U S Asks Right to Tap Wires and Register Firearms
Attorney General Jackson renews push for legislation legalizing wire tapping in national defense investigations and for a national firearms registration law. He notes defense demands pervade government and predicts growth in related prosecutions amid expanding contracts.
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Washington
Jackson
Congress
Biddle
Supreme Court
Thurman Arnold
Anti-Trust Division
Pittsburgh
Home Scenes and Health Moves in Early January News
In Jerseyville New Jersey a family reports removing honey from walls to free the hive and the bees as a home dividend. In Wakefield Nebraska Larry Wayne and a third Reed family member are rushed to Sioux City for appendectomy surgery. Indiana Nature Study Club announces a snow hike on January 12 with boots advised. Weather observer Armington quips about snow prospects. A brief line from Columbia, South Carolina ends the item.
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Wakefield
Neb
Larry Reed
Sioux City
Iowa
Wayne Reed
Indianapolis
Nature Study Club of Indiana
J. H. Armington
Weber Junior College and Montana State Basketeers Clash
In Ogden Utah on January 3 Weber Junior College and Montana State faced a close game. Weber's 72 62 victory reflected a rough first half with many missed free throws and a last minute push.
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Ogden
Utah
Weber Junior College
Montana State Basketeers
Eastern Idaho sheriffs-elect to take office Jan thirteenth
Pocatello Idaho January 3 two sheriffs elect in eastern Idaho will assume office January 13 the article notes their upcoming start date and mentions birthdays. New York January 3 the Greek War Relief Association reports a further remittance of 250000 bringing total funds to one million dollars. Harold S Vanderbilt as honorary chairman announces the milestone.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Sheriffs-Elect
David J. McNichols
New York
Lins
Athens
Farmer 73 Slain. 13-Year-Old Suspect Held
Benjamin Perrien, a 73 year old Clear Lake farmer, was found shot in his kitchen. A 13-year-old boy signed a confession after a dog found an empty shotgun shell in a snowbank. The sheriff said the youth claimed Perrien was mean, and the case was referred to Juvenile Court.
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Stanton
Mich
Benjamin Perrien
Clear Lake
Chris Hansen
Montrealm County
Perrien
Sylvia
Hansen
Vatican Wins Concessions as Red Russia Eases Anti Religion Rules
Report from Rome says Stalin relaxed Soviet anti religious laws to allow Catholics in Russian occupied areas to attend Christmas services. Hitler, once at odds with Pope Pius, served as intermediary in easing restrictions in German occupied zones.
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Josef Stalin
Rus
Sian -Occupied
Morca
Hitler
Pius
Holy See
Reich
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