Man Arrested in Brink's Heist Probe Is Cleared
A Washington man named Farmer admitted stealing money from a Brink's truck after being questioned by police and federal agents. He led officers to the amusement park where the $1,219,000 haul was recovered, and investigators ruled out involvement in the Boston Brink's robbery.
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Murray
Farmer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brink’s
Brink
Boston
Quo Blank
Chicago
Jo Ann
Billy
Washington
Three Unsolved Robberies Reported in Three Towns
A report notes three robberies in Bos ton Thompsonville and Danvers remain unsolved as a drugstore incident saw three guards nearby having coffee. The figure involved is listed as $681000 in the record.
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Boston
Thompsonville
Danvers
Rail Talks Move to New York as Mediation Resumes
Mediation sessions to avert a strike on the New York Central Eastern lines return to New York from Washington. Joan P. Casey of the Order of Railway Conductors calls the situation practically the same as a week ago and expects a strike decision within two days. The threat involves conductors engineers and firemen, who postponed action during mediation.
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NEW York Pi
New York Central Railroad
New York
Washington
Joan P. Casey
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Here
Casey
Brotherhoods of
Locomotive Engineers
Churchill Plans Spring Trip to U S
The London Daily Herald reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill plans another visit to the United States and hopes to meet the new American president next spring. Churchill will wait until after the November elections before making a formal approach to American officials.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
London Daily Herald
Labor Party
Churchill
Buffalo meat-cutter wins right to change name Bolgan
Frank Bologna a Buffalo meat-cutter won the right yesterday to change his last name to Bolgan. Bologna is a cumbersome name he sold a State Supreme Court justice.
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Buffalo
Frank Bologna
Bolgan
Bologna
Supreme Court
Sulfuric Acid Use per Person in United States
An estimate shows the United States consumes about 157 pounds of sulfuric acid annually for each person. The figure reflects broad industrial use impacting manufacturing and chemical sectors nationwide.
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United States
Bomber AM Flight Returns to Ireland in Time for Tea
A three man crew led by R P Beamont of English Electric completed a high speed flight from North Ireland to Gander and back to Ireland. They took off at 6 35 19 6 AM and landed at 4 30 PAL with details of times and radio checks noted.
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North Ireland
R. P. Beamont
English Electric Company
Gander
Junta
Ireland
Canberra
E.D.T
Ship Sinks as Coast Guard Searches for Crew
The fire destroyed schooner James Jones and left no personal effects. U S Air Force planes joined a search of coastal waters after the Blue Prince found the wreckage and an informant later said the crew rowed ashore at Cabot Island, 30 miles from Cape Bona Vista, with a 150 mile journey reported.
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James Jones
Cabot Island
Cape Bona Vista
Dr Arthur Leonard Denied Delay In Trial Conspiracy Case
Supreme Court Justice Hagerty denied a two week postponement motion in the bribery and conspiracy case against Dr Arthur J Leonard 72 year old Saratoga County Democratic boss. Leonard was indicted last April with trial set for August 4 postponed to September 8 due to prior delays. The judge noted the grand jury probe has run for over a year and Leonard has already received one delay.
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Preme Court
Leo J. Tiagerty
Arthur J. Leonard
Saratoga County
Leonard
Daniel
Hagerty
Air Crash Kills 16 Pakistan Officials
A Pakistan air crash near Knewra in Jhelum district killed 16 aboard, including government officials. Authorities reported all on board were killed though details remain unclear and investigation underway.
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Pakistan
Karachi
Knewra
Jhelum
Sonas Roeat
Ehent
Pakistan Special Police
U.S. Shifts Czech Envoy to Korea
The State Department pledged no setup in the campaign to free American newsman William N. Oatis as Ambassador Enis O Briggs moves from Czechoslovakia to Korea. The White House announced the surprise transfer, leaving no ambassador in Prague or Bratislava while relations remain at embassy level with Moscow.
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Washington
State Department
William N. Oatis
Enis O. Briggs
Czechoslovakia
Korea
White House
United States
Czechoislovakia
Judge Moore on Partial Report in Tax Case Probes
In Collier Tennessee Judge Moore critiqued a so called partial report as astonishing and a result of outside pressure. Ellis M Slack of the Justice Department had been sent to St Louis to appear before the grand jury and the partial report gained his approval before submission. Slack testified May 7 at a closed door session and Caudle’s firing and Finnegan’s bribery trial are tied to the surrounding inquiry.
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Moore
Grand Jury
Ellis M. Slack
Department of Justice
Washington
St. Louis
Slack
Collier
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
Ses ‘Sion
Vange Moore
Finnegan Grand Jury
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Treman
Finnegan
GR Apple
Lost children to be TV stars at British radio expo
Lost youngsters visiting Britain's large radio exhibition will be televised on screens around the hall as the event opens tomorrow. Children hoping to find their mothers will be featured as part of the program.
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London
Britain
Bunker Hill Action in Korea Amid Frontline Skirmishes
United States Marines seized the dominant height at Bunker Hill four miles east of Panmunjom on August 12. Chinese forces then mounted renewed attacks for four days in a bid to retake the ridge overlooking UN and Communist lines, suffering heavy casualties in machine gun, tank, and artillery exchanges.
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Chinampo
Pyongyang
Ms RA Tower
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A 'Este
Sariwon
Kangdong
Pyongwang
Bunker Hill
U.S
Shooting From Page One Shooting at Pinnacle Road
A synopsis notes a shooting on Pinnacle Road in Fulton Borough. It details a Marine corporal born October 18 1951 in Altoona Pennsylvania who moved to Syracuse fifteen years ago and later to Fulton. He attended Fulton High School, joined the Marines August 17 1950, and worked at Oberdorfer Foundry before enlisting. He is single with a sister aged 15 and a brother 11.
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Altoona
Syraicuse
Fragmentary plant description on woody stem growth
The reader text notes a description of a plant with no woody stems and a trunk like form formed by overlapping leaves. It mentions PIRMIC Bre MOP as a possible label or specimen reference and emphasizes leaf arrangement.
Heintze Adds Photo to Monthly State Figures
State treasurer Heintze included a one-page report with a back side carrying a 4 by 3 inch photograph of Mattisest. The image accompanied the monthly figures and was shown to officials reviewing the documents.
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Heintze
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