Prof Claims Drug In Coed Abduction Case
Ohio State University instructor Prof E E Kimberly said he has reasonable evidence that his 20 year old daughter Mary Virginia was drugged during a two day trip with Robert H Hemming a 42 year old divorced man. He noted she spoke of taking capsules during a car tour to Cleveland and Lorain but said she was under a doctor's sedative on returning home. Hemming was jailed on a suspicious person charge and denied abducting the girl claiming she left Columbus of her own accord with plans to marry. The father vowed further charges.
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Robert H.hemming
Cleveland
Mary Virginia Kimberly
Ohio State University
Columbus
O. UP
E. E. Kimberly
Mary Virginia
Lorain
Robert H. Hemming
Kimberly
Hemming
Frank Cary
Upper Arlington
Mary Virgina
Bowling Green
Ohio
Rooney adds another son in Birmingham
The Mickey Rooneys welcomed Timothy born this morning in Birmingham weighing seven pounds and 14 ounces at the same hospital where Mickey Jr arrived 17 months ago.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mickey Rooneys
Timothy
Mickey, Jr
Weather Summary for Syracuse Area
The Weather Bureau forecasts flurries today and tonight with a low near 13. Sunday will be partly cloudy and continued cold. Friday's high about 33 with a low around 16. Sunset 7:39 P.M. Sunrise 4:27 A.M. Record highs and lows noted from 1933 and 1904. Eastern New York remains mostly cloudy and windy with snow flurries inland this afternoon.
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Syracune Area
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Butter price manipulation case targets Rathbun and allies
Federal charges allege that Henry H. Rathbun president of the Dairy Mien g League Cooperative Association and three executive committee members conspired to fix butter prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The five day scheme in December involved 668000 pounds of Grade A butter at 84 cents per pound, costing the district attorney $561757. Rathbun reportedly admitted aiming to keep prices at or above 84 cents a pound. The case cites the Commodity Exchange Act and carries up to $10000 fine or one year in jail per count.
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New York
Dairymien G League: Cooperative Association, Inc
Henry H. Rathbun
New York Mercantile. Exchange
U.S
John FE. X.mcgahey
McGahey
Department of Agriculture
McGohey
Dairymen's League
Rathbutt
Light Snow and Cold Conditions Persist in Syracuse Area
Light snow continued today with icy travel conditions easing after a freezing drizzle ended Friday night. Temperatures rose to 19 degrees at 8 am as Friday’s 13 degree low was recorded. Bus lines resumed normal service. Greyhound limited to southbound routes. Cinder trucks remain active. weather expected to stay cold and cloudy with little change.
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Greyhound
Syracuse
American Airlines
Winecoff Fire Suspect Seized In Atlanta Case
A former Winecoff Hotel employee, Dorman Ake, 81, was questioned by Atlanta police about his whereabouts during the deadly Winecoff blaze that killed 119. Held on a vagrancy charge, he answered a description of a man who hampered firemen at the Lanier Hotel fire in Macon.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Winecoff
Atlanta
Dorman Ake
Lanier
Macon
Suspect Arrested In Society Holdups
New York police say they captured Justin W. McCarthy a former British ministry pilot accused of targetting society leaders for jewels and furs in a string of holdups. The arrest follows a crackdown on high society thefts.
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New York
Sns
Justin W. McCarthy
British ‘Ministry - Aircraft Production
Senate Chaos Delays Swearing In As Crowd Presses In
Reporter Frederick Othman describes a confused scene outside the Senate galleries as a gray haired woman in pink fights through crowds to see her husband sworn in as a senator. The anecdote highlights the disarray and questions among some senators about who is actually presiding.
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Frederick
Othman Washington
U.S. Senate
Senate
Ilady
Tve
Two Escapees Captured From Brooklyn Jail Break
Two of nine fugitives from Raymond Street Jail are in custody. Scarfaced Alfred Minutolo, 31, alleged mastermind, was nabbed in Montvale New Jersey near St. Paul’s Church. Salvatore D Aula, 31, surrendered to Brooklyn patrolmen outside a station house.
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New York
Brooklyn
Raymond Street
Ragnet
Alfred Minutolo
Alcatrag
Minutolo
Montvale
N.J
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Salvatore D' Aula
Roy Simonds Dialed Wrong In Blizzard to Watertown Ride
Bus driver Roy Simonds on the Albany Watertown run reached Lowville two hours late behind schedule. He attempted a long distance call to Watertown 725 miles away to report but could not complete it. He then drove toward Watertown in a blizzard, discharged passengers, and answered the phone five minutes after reporting. The operator said the call was a collect from Roy Simonds at Lowville.
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Watertown
Roy
Simonds
Central Greyhound
Albany
Greyhound
Roy Simonds
Lowville
Petain Seriously Ill in Exile on Small Island
Marshal Petain, 86, leader of Vichy France, is seriously ill at his home in exile on a small island off Britain's coast, according to his aide Jacques Tsorny.
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Paris
Marshal ‘Petain
Vichy
France
Tidal Waves Threaten Hawaii Coastline
Waves of 10 feet battered the Hawaiian Islands early today. Coast Guard said the waves were dangerous but survey found no repeat of last April’s disaster. Some coastal homes were evacuated with minimal damage reported.
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Honolulu
INS
Hawaiian Islands
U.S. Coast Guard
Hall Backing Shifts GOP Chair Race in House
Washington INS reports Representative Leonard Hall of New Jersey showed strong support today for the chairmanship of the House Republican Congressional Campaign Committee. Taft supporters call the move completion of the Dewey slate in the House.
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Washington
INS
Leonard
Hall
R-N
House
Republican Congressional Campaign ‘Committee
Taft
Dewey
Mysterious hospital morgue break sparks Kansas City probe
Kansas City police probe the brutal killing of 28 year old male student nurse Lewis J. Spencer after a midnight prowler reportedly unlocked and left the hospital morgue door ajar three times. Detective Chief Stanley Beatty said the body lay inside as investigators pursue suspects and motive.
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Kansas
City
Kan
Stanley Beatty
Lewis J. Spencer
Congress Vows Continuous Senate Session Over Bilbo Fight
Republicans pledged to keep the Senate in nearly nonstop session until they defeat Senator Theodore Bilbo and complete Senate organization, signaling a hard line against President Truman’s plans.
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Washington
Senate
Theodore G. Bilbo
Truman
Taber vows immediate government economy drive
Representative John Taber incoming chairman of the House Appropriations Committee says he will enforce economies at once. He asks every government office to report cash on hand as of January to gauge potential savings. If successful, it could ease Knutson’s push for a 20 percent cut in personal income tax across most brackets.
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House
Ways and Means
Republicans Press To Fast Track Bilbo Fight In Senate
Senate Republicans held a conference and vowed to press the Bilbo matter without delay. Senator Eugene Millikins said the GOP would stay in session, possibly all night, to block Bilbo’s seating as Mississippi’s junior senator. Northern Democrats and Bilbo supporters clash over the dispute.
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Senate
Eugene Millikins
Rcolo
Republican Conference
G.O.P
Bilbo
Additon
Mississippi
Bilbo Quips About Tourists Wanting Senate Passes
In Washington a pair of visitors sought passes for the visitors' gallery. Senator Bilbo of Mississippi replied I would like to get into the Senate and then returned to sorting his mail.
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Washington
Bilbo
D-Miss
Senate
Taft pledges full support to break filibuster
The piece notes Republican strategy to wear down opponents with filibuster tactics. Senator Robert A. Taft pledges all out support to defeat Bilbo and block the filibuster, signaling a determined drive to launch a broader fight unless gains are made.
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Senate
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Bilbo
Fea Ep Can
Fey
Drama on Senate floor sparks seating battle over The Man
Editorial page notes Marquis Childs columns on the Senate fight regarding seating The Man. The piece references editorial content and other section placements such as Amusements Letters Churches Financial Classified Comics and sports.
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Senate
Blibo
Marquis Childs
Haworth
Dr. Brady
Wishipawell
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