Iwo Killings and Car Crash Leaves Four Injured
Reports say a mother and two children were injured when a car struck a crossing in Horseheads. A longshoreman Deahm J Berins 28 was shot and seriously wounded in New York City by two men, with police offering few details. Elsewhere the prewar Conesus Lake Fire ritual will again be held at Dansville with 7500 flares planned around the lake.
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Piother
Iwo
Wes Rele Rey Leachearn
Wanna
Westie
Ivdin
Ami Linda Jean
We Surguess
Stan
Nis Fansi
Walt
New York
Deaham J. Berins
Wherins
Lansing
Arinear
Conesus Lake
Congress Strikes Delay House and Senate Chamber Renovation
Capitol work stalls as a focal carpenters strike pauses the rebuilding of the House and Senate chambers. Engineers say roofing and restoration could be finished by January if the dispute ends soon.
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House
Senate
Washington
Capitol
David Lynn
London Communists plan march on U S Embassy
British Communist leaders call for a march on the American Embassy in London to protest perceived U S civil liberty attacks. A Hyde Park rally and the embassy march were part of a larger effort to press for British independence from U S interference.
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London
U. S
United States
Hyde Park
Liberty
Lves
Daily Worker
Notable Concord Banker 79 Dies in New York Area Obit
The Concord resident and banker died at age 79 after a long career as an industrialist and civic figure. The obituary notes his ties to the press and education circles, including his wife, a home economist, and family connections to prominent local leaders.
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Rosepah FE
Concord
Tess
George
Wile George
Repreia Neo Ae
Tor Midre
Piar
York
Igss
Lili
Eite Gist
aris \GeRgree
Willam XV. Gist
Rai
Church Raid Sparks Prosecution in St Bridget’s Church Bingo Case
Illinois law defines binge as gambling and permits raids. In the St Bridget’s raid, items seized will be used to prosecute Father Gordon and parishioners. Fines range from 169 to 300 in County Court, with higher penalties in other courts. Parker Gordon denies ongoing gambling at the church social.
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Illinois
Canfyeed
St. Sridget’s
Father Gordon
Justice of the Peace
Parker Gordon
Coplon Sentenced in Espionage Case at 40 Months to 10 Years
Former Justice Department employee Coplon, 28, was sentenced to 40 months to 10 years for stealing government documents to relay to Soviet engineer Gubitchev. She is free on $20,000 bail pending appeal after a nine week espionage trial. Coplon, haggard after hours in custody, spoke briefly to reporters and plans holidays with friends before returning home to Brooklyn.
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Jeil le Ker Bai
Dresse
Justice Department
Brunet
Dale
Usmar
Archibald Palmer
Gubitchev
United Nations
Moss Copson
Brooklyn
Samuel Copson
Manhattan
Miss Coplon
Guovitchev
United States
Mss Cosion
Gubitchevy
Russ Copion
Sister Found After Four Days Lost In Yosemite Wilds
Joan Thormipson an 11 year old from Palo Alto and her sister were reported lost for four days in a remote Yosemite section. Three volunteer searchers located Joan yesterday and she walked unassisted to a patrol wagon. She is in Yosemite Hospital with a broken ankle and minor injuries.
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Yosemite
Calif
Joan Thormipson
Allis Cotlege Studert
Paloo Alto
Yosemite Hospital
Yosemite National Park
Joan
Nn Bad
s. George W_ ‘Prhomnsen
Savig
Jsan
Charge Reduced Driver Fined in 25 Plea
Ralph Vandiver pled guilty to a reduced charge of failure to have his tar under control after police reported he ran a red light and struck a car driven by Parisiman William Busch of 525 Winton St. Vandiver denied intoxication and was fined as part of the adjustment.
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Ralph Vandiver
OL Soon
Mass
I. H. Bamerick
Parisiman Wiliam Busch
Winton St
Vandiver
Jesuit Gudze Bamer Tk
Steel Union Primed For July Strike Over Wages and Contracts
United Steelworkers prepare for a possible August strike after a memo from President Murray and negotiations with U S Steel and Alcoa. U S Steel talks resume July 6 on higher wages social insurance and pensions while Alcoa contract ends July 31 paving a potential August strike for about 20 690 workers. Goldberg hopes a full walkout can be avoided.
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Pittsburgh Cupii
CIO
United Steelworkers
USAW
Philp Murray. Burray
C.C
T Union
U.S.W
Wide Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Murray
USAY
Cor J Snsel
Arthur J. ‘Goldberg
U. S. Steel
Dimitrov Leads Balkans Despite Health Decline
Dimitrov remained a central Soviet Balkan ally though shattered by long imprisonment and toil. He left Bulgaria for treatment in Russia, triggering a cabinet reshuffle as Kolarov became acting premier and an inner council handled state affairs during his absence.
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Russia
Balkan
Hremlin
Soviet Union
Balkans
Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Sofia
If. Kolarov
Hkovaichevtsi
Bulzarié
Siber
Numbers Racket Helping Develop Atomic Shelter
Los Angeles report on a conference where Dr J H Curtiss of the National Bureau of Standards discusses Monte Carlo methods for shielding against atomic radiation. He calls the approach a numbers racket to end all such games and notes elements of chance in predicting particle paths for better protection.
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Los Angeles
Mathematic
Monte Cametho
J. H. Curtiss
Theational Bureau of Standards
Curtiss
Mathems
Jury Adds 3 To Floggings
In Birmingham area a Jefferson County grand jury reports three more floggings by robed night riders. Witnesses describe May 26 beatings in coal hills west of Birmingham and two whippings in Clay County plus one in southern Jefferson County. Victims include Jack Alexander and a woman. armed mobs carried lashes and threats.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Here
Clay County
Jack Alexander
Guintown
Alexander
Crewman Missing From Hitler Yacht Grille Off New York
Captain H Byng reports German crewman Josef Nickel, 23, jumped from Adolf Hitler era private yacht Grille off New York. Nickel slipped away under guard by immigration authorities and private detectives while 48 other crew members faced entry refusals amid the voyage.
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Adolf Hitler
Grille
H. ©. Byng
Josef Nickel
Sickel
Exvittians
Socthanese
Pal
Sgi Oen
EM & Ny
Accused Driver Pleads Not Guilty in Traffic Scene
Ronald C. Fiogi Fon pleads not guilty to charges stemming from a crash scene identified by authorities. The court proceeding followed an incident reported at 4 AD Lodaw with an unidentified $3 fine cited in the record.
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Ronald C. Fiougi Fon
Sime
Iceee
Gates Freed From Jail After 30 Day Contempt Sentence
John W. Gates editor of the Daily Worker was released from jail early after serving a 30 day contempt sentence from the communist conspiracy trial. About 40 demonstrators gathered at the Federal House of Detention to greet him learning he was freed shortly after midnight.
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New York
John W.gates
The
Daily Worker
Federal House of Detention
Gates
Civ Rights Congress
U. S. Court of Appeals
Harold BR. Medina
Vetrans
Two Authors Win State Supreme Court Ruling On Theft Claim
San Francisco judges upheld two authors claims that their stories were stolen. Samuel R. Golding and Norbert Faulkner won 225000 against REO Pictures for The Man and His Swedow. Hellawood writers claim same theme appeared in Ghost Ship. A separate 535000 verdict for Jack Stanler against Columbia, General Petroleum, and Hal Hudson involved Saber Wanger Presents script from 1942.
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San Francisco
Judgemenis
State Supreme Court
REO Pictures, Inc
Ae Vai Lewton
Samuel R. Golding
Norbert Faulkner
RHO Stele
RRO
HO O
Jack Stanler
Columbia Broadcastines’ System
General Petroleum Corp
Hal Tiudson
Stanler
Igloo Food Lockers Awarded Merit Certificate
Gets Certificate IGLOO FOOD LOCKERS INC of DeWitt awarded a merit certificate by Locker Man in St. Laws engagement Co for advancing standards of plant operation and proving of frozen products. Scosell is president of the Igloo corporation.
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Igloo Food Lockers, Inc
DeWitt
Locker Mann
St. Laws
Jury to Get Girl Slaying Case Today
A fragmentary report indicates a murder case involving a girl and witness statements. The article mentions attorney involvement and alleged conduct by the suspect, with quoted testimony describing the events around the victim.
Rose's Trial To Be Costly
San Francisco report estimates the treason trial of Mrs. Iva D Aquino, accused of broadcasting propaganda for Radio Tokyo, will cost the government heavily. The tally includes $325,000 for subsistence, $16 daily per witness, $390 daily for government witnesses, $12 daily for defense attorney trips to Japan, $3,000 for court staff, plus transportation and expert fees. The trial is expected to run six to eight weeks.
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San
Federal Court For Sound
Uce
Controversy over travel rights in Slovakia fuels diplomatic tension
The Slovak government asserts Verolino violated diplomatic rights by ignoring police stops during a trip from Bohemia Moravia, while the Vatican Nunciature denounces the claim as false. Armed men allegedly forced Verolino to the police station for questioning amid patrols on cross border routes.
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Veroleing
Slovakia
Bohemia-Moravia
Verolino
Itisahi
Yugoslavia Says It Must Arm Itself After Aid Cutoff
Belgrade reports that Yugoslavia will produce its own weapons as both East and West withhold military aid. The official disclosure notes a Cominform crackdown affecting Yugoslavia's defense plans amid broader Soviet- bloc pressure.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Defense Ministry
Marshal Tito
Annie Haat
Flussia
Arom Siungars
Bank Dividend Declared for Savings Bank Depositors
Frederick W. Barg announced dividends totaling 630.266 for depositors. Payments credited to accounts at a rate of 2 percent, covering more than 59,080 fepositors across the savings bank.
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Savings Bank
Frederick W. Barg
Osesaa Io
Senator Murrau Pushes $25 Billion Public Works Plan
Senator Murray urged a conference of labor leaders businesspeople farmers and consumers to craft a national economic cooperation board. The bill would direct planning for a $25 000 000 000 public works program authorize government loans and construction to aid private industry and help transfer unemployed workers to jobs. It targets expansion in steel freight cars iron ores synthetic fuels electric power and newsprint.
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Waskington
Murrau
Montana
Iold
Congress
SVE
Murray Bil
National Economic Cooperation Board
Murray
Buffalo Chamber editor writes county history in spare time
Lloyd S. Graham editor of Buffalo Business explains at luncheon that he wrote a history of Niagara County to fill his spare time. He jokes golf and bridge tiresome and notes his happiness in marriage while admitting the book was a personal project to occupy idle hours.
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Buffalo
Lloyd S. Graham
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo Business
Niagara County
High School Grads Join Two Services
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Patan Rolver
Edward Dean
Far
Ernest Ewardt
Fulton
Eimesing
Air Force
Theodore Starczelski
Utica
Rohnert Tomasch
Cuica
Lowell Kelsey
Hammond
Lockland Jetirs Tes
Russell
Nelson Junet
Gouverneur
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