Dancer to Enter Plea in Slaying on Havana Yacht
Patricia Schmidt known as the exotic Sativa plans a self defense plea when charged with the fatal shooting of Chicago attorney John Lester Mee aboard his yacht near Havana. Her Cuban- American attorney said she expected no bail and will argue he attacked her during a quarrel.
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Patricia
Havana
Patricia ‘Schmidt
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Rene S. Castellanos
Miss Schmidt
Millonaire
United Press
Mee
Kell
Conchidad
Page
Sunny but cool stretch ahead for Syracuse Chiefs game
Forecast calls for fair skies and cool air in Syracuse with a high around 61, dropping to the mid 30s tonight before a gradual rise. A low-pressure system from the south weakened with no rain expected for the next two days as the Syracuse Chiefs prepare to open against Montreal Royals Thursday.
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Andrew P. Keller
Syracuse Chiefs
Montreal
Royals
Makota
Keller
Balkan super state allegedly led by Dimitrov across Balkans
Confidential Allied reports claim a Balkan super administration decides territorial questions and directs military and political actions in Bulgaria Romania Yugoslavia Albania from Moscow. Named figures include Dimitrov as head, Marshal Tito, Avni Panarter, and Greek Communist leaders.
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Tial Aled
Balkans
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Albania
Marshal Mite
Ani. Pauker
Nicholas Anelariades
Pemevant
Pachy
Reynolds Bombshell World Flight Heads for Edmonton
Reynolds Aircraft with Milton Reynolds pilot and co pilot depart Adak Alaska aiming for Edmonton after refueling near Anchorage. The team hopes to shatter the globe flying record despite fuel concerns and rough winds.
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Adak
Alaska
Edmonton
New York
Vichy Official Shot by Firing Squad Near Paris
Fernand de Brinon, Vichy representative in the German-occupied zone, was executed at dawn in Montrouge near Paris. He was convicted of intelligence with the enemy during World War II.
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Paris
Fernand de Brinon
France
Wort de Montrouge
de Brinon
Woman Swoons Failing Robbery Foiled in Candy Store
Philadelphia report of a 60 year old woman storekeeper who fainted when a robber displayed a pistol. She recovered to find the intruders had opened the cash register but nothing was taken as the cash lay in her pocket in the candy store.
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Philadelphia
Cornelia Vitorelli
Fiddlers Vaccinated After New York Philharmonic Outbreak
The New York Philharmonic held a medical vaccination after a smallpox scare. About 80 percent of the orchestra received injections in Baltimore after the Lyric Theatre concert. Conductor Leopold Stokowski missed the event and had his vaccine in New York.
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New York Philharmonic Symphony
New York
Lyric ‘Vheater
Maurice van Praag
Johns Hopkins ‘Hospital
Baltimore City Health
Leopold Stokow
Te J
Gloria Vanderbilt
Bruno’ Zirato
Phiharmonié
US rejects Molotov changes to Big Four Germany treaty
Secretary of State Marshall rejected Molotov's amendments to the Big Four disarmament pact with Germany. He asked if the Soviet delegation would authorize plenipotentiaries to negotiate under the U S proposal for a four power treaty to keep Germany disarmed. France and Britain signaled agreement. the U S urged treaty as first step toward demilitarization and warned Molotov seeks to rewrite the settlement.
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John M. Hightower
Moscow
U.5
Marshall
VM. Molotov
Germany
Molotov
United States
Ernest Bevin
Buench
Georges Bidantt
Fou Tt
Council of Foreign Ministers
Williniz
France
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Ruhr
Editorial Fireworks Over Wallace and Lraman Clash
Marquis Childs criticizes Henry Wallace and President Lraman over Britain speeches. The piece suggests Wallace yearns for martyrdom and could provoke a strong response, shaping today's political commentary on the editorial page.
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Lraman
Henry Wallace
Britain
Marquis Childs
Wallace
Deadline Parley on Schwellenbach Plan for Telephony Strike
Edgar T Warren of the U S Conciliation Service testified before the National Federation of Telephone Workers policy committee seeking acceptance of Secretary Schwellenbach’s settlement formula by 5 PM. Union leaders said a decision was aimed for before the deadline. A spokesman noted the plan covers employees except in New York City New England and Pennsylvania.
Lina Basquette Seeks $15 Million From Warner Estate
New York report says Lina Basquette, four times married actress once a child at the time of Sam Warner's death, petitions for a one quarter share of the Internm Warner estate. She already has a $100000 trust income and aims to raise her portion to 15 million to spare her daughter Lita notoriety.
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New York
Linng Basquette
Alegfeld
Warner
Miss Basquette
Basquette
Sam Warner
California
War knowledge laid to Schacht in denazification hearing
A German denazification court heard that Hjalmar Schacht knew in 1938 that Germany planned to wage war. Adolph Heidler and others were cited as providing the financial links and early warning. The session focused on whether Schacht had foreknowledge of aggressive German war aims.
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Mernberg
Hjalmar Schacht
Adolph Heidler
Germany
Passengers Off Queen Elizabeth After Mudbank Grounding
The Queen Elizabeth with 2,246 aboard ran aground on Brambles Shoal near Southampton. Tugboats and ship propellers tried to refloat her for two hours as passengers waited ashore. Refloating paused after high tide. ship remains moored in shallow water with no immediate danger.
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Soudaampton
New York City
Southamppon Harbor
Queen Elizabeth
Solent
Southampton
Democrats Concede in Debate on Labor Bill in House
The House began debate on a labor reform bill aimed at curbing unions and strikes. Majority leaders forecast broad support from Democrats, with Republican backing expected to push the measure through. The bill would outlaw many strikes, ban closed shops, and curb union activities while providing a union shop alternative. The Senate may consider a milder version next week, and a final compromise is anticipated after both chambers act.
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Washington
House
Representative Cox
D- Ga
Madden
D-Ind
Cox
O. P
Senate
Labor
Truman
Labor Committee
Truman Ignores Wallace Attacks Abroad Stir Congress
The White House says Henry A. Wallace speaks only as a private citizen in his foreign policy critiques and that no official notice has been taken. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross faced reporters amid congressional furor over claims of U S imperialism.
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Washington
White House
Henry A. Wallace
Charles G. Ross
Congress
United States
Fire destroys baggage car on Boston and Maine Berksh ire Flyer
A Boston and Maine Berksh ire Flyer baggage car was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin yesterday en route from Boston to Troy. A large quantity of registered mail was destroyed and two people were injured in the blaze.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
S. Berk- 3
Shire Flyer
Boston
Troy
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