Two Arrested in $75,000 Mink Pelts Theft
New York police arrested Thomas Arvini a fur dealer from Manhattan and H J Gettler of the Bronx vice president of Return Loads Bureau on charges of criminally receiving $75,000 worth of mink pelts stolen from in front of Bloomingdale's. The pair are linked to the truck theft last Wednesday and face charges in New York.
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Paralyzed Fireman Receives Home With Memories
A Hawrigburg volunteer drive funded a $20,000 home for paralyzed Fireman Bob, injured fighting a Riverside Fire Company blaze 16 months earlier. Neighbors, many contributing cash and items, say the gift helps him cope with life in a wheelchair and fill his new house with memories, while police later charged a man in a separate incident.
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Deaths of notable figures include former governor and officials
A jumble of obituaries lists Fred R. Bemmer, former Wisconsin governor and secretary of state since 1938, Alfred Lawsod a pioneer in aviation and founder of a religious movement, Joseph Polela a sculptor of Confederate memorials, Dr Robert Lincoln Kelly a college official, Alexander a resigning executive secretary, Belle Lawrence a conductor’s mother and critic, and E. Os a former Federal Power Commission chef, with scattered notes on Ridgway and Russian peace, all in various cities and ages.
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Egypt Terror Trials Highlight Postwar Disorder
Confusing dispatches report 33 killed or injured in Egypt as leaders of a fanatical brotherhood face charges of plotting a revolution. Three military courts prepare hearings for 52 additional suspects amid a chaotic postwar atmosphere. A powerless government promises prosecutions while riots flare and individuals speak of lifelong vows.
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