Wives Demand Jail Time In Jurisdictional Row
In New York, two wives publicly urged jail for John March a 32 year old father amid a custody dispute as March faced a $5000 bond and a court hearing. Meanwhile a Brookly n doctor was robbed and two inmates escaped from Beacon Hospital. A blood offer to a bank in Albany drew a lenient sentence and theater curtain times caused transit issues for suburban patrons. Several other items covered court, crime, and public notices.
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New York
INS
John March
Margaret Merch
Tina March
Brookls/ doutor
Sathawan Pital
Beacon
Abscede Reyes
St. Diann’s Hospital
Canarsie Section
Bribe Charge Involving Goldstein Shocks Hudson City
Indicted gambler Goldstein offered District Attorney McLaren a bribe of 100 to influence police and gambling house actions. Special grand jury and State Crime Commission investigated corruption links to Hudson City and officials. Bail set at 10000 as prosecutors promise to pursue extensive bribery evidence across public offices.
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Pe Hudson
Benjamin Goldee
Districtttorney
John N. McLazer
Columbia ‘County
Goldstein
McLaren
State Crime Commission
Wiearans
Henry L. Ughetta
State Suprema Court
Thomas Mason
Asistant
Jury Deliberations Continue in California Communist Case
A Los Angeles jury of eight women and four men resumed deliberations on 14 California Communist Party leaders charged with conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force. Federal Judge William C. Mathes presided over two-hour sessions as defense testimony argued the defendants did not necessarily seek violent overthrow. An earlier indictment tied Goldstein to a numbers game, and related charges against his brother-in-law Ben Reizen included perjury. Reizen pleaded not guilty and was fined. The grand jury was to reconvene August 12 with the next court date set for August 21.
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Los Angeles
Cabvornia Communist Party
William C. Mathes
Caliornia
Nayimir Penches
Sears
Ender
Toki
Goldstein
McLaren
Buty
Goldsein
Ben
Reizen
Troy
Ned
Goldstewny
Gan
Mis
Axl
Court orders new court martial for sentry sleep at Korean front
A new court martial was ordered for Pvt. Warren G. McConnett of Alloway New Jersey who slept on sentry duty at the Korea front. The Court of Military Appeals ruled that a technical error created substantial prejudice in the trial. The case involves a large dividends dispute and national service payments. The Veterans Administration reports about 1.2 million veterans and 105 thousand policyholders with strong lifelike figures cited.
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Wamington Ch
Sultier
Keroon Front
Court of Military Appeals
Armed Services
Pvt. War
Nen G. McConnett
Alloway
Ne J
Ife Insurance
Coronation Seats to Cost Ten to Thirteen Dollars
Britain plans about 20 000 observation seats for Queen Chizateth coronation procession next June. Spectators will pay between $10 and $13 to sit in them, with roughly 27 miles of seating built on tiers in Westminster Abbey and state properties. Construction costs total nearly two million dollars.
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London
Britain
Chizateth
David Eccles
Westminster Abbey
Detroit official cites water release from Lake Superior
A Michigan official condemned the decision by the International Joint Commission to lower Lake Superior water levels, noting 18 gates at Sault Ste. Marie were reduced to ease shore damage. He cited more than 33 million dollars in losses already suffered by residents of the lower Great Lakes and urged action as regional authorities discuss the impact and policy.
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Detroit Ua
Bert
A. G. L. McNaughton
International Joint Commission
Ottawa
Lake Superior
Defense Jobs Program Expands for Small Firms
A wartime defense effort shifts contracts toward small manufacturers. Following Navy and Army actions, SDPA backs incentives and special rates for small companies. The Air Force joined in April, with other services slow to follow until early this month prompting SDPA to urge the president.
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Small Defense Pains Administration
Navy
Azimy
Air Force
Apri
SDPA
Treman
Judge Denies Mistrial in Communist Conspiracy Case
Federal Judge Denies defense motion for a mistrial over the publication of an FBI report on the Communist party arms and activities. Dimock reset the motion as defense argues the Washington release destroys innocence and obstructs justice amid charges of conspiracy to advocate overthrow by force and violence.
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New New York
Eduard
FBI
Corposnist
Ie ‘Riat
AI5
Dimock
Washington
Domentary
Communist Party
U. S
Wiolena
Yanks Down Three MIG-35 Jets in Korea Air Battle
The U S Fifth Air Force credited three American pilots with destroying MIG-35 jets over Korea near the Yalu River. Names listed include Gene Rozse of Auburn Nebraska Lt. Aired Miler of Wichita Falls Texas and Cast Daniel J Kennedy of Son Valley California.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Yalu River
Northwest
Jes Gene
Rozse
Auburn
Neb
Aired Miler
Wichita Falls
Tex
Daniel J Kennedy
Son Valley
Cale
Danish Royals Visit Greenland U S Air Base
Danish King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid conclude a state visit to Bluie West One Greenland. They are welcomed by Col Horace Finn as Dannebrog arrives at the air base port. The base opens to reporters, with a Star Spangled Banner performance and a dinner on board. The air field, hospital, and personnel details are highlighted in partial figures.
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Narsarsuak
Greenland
Denmark
Srederix IX
Ingrid
Bluie
West
U. S
Dannebrog
USS. Diers
King Christian
Horace
Finn
Pete
Dannebroz
U.S
Big Island
Tas
Additon
British Elect fisherman Ike RPT election note
A garbled report from Newport notes Ike as a candidate and mentions a casting club. It references Dwight D. Eisenhower and a Republican nomination. The text is obscure, with fragmented phrases about a photograph and honorary membership.
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Soho
Newport
Eng
Dwight DJ Fisenhower
Uisk Valley Casting Club
Presi
Spitz
Ion
Security Plani Seés Too High in Democratic Platform
Federal security officials forecast a potential annual spend of about a billion dollars to extend pensions and earlier retirement age for Social Security. The proposal, backed by Democrats, would raise benefits for those 63 and older, raise the monthly check to around 75 dollars, and require higher payroll taxes shared by workers and employers.
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Washington
Oscar BR
Ewing
Federal Securrity
Arthur J. Alt “Meyer
Seem
Stoner
Oklahoma City Woman Murdered Daughter Identified
Police confirm Mabel Pennington, 52, identified the slain woman as her daughter Fille Mae Pennington. The body found near Yukonen, 21 miles west, showed signs of brutal mutilation and a red brassiere. Authorities cite possible revenge motive. pathology pending to confirm childbearing status and ties to the suspect.
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Eorlauoma City
Cerin Cay
Yukenen
Mabel Pennington
Mae
Penpington
Mandsy
Deusmington
Pennington
Ork
War Ti Herd Balks death by own action in 12-A case
A fractured account describes a death linked to a 12-A Congressional Medal of Honor context, noting Vinay be fe Nem ly emo thebathbac Suuty Ll ie, and mentions Lugne Wheible, a mother described as despondent after the passing of a third party from pneumonia. The scene includes a crowd and a fireman assisting, with Ike recalling a brief moment with a young woman.
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Wasengtow
Peverdarov
Llie
Lugne Wheible
Congress
Fedse
Downs Yawlca
Puikurn
Smith
Ike
UN Briefs On Wording In Truce OK and Buried Alive News
UN discussions advance on a truce wording while a prisoner exchange issue is noted as minor. Peter Markalich, reportedly buried alive after an excavation, is reported from Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Isue
Auve Inewes
Peter Markalich
Niagara
Hiss seeks third trial after new evidence claim
Alger Hiss, already imprisoned for perjury, asks the U.S. Court of Appeals for a third trial claiming new evidence. A federal court doctor ruled no sufficient new material exists, and the appeal was denied.
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Tay
Alger Hiss
State Department
Iyang
Gresd
Spreewar Sovies
Syy Ong
Tte
U.S Clieut Cour of Appeals
Nea
Luty 22
Ditzier
Henry W. Goddard
Jatus
Godard
New York and Canada Seek Federal Action on St Lawrence Power
Officials from New York State Power Authority and Federal Power Commission told the U.S. Court of Appeals to review the river power plan. The joint push aims to advance a cross border program to develop cheap hydro power on the St Lawrence, with projected 20 million dollars in yearly output and 13 million kilowatt potential, promising substantial regional gains.
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ADANY
New York
Opel Consoleraust
Ontaro
St. Lawrence River
Power Authority
Feversit Power Commie
U.S
Asmfasal
Suis
Fede
Mshior Reat
Progres
Dey
Telaaay
Repad
Nica York
Onilagu
Fer Permeean
St Tannesse Post BS
Fey Ashe v
Poser
Commisda
Turked Daway
iCanada
Hs Shee
United States
Canada
Commission
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Jola Secker
Ing Tfysmntictsee
Crankyur
Germany
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Castel' Gaxdolfo
Italy
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Winddsorg
Tova Froty Totes
Walter Roderic
Vatican
Eva Peron
Ayn
Palestine
Biggar
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Russia
France
Austria
Edward TI. Voss
Voss Bros. Manufacturing
Blackhawk Pynxeren
Simes, Hizartes! Foundry
Davenport
Straohn Robert
Aei
Leopard
Joseph Carmel
Forstetana
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Gomfort
Yanks Bay
Red Jets
Syoman
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Terie
George Bioce
South Warten
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