Defendant Denies Using Tokyo Rose In Radio Broadcasts
San Francisco reports that Dale Kramer testified yesterday that Iva Toguri denied using the name Tokyo Rose and claimed she did not feel treason was committed. He quoted excerpts from her Tokyo Rose scripts aired to U S troops and noted she said she entertained troops rather than betray them. The trial over eight treason counts continues after a recess.
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Dale Kramer
Iva Toguri
Radio Tokyo
United States
Yank
Miss Toguri
Tral
Redlo
Tokyo
Kremer
Kazy
Tokyo Rose
Heamer
Toguri
Kramer
Wer
Hering
Hers
Italian Reds Plan Drive Against Church
Reports from Rome indicate Italian Communists intend an underground campaign against the Catholic Church. The plan reportedly differs from campaigns in Czechoslovakia and other Soviet-influenced states, with front organizations and covert support while avoiding direct attacks on the church itself. Individual clerics monasteries and convents may be targeted on grounds of personal conduct.
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Washington
INS
Romey
Czechoslovakia
Italy
North Atlantic
Clemency Hearings Set for Three NYC Murder Convicts
Three clemency hearings are scheduled today for Walter Boots Favis and Floyd Arrington, both 22, and Gray Jackson, 21, all condemned to die in the electric chair for the 1940 murder and robbery of Manhattan taxi driver Michael B. Murphy. The Court of Appeals upheld their first degree murder convictions by a unanimous vote, and ordered the executions for September 3, and September .
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Sodaakure
Loyemar Veweys
New York City
Court of Appeals
Walter ‘Boots’ Favis
Brooklyn
Mary
Gray Jackson
Floyd Azzington
Michael B. Murphy
Manhattan
Davis
Jackson
Arrington
Airlines resume after two day strike by radio officers
Seven AFL radio officers ended a two day walkout after the airline promised to resume contract negotiations. The Fight Communications Officers of America WAFL members walked out Thursday causing cancellations. Their contract expired last month and talks broke down Wednesday.
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Saneman
AFL
Fight Communications Officers of America
WAFL
Colgate Group Doctors Probe Told of Arms Plan
A Niagara Falls medical inquiry into a 10 month old boy's death was underway as doctors examined arms program rhetoric and political comments tied to the Roosevelt era. Discussions included Cardinal Spellman and Mrs. Roosevelt amid debates over federal aid to education and public works funding, with unemployment and defense policy figures noted.
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Colgate Group
Niagara
United v. Morgan
Francis
Spellman
Delyear-oli
Baby
Aui
Fremen
Francis HL Russell
Bremen
Colgate
Russell
North Atlantic
United States
Free Nations
Europe
Cardinal Spellman
Roosevelt
Eolucm
Congress
Wiman
Roose
Ito
Fernandez Admits He Tied the Scarf in Michigan Case
Fernandez admits he tied a scarf around Mrs Delphine Dowling s neck to stop her from screaming in the Michigan murder case tied to the lonely hearts operation He says he was in another room when the killing occurred and claims no involvement Beck faces trial as co defendant He previously admitted burying Mrs Fay s body in a Queens cellar and cementing the grave while denying using a hammer handle to tighten the scarf toward the victim s death He says he would face the electric chair to save Beck and confirms he pulled the scarf as tight as possible during questioning
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Raymond Fernandez
Mrs. Jenesay
Lonely Hearts
Fernandez
Mage
Albany
Martha Beck
Feernandez
Beck
Fernandes
Delphine Downing
Byron Centers
Mich
Michigan
Dowzins
Edward Robinson
Nassau County
Slying
State Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecora
Robinson
Eve
Mrs. Fay
Fes
Férnandez
Hearts Case Suspect Held In Virginia
State police said they are contacting authorities nationwide for information on Ernest Torrence 57 held after a failed attempt to snare a woman at a railroad station. A car chase led to discovery of about 300 love letters tied to a lonely hearts probe and to multiple alleged investment swindles involving $2500 and $14000 in losses across Virginia Pennsylvania and Florida linked to Torrence.
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Wetheville
Ve. C
Ernest Y Torrence
Torrence
Gate City
Tina ‘Aan
C. W. Biné
Thay J“Loneis
Cecroit County
Lacenses
Florida
Pittsburgh
Annie Annin
Forrence
Keith
Reds Peril South China in New Drive
Chinese front lines surge toward Changsha as Communist forces threaten Hunan and Canton Hankow rail links. Reports say Changsha may be isolated and Liling captured, with fighting near Changsha. Chiang Kai-shek seen at Amor, aiding defense. flood relief center set up in Hun County.
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Canton
Ching
Changsha
Yi Chi-chi
Fukien
Chiang Kai-shek
Amor
China
Chiang
Bown
Formosa
Canada Leads Atom Power Research
Dr Lawrence Hafstad of the U S Atomic Energy Commission cites Canada as leading in atomic power research with Chaulk River reactors for isotopes and testing radiation effects. He notes U S reactor development lags and outlines plans for new reactors to advance naval and aircraft propulsion.
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Russell
Truman
Europe
United States
State Department
Los Angeles
Jada
Lawrence
Hafstad
Sih
Teactor Development Fort
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Imade
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Canada
Hatstad
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Chaulk River
Ontario
Woman slain on isolated farm porch by hammering farmer
A woman was battered to death with a hammer on a farmhouse porch last night. Her 14-year-old sister and niece were severely beaten. Police searched for George Froman, 72, an odd jobs man who roomed at the farm, aided by bloodhounds. Deputy Sheriff Risor reported the dead woman as Mrs Solly Pritz. Mrs Laura La Duke, her sister, was in fair condition at Douglas County Hospital in Omaha, and Mrs Pearl Gibson, La Duke’s daughter, 50, was listed in good condition there.
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Ora
George Froman
Cian
Fienah
Jack W. Risor
Solly Pritz
Atom Aid Goes to Pen
Santa Fe. XN, M H Treacy, former public information director at the Los Alamos atomic project, must serve a year to 12 months in state prison for crime. Snelling was sentenced yesterday by District Judge Luis El Rrmijo after a preliminary hearing. Hamilton, appointed to defend Spelling, said the full $1,008 Snelling used to pay his own debts had been returned. Hamilton cited Snelling's Navy service and urged leniency. Snelling appeared at FBI headquarters in Dallas after a weeklong disappearance.
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Senate Labor Committee
Pehicnic
Truman
Santa FE
M .H
Treacy
Elling
Los Alamos
Snelling
Luis EL Rrmijo
Grea
Hamilton
Spelling
Navy
Power Break Shuts Subways Across City Horns of Heat
A major power failure halted about two thirds of New York City’s subway system for nearly an hour last night causing trains to stop and tens of thousands of riders to endure heat in stalled cars and caverns. Signal cuts underground triggered the outage with lights returning and service resuming within an hour. No serious injuries or congestion reported as crowds waited for trains to restart.
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New York City
Tunsit
Petrillo Orders Jukebox Walkout in Chicago Hotels
James C. Petrillo states his AFM musicians are being called out of Chicago hotels cafes and night clubs using non union record players. Patrio later denied reports that he threatened to withdraw members from hotels in other cities.
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Petrillo
New Fork U
James C. Petrillo
A. i
Chicago
Patrio
American Federation of Musicians
Brigham Young Kin Visit Railroad Fair
The article notes Brigham Young’s descendants visiting a railroad fair in town. It mentions Mrs. Fannie Clayton, 79, and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, 36, as two surviving daughters, both widows and travelers, and describes their lineage as Young’s children in Utah’s pioneer era.
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Brigham Young
Utah
Chicago
Fannie Clayton
Mabel Sanborn
Young
Albany endurance driver aims to conquer all 48 states
Edward F. Rice of Albany wired his parents from a cross country trip covering 1400 miles in two days as he drives a 4929 car. He left Albany on Monday in July 1948 and plans to reach all 48 states in two weeks, hoping to be the first amateur driver to do so. He works at the General Maniline and Film Company plant in Rensselaer.
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Albany
Edward F. F. Rice
Edward B. Rice
Woodbine
East
Rice
Albane
General, Maniline and Film Company
Rensselaer
Wnstail
Scientists Breed Bees With Colored Eyes at UC
University of California researchers breed bees with red white or blue eyes to study genetic differences. Dr H F H Laidlaw led cross breeding from white eyed drones to black eyed queens, yielding white eyed then red eyed offspring, and finally two binish eyed drones added a new color scheme. The work aims to see if eye color reflects other latent physical differences and could guide controlled evolution for gentler honey bees.
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University of California
Wavac
Caui
H. FH. Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Leader Denies Klan Existence Amid Violence Claims
Dr Samuel Green of Atlanta refutes Klan existence, declares focus on upholding constittion and law. Lawsuit against Desmon alleges violence against a war veteran, with attorneys Irwin and Johnson citing gunshots and a buried cross at Johnson’s home.
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Atlanta
G—Grane
Samuel Green
Ku Kix Klan
Green
Fuatton County
Tence
Desmon
Brougue Byx Cr
Hugh Gin
Gilliland
Hal A. Irwin
Samuel Johnson
Ku Mlux Klan
Johnson
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