Jewel Theft Surges on Manhattan East Side
A Philadelphia jeweler’s wife reported jewels worth 15000 and 85 in cash stolen from a Savoy Plaza Hotel suite, pushing total jewel thefts in the East Side to 3025000 over two years. Police described the loss as coming yesterday while she slept.
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Mary Davis
London
Ava Gardner
Asbury
Frank Sinatra
Scotland
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Tax Unit Employees Fired and Disciplined in 1961
Internal Revenue Commissioner John B. Duzalap announced that 644 IRS employees were ousted or disciplined from Jan 1 to Nov 2, 1961. Of 1,118 investigations, 154 removals, 202 forced resignations, 308 disciplinary actions and 189 acquittals were reported, with 256 cases still pending.
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European leaders clash over Pleven Plan and federation
In Strasbourg Belgian Foreign Minister Van Zeeland and Italian Premier De Gasperi debated Europe’s political and defense policy ahead of six power talks on the Pleven Plan. Van Zeeland urged British participation in a diluted plan while De Gasperi pressed immediate steps toward a political federation to back a unified army.
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France
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Alade de Gasperi
Europe
European Consultative Assembly
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de Gasperi
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Fisi
College of Commissioners
Italy
Napping Policemen Get Suspensions
Aboutrine and Akron policemen who went to a site during duty in their squad car were caught by a camera and given 35 day suspensions. Mayor Charles Susser chose leniency, not firing Patrolmen Horace Phillips and James Smith, and also canceled their days off for one month. Photographs appeared on page one of the Beacon Journal Wednesday.
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Horace Phillips
James Smith
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Smith
Akrona Beacon Journal
Australian Opposed To American Loan
Sydney leader Premure John Meg Sonald of Victoria Province urges spending part of Australia s 1 568 billion of money in London before borrowing from the United States Officials here consider an American loan to aid development and curb inflation McDonald argues Australian credits in London should fund domestic projects and divert dollars from luxury purchases to useful works if needed
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Victoria
Australia
London
U. S
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Milk Price Hearings Slated in Western New York
Two public hearings on milk prices for Western New York producers are planned this week. One will be in Rochester on Wednesday and the other in Buffalo on Thursday. Rochester producers seek price containment through April while Buffalo dairymen want the current price kept through March.
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Buffalo
Convicted Bride Murder Upheld in Absent Body Case
An appeals court upheld the murder conviction of George C. Horry, 44, for killing his bride in 1942. His appeal argued insufficient evidence of death since the body was never found, and he claimed the wife may be living in the United States.
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Widow Spends Four Days With Dead Sister In NYC Apartment
An 81 year old widow, bedridden by malnutrition, spent four days with her sister in a Manhattan apartment before police found Miss Ida Witrock, 86, dead on the living room floor. Johanna Witrock was removed to a hospital in critical condition after neighbors reported the distressed sound of a newspaper boy. The sisters shared a two room unit and police believe natural causes led to the death.
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Pillsbury Malls, Inc
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Stricken Girl At Lanza Party
A Newark girl Raphaela Fa sano aged 20, gravely ill with Hodgkin's disease, traveled to Hollywood for a birthday party with Mario Lanza. The party, to honor her wish to meet the singer before she dies, drew the Lanzaro family and 32 children among gifts and well wishes.
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Hitler’s View of Stalin and Russian Armament Revealed
Heidelberg dispatch reports Dr Henry Picker recorded Hitler praising Stalin as a genius. The 1942 record quotes Hitler saying the Red Army’s armament could threaten Germany, praising Stakhanovite efficiency and arguing Soviet five year plans surpassed German achievements. He warns Germany must avoid overestimating its strength and notes Russia’s potential war prowess.
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