Mixed-Up Kid Faces Possible Wrongful Conviction
A schoolboy lineup case in which Francis Nadenko confessed to the Lusty Bar burglary as two youths await decisions on whether their burglary and larceny verdicts should be set aside. The attorney argued the boys were influenced by a questioned statement and a crafted inventory of events. The pastor testified to the boys’ credibility as the trial proceeded. The Lostumbo snack bar case involves a $454 loss. Nadenko says he took $50 to $60.
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Francis Nadenko
Anderson Av
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Dan Kelly
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Louis Riello
St. Peter's
Joseph Lostumbo
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Fish Talk From the Sea Heard by Scientists
In Berkeley scientists report underwater fish sounds recorded for the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr. Marie Nand Fish and Wilam H. Mowbray describe various fish chatter and its potential to aid detection, communication, and sonar efficiency.
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Amerin Association For the Advanceent of
Marie Nand Fish
Narragansettarine Laboratory
University of 10de Island
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Wilam H. Mowbray
Tadies
Fish
Undercover Group Praised for Penetration of Communist Party
Washington Senate internal security subcommittee chairman Jenner lauds undercover informants for the FBI who penetrated the Communist Party. He commends those who left the party as it proved to be a Kremlin directed threat to freedoms. He calls these informants heroes and pledges they aid loyalty to America.
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Rabbi Bernstein Elected Chairman of Zionist Committee
The American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs chose Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein of Temple Brith Kodesh Rochester as its new chair. He succeeds Louis Lipsky, a longtime Zionist leader in the United States, with the election held yesterday.
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American Zionist Committee For Public Affairs
Philip S. Bernstein
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Rochester
Louis Lipsky
United States
Forced Retirement Age Attacked by Gerontological Group
Gainesville report on the Gerontological Society seventh annual meeting attacking forced retirement ages of 65 to 70 for workers and professionals. Dr. A J Carlson urges universities to retain staff until disability. others discuss tests for older workers and safety concerns for aging drivers with night vision issues.
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Ohio State University
M. B. Fisher
Fresno
Calif. State University
U.S. Prisons Population Up in 1954
Federal prisons added about 22 500 inmates in 1954, a new record high, while staffing fell slightly and escapes dropped. The year marked the full rollout of the federal youth corrections act with Ashland Kentucky named a youth center. Also noted were 3 800 under 29 committed and the single homicide in 1954 involving William Remington at Lewisburg.
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James V. Bennett
Bennett
Brownell
Prison Bureau
Congress
Eisenhower
U. S. Parole Board
Prisons Bureau
Ashland
Wiliam W. Remington
Remington
Commerce Department
Lewisburg
Clerk at Hotel Held as Burglar in 300 Heists
New York City hotel clerk Joseph Benenati, 36, was arrested after a three block chase along Broadway. Police say he staged about 300 burglaries over the past year netting roughly $100,000. A $3,000 mink coat and $15,000 in loot were found in his car and hotel room.
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Joseph Benenati
New York City
Broadway
One Lawmaker in Family Enough Wife Will Retire
Oregon's Maurine Neuberger, three time elected state representative, plans retirement as she becomes unpaid assistant to husband Richard L. Neuberger who will serve as U.S. Senator. Doris Fleeson hosted reporters to meet Mrs. Neuberger amid questions on home base and duties.
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Oregon
U. S
Richard L. Neuberger
Doris Fleeson
Neubergers
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Decline in Low Numbered Auto Plates Demand
At Albany the Bureau of Motor Vehicles reports 59 767 special plates assigned for 1955 down from 64 718 in 1953 figures for 1953. The $5 fee applies only to plates issued from the central office and not county clerks, with exemptions for state agencies and certain professions. Plates expected to mail by January 12 for current applications.
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Albany
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
TVA Studies Financing Plans For Self Financing Of New Plants
Brig. Gen. Herbert Vogel says TVA is in serious studies to find a self financing method for new power projects. He expects no final decision before end of January and notes plans include bond issues, with no anticipated rate increase.
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Herbert Vogel
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vogel
TVA
Knoxville
New York Debt Share Falls From Peak in 1941
The Citizens Public Expenditure Survey reports New York State now holds 33.636 billion dollars of the national debt, a 30.4 percent rise since 1931, but a drop from 15.6 percent of a 38.961 billion national debt in 1941 to 124 percent of 271.26 billion in 1934, based on New York's share of total individual incomes.
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