and wartime signs. A Peace Talk is slated with Rev. John P. Donaghey of Incarnate Word College speaking on The Problem of Peace at 8 p.m. Friday in San Antonio.
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Fulton
Mareh
Missouri State School For the Deaf
Hai
Winston Churchill
Britain
John P. Donaghey
Spy Commission Hints More Russian Data Seekers Named
Ottawa March 5 The royal commission probing alleged Russian espionage in Canada said further reports would be released soon. The interim list showed Russians sought atomic bomb, radar, and troop movement data, with focus on U S troop movements and units such as the 105th Timberwolf 4th and 45th Thunderbird divisions. Officials noted much remains undisclosed and other agents were active.
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Ottawa
Kathleen Willsher Qelt
High Commissioner’s
Emma Wotkin
State Department
Scandpbata
Royal Ecommission
U. S
America
Germany
Oud
Europe
Commission
Atomic May Accused In Bow Street Court
Alan Nunn May a British wartime atomic scientist, aged 34, faced Bow Street court charged by Prosecutor E H A Morgan with communicating information on atomic energy in 1945 that could aid an enemy. The prosecutor said May admitted to Lt Colonel Bayt of the intelligence corps that he communicated the information but refused to name the other person or their nationality.
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London
Alan Nunn
Britain
Canada
Bow Street
EH. A. K. Morgan
May
Morgan
Bayt
Intelligence Corps
Silent Moscow Probes Canadian Spy Report Silence
Moscow silent on the Royal Canadian commission report into altered Russian espionage in Canada. Moscow radio aired excerpts from the Soviet magazine New Times criticizing Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King.
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Moscow
Ravich
Canada
Soviel
New Times
Mackonale King
Five Day Forecast With Showers And Cold Snap
Five day forecast shows showers on Tuesday with a colder afternoon, clearing Tuesday night, and a fall day on Wednesday. Tuesday high 14, Wednesday low 30 and high 70. Temperatures rise slightly after a chilly trend, with light precipitation mainly showers Tuesday and again Saturday.
Dog Owners Accuse Poisoner After Pets Die At Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights dog fanciers protest after three valuable dogs die from poisoned raw meat found in pens. Mr and Mrs HC Brooke discover two Wacker Spaniels dead in their yard Sunday night. another spaniel dies while owner remains missing. Raw meat yielding poison traced to yard. health officer Dr Robert Sturie vans confirms poisoning.
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Alamo Heights
Olson
Civ
Rohert Sturievans
Rain and Cold Ahead for Los Angeles and San Antonio
Showers and colder weather were predicted for Los Angeles and San Antonio with a Weatherman forecast. Skies expected to clear Tuesday night and a 50 degree minimum is anticipated for Wednesday, ending the unsettled spell.
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San Antonio
J. H. Jarboe
Forty Guerillas Liquidated by Civil Guards in Spain
Madrid reports forty armed Spanish guerrillas who crossed from France were liquidated by civil guards in a mountain pass in Santander province. Governor Joaquin Heguer Sevilla announced the group crossed February 26 and were tracked to a snow covered pass where all were killed or captured by last Saturday.
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Madrid
France
Spain
Santander
Joaquin Heguers Sevilla
Twenty-One Belgians Sentenced to Death in Nazi Aid Case
Twenty-one Belgians accused of assisting German forces during the war have been sentenced to death. Several others received long terms including ten years and life imprisonment, with varying penalties among the defendants.
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Sitwasbus
Maren
Ge Daymerie
Officer Reenlists as Master Sergeant After Leave
EL PASO March 5 The article notes Col. Alvin H. Moore who began as a private in the cavalry in 1909 and was commissioned a major at the start of World War II will reenlist as a master sergeant after his terminal leave, reflecting a preference for enlisted life.
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EL Paso
INS
Alvin H. Moore
Cavalry
GE Strikers Block Traffic in Philadelphia Rally
About 1000 General Electric strikers and sympathizers massed near the strike-bound plant in Philadelphia. They blocked trolley traffic for 15 minutes before being dispersed and told to go home by a union official.
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Philadelphia
General Electric
G. E
Unnion
Gifts for the Great in Missouri Capital
Jefferson City March 5 two world figures were due to pass through the capital. Governor Phil M Donnelly prepared to greet President Truman with a county hickory smoked hare and Winston Churchill with a box of 50 cigars.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
Truman
Cole County
Winston Churchull
Byrnes Defines MacArthur Authority in Japan and Manchuria
Secretary of State Byrnes said Gen. Douglas MacArthur as supreme allied commander in Japan has authority over all areas with Japanese forces, including Russian sealed Manchuria. He commented during a press conference responding to reports that Soviet troops were moved to Siberia for forced labor.
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Washington
Maron
Byrnes
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Manchuria
Byrnea
Tom Darren
China
Jsp
Siberia
Churchill to Stress Amity In Speech on Famed Sinews of Peace
On a Truman train to Fulton Missouri Churchill plans a major address at Westminster College on the Sinews of Peace amid Anglo American cooperation. The speech is timed for 345 p m Central, following a briefing in which Truman reviews the text.
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Fulton, Mo
Truman
Winston Churchill
Missoni
Fulton
Westminster College
Dunkirk
Jefferson City
New Jersey Soldier Pleads for Life Before Army Board
Parents and friends of Joseph E. Hieswa Jr a New Jersey soldier sentenced to death for slaying two Japanese civilians traveled to Washington March 5 to seek clemency. Senator Hawkes Representative Towe and Mr and Mrs Hieswa were to appear before a final army board review seeking mercy for the 21 year old.
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New Jersey
Hawkes
Ron. J
Towe
Joseph
Hieswa Sr
Wailington
N. J
Army Board
Pie
Hieswa Jr
Japan
Krug Appointment Boosted By Group Endorsement
Julius A. Krug appointed as secretary of the interior with Senate committee on public lands and surveys unanimously recommending confirmation. Group backing strengthens approval prospects.
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Krug
Washington
Julius A. Korglas
Senate Committee On
Packers of 4 States To Confer on meat market threat
National independent meat packers association executive vice president J ONeill summoned packers from Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and New Mexico for a policy meeting in San Antonio next Saturday to curb black market meat operations plaguing the local yards. OPA agents placed investigators at yards and auction rooms in the 67 county San Antonio CPA district as price and destination checks continue amid warnings of possible work stoppages if ceiling enforcement fails.
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Southwest
J O'Neill
National Independent Meat Packers Association
O'Neill
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
OPA
Wiliam P. Dobbins
Dobbins
San Antonio Cpa
Ed Auge
Auge Packing Company
Parolees Reported In San Antonio Under Guard
Sain Goldfarb in Buxar county parole office announced that 425 parolees, including six women, are in San Antonio on parole from the penitentiary and report regularly to him or Maj. Robert McNeilaid of the Salvation Army, secretary to the Dexar parole board.
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Sain Goldfarb
Buxar County
San Antonio
Robert McNeilaid
Salvation Army
Uae
Dexar
Arrest on Old Indictment Leads to City Raid
Investigators acting on a DA tip arrested Francis Byrd, 30, of Highland Park Wing station, on an old indictment charging swindling. The case, dated 194, highlights ongoing efforts to pursue historical fraud charges. A separate report notes military medical evacuations as Koranda departs June for the United States with 430 service members in transit via Kobe and Okinawa ports.
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Mabisio
Sheritf
Bob Osborne
Francis Byrd
Highland Park Wing Station
Hoover to Survey Europe Food Needs
Farmer President Herbert Hoover accepted an invitation by President Truman to travel to Europe to assess food shortages. Anderson, secretary of agriculture, announced the plan after a breakfast discussion on the food situation. Hoover is expected to depart soon for a survey that may last about 30 days.
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Herbert Hoover
Truman
Europe
Hoover
Seerslayy
Anderson
Ehief
Olan
Anderso
Dog and Flier Go to Europe
Lt. George Arnold of Los Angeles and his coke spaniel Ace reenlisted with the Army Air Forces to join Europe service. Arnold, a three year veteran with the troop carrier command, awaits his Dutch fiancé Stolt Bilson, who he met during seven months behind German lines after a mission crash and capture.
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Dallas
George Arnold
Los Angeles
Army Dif
Arnold
Holland
AAFP
Europe
Stolt Bilson
Ace
Miss Bilson
Exchange Closes Early in New Orleans on Mardi Gras Day
The New Orleans cotton exchange shut down early today in observance of Mardi Gras. The halt affected trading activity across the market as celebrations began in the city.
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New Orleans
Churchill Address Draws Huge Fulton Crowd On C Day
Westminster College in Fulton prepares for Winston Churchill's visit and speech on The Sinews of Peace. Crowd controls and security measures are in place as tickets limit access to the campus gym for the address at 3 30 p m with Truman’s endorsement noted.
Work Begins On Airport Paving Contract
The M. 6. Kiln Construction company started a $14,500 project with the city to pave a strip in front of the administration building at the municipal airport. The ramp will be 300 feet wide to allow DC4 operations by Bianiff airlines after April 1. Completion is set for 20 working days.
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M. 6. Kiln Construction
Bianiff Airlines
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