Bradley Basketball Players Indicted in Gambling Scandal
New York report lists Bradley University players Eugene Melchintie William Mann and George Ghlanakas among six indicted in connection with fixing key games. Prosecutor Frank Hogan said ringleader Joseph Benintende, alias Joseph Granaa and Peter Albersano, directed a nationwide scheme with bets up to 50000 on Bradley games including a March 19 1949 NIT consolation game Bradley 77 Bowling Green 52.
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GOP to File Critical RFC Report in Senate Records
Republican senators won the right to file a sharply critical report on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation probe. The Senate Banking Committee voted to submit a majority report with a guarded, even damning tone. The two documents will be published together as part of the official Senate record.
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Britain Iran oil talks to continue amid storm threats
Britain and Iran resumed formal oil talks as a hurricane menaced the Caribbean. Reports from Jamaica said the storm, about 264 miles southeast of Kingston, was moving northwest at 18 miles per hour with winds near 40 miles per hour. Weather advisories warned of potential changes in course.
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Drunken Doctor charged after fatal drug injections
Dr Perry Hewitt Jr. of Muskogee faced first degree manslaughter charges after allegedly injecting anticonvulsant drugs into Mrs Arlene Sinlet's neck to relieve headaches and then attempting revival with gin. Sinlet, 38, from Borger Texas, died 17 hours later at City Hospital. Hewitt pled guilty at arraignment and was ordered to a preliminary hearing.
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Jesse James (So He Said) Dead at 107
In Granbury Rex, Jesse Tares, claimed to be a Missouri outlaw, died at 107 after arriving from Texas City. He asserted he was the man shot by Bob Ford in 1883, and the tale tied to Jesse James’ legend sparked disbelief from Jesse James Jr. and other family members.
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Untitled Feature At Yugo Savia Aims At Treaties
A fragmented TODAY'S FEATURES page sketches a view on Yugo Savia clan and Commoanist armies tied to treaties. It hints at American aid and editorial debate across sections including Amuzements, Faitorials, Classifieds, and various life, TV, and sports items.
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Plane Missing Near Anchorage Traced to Alaska Coast Flight
A veteran Alaska pilot Glen Hudson was flying a plane that disappeared in bad weather above Dead Man Mountain area about 170 miles northeast of Anchorage. Three passengers were aboard the craft. their names had not yet been released.
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Truman Veto Overridden in Vets Pension Bill Action
The House overrode President Truman's veto on a bill expanding veteran pensions. About 27,000 veterans, mainly World War I era, would gain monthly pensions rising from 60 to 72 dollars to 120 dollars for those with service-connected disabilities. The measure goes to the Senate for a final decision.
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Train of Europe Exhibit Closes After Three Weeks
The Berlin event titled Train of Europe, a Marshall Plan exhibit, ended today after a three week showing drawing an estimated 750000 visitors. About one third were from Russian occupied territory. The train will next travel to Scandinavia.
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Gambling pickup order out in nationwide probe
Saratoga gambling case widens as a transcontinental police pickup order surfaces amid a special grand jury probe into gambling and political corruption. Indictments include a California suspect and a Massachusetts arrest. Louis Farone, operator of Riley’s Lake House, faces 35 counts, pleaded not guilty, released on $5,000 bail. Prosecutor Minton seeks higher bail, alleging tacit law enforcement complicity and possible broader payoffs to political figures. Farone, with prior federal convictions and bribery charges, faces long odds if convicted.
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Cloudy Cool Day Forecast With Rain Totals Mentioned
The forecast calls for cloudy and cool weather with a low around 58 degrees tonight and a high near 75 tomorrow. No rain is expected before late tomorrow or early Sunday. Chief meteorologist Andrew Keller will be on two weeks vacation, with good weather anticipated during that period. Total rainfall yesterday reached about 2.37 inches, the month’s largest so far.
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Conferees Tackle Korean Buffer Deadlock In Informal Session
Four man subcommittee met to ease a stale buffer cone deadlock amid hopeful signs from Peiping radio. UN and Communist delegates posed together as Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes shared a moment with North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Sang Cha. The session closed with laughter breaking the formal mood, while a second meeting was set for Saturday at 11 AM.
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Ex Soldiers Deny Killing OSS Officer in 1944
Washington reports two former set icemen deny involvement in Maj. William Holohan death while involved in an OSS mission behind German lines in 1944. The U S Defense Department alleges Aldo Ike Icardi and Carl G LaMolee, with two Italians, killed Holohan. Icardi and LaMolee deny charges as press and radio trial critique cited.
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Report Not Planned On MacArthur Inquiry Panel Vote
The MacArthur inquiry committee voted 20 to 3 against issuing a report after two months of hearings. Chairman Russell said a report on General Douglas MacArthur’s firing would revive bitterness during the Korean peace talks. Members may file personal statements to be added to the hearing record for Senate transmission.
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Bank President Confesses Stealing Over 600000 in New Kensington
In New Kensington Pennsylvania UPL report reveals Parnassus National Bank of New Kensington president Ludwig R. Senickat admitted stealing more than 600000 to prop up the bank. Federal examiners call the scheme fantastic as they review 3 million dollar institution records.
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It Happened in Spokane Pillows and Hidden Cash
Oddities from Spokane report a mother’s dying wish to keep a pillow, leading to a $1000 windfall when opened after her death. In Long Beach a 640 pound DJ nicknamed Texas Tiny survives a wreck and demands the hospital’s best bed. Seattle notes a quirky defense by Danish attorney Lauritz Melchior regarding a government case.
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Red Units Pulled Back From Front In Korea Action
United Nations officers report Chinese forces withdrew veteran units from the west central front to reserve areas. UN patrols found only artillery fire during probes. The withdrawal covered about 20 miles between Yonchon and Chorwon as Communist forces extended a buildup toward the western end of the front above Seoul.
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Red Youth Predict More Asia Revolts
Far eastern Reds forecast further revolts in Asia including Malaya and Burma as participants at the East Asia Peace Festival in their home countries discuss upcoming upheavals. The report notes youth activists anticipate intensified communist activity across the region.
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Berlin Delegates Rally Amid Confusion Over Colonial Ties
Disjointed passage describes delegates from colonial countries rallying for solidarity with the Soviet Union and China amid references to British imperialism. The garbled text mentions fighter planes, four power air safety, and a parade in Berlin, with vague claims of freedom and international alliances.
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Government acts to enforce price ceilings on slaughter plants
Washington reports a nationwide OPS drive to enforce battle price ceilings with immediate action against violators. Michael V. DiSalle cites beef industry checks at slaughter plants to detect overceiling purchases and plans to set ceilings on cattle sellers and buyers and on individual animals. A beef advisory committee will meet next Wednesday to discuss new measures amid abolition of slaughter quotas under the Defense Production Act.
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GOP Aims at 23 Percent Aid Cut
The House Republicans push to slash 2.0 billion from the administration aid program, a 23 percent cut. They target 651 million already cut and seek further reductions in military and economic aid, with Europe bearing the heaviest trimming around 900 million. Some Republicans oppose the full cut and expect a late showdown vote.
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Western New York Crops Lack Rain Crisis
In Erie County, crops damaged by a rain shortage threaten yields for tomatoes, string beans, potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, melons, peppers, and squash. Agricultural Agent Joan A. Birkland said the drought has caused a serious reduction, with some fields reported 30 percent damaged and rain unlikely to help.
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Daytime Chuckle: Elevator Joke Sparks Marine Guffaws
A lighthearted item notes a female elevator operator in a car alone with marines. The gag centers on the question of going up and who will ride, reflecting a playful newsroom tease rather than a hard news event.
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