Atom spying indictments target Gold and two aliases
A Brooklyn grand jury indicted Harry Gold Philadelphia chemist and two unnamed co defendants on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. The indictment links Gold to agent John Dug and Richard Roe alias Sam with names unclear to jurors. It alleges a conspiracy to pass atomic secrets involving Dr Klaus Fuchs and others to the Soviet Union during 1944 1945 while mentioning aliases Sam and John Roe.
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Washington
Peouklyn Grand
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
United States
Geld
Som Dor
John
Richard Roe
Sam
Hit
Fie
John Dug
John Hoe
Klaus Frehs
Great Britain
Waming
Grand Jury
Dr. Fuchs *T
Union of &Nvies
Richard Rue
Red threats push Europe aid as Truman warns of war
President Truman urges continued U S aid to Europe to deter possible war and counters calls to shift focus. REDS poised to move in and threaten stability amid escalating tension. The warning frames U S policy as essential to avert conflict.
Tax protester Abbott vows underwater protest over taxes
Paul D. Abbott 27, grandfather of three, plans to submerge in a steel and glass tank at Lake Shafer on Father's Day to pressure Congress to cut excise and hidden taxes. Supported by Lake Shafer merchants, he will stay underwater until action is taken. Abbott says new houses carry about 30 percent of price in hidden taxes.
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Monticello
Ind
Paul D. Abbott
Congress
Abbott
Shafer
Abbot
Lake Shafer
Crackdown Sought on Coffee Speculators by Senate Committee
Washington action urged by Agriculture Subcommittee led by Senator Gillette to fight coffee price spikes. Recommendations include injunctive relief against speculative futures on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, civil action under antitrust laws, disposing foreign-held coffee stocks, probing 1918 Brazil purchases by Maxwell House owner, and Justice Department representation at Inter-American Council meetings.
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Senate
Ther- Agriculture Subcommmitee
Gillette
Iowa
Wat
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
PWO
Colemian
George Robbins
Maxwell House Division
General Foods Corporation
National Coffee Department of
Brazil
Justice Department
Special Commission On Coffee
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Weather outlook and odd notes from a park mower
The report notes 90 predicted tomorrow with temperatures four to six degrees above normal through Wednesday. An incident in a park mentions a power mower, a dropped wallet and shredded bills found by Patrolman Martin Dardis. Cooler readings were seen in Albany and Elma, while Syracuse remained hot.
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Kel
Endicott G
William John
Son
Martin Dardis
Johnson
Keller
Dardis
Iej
Massiseinns
Page tease of features and pictures listing names
A scrawled note highlights features on pages 62 and 63 with names Ida Jean Dr Dean Crosswort Mary Haworth and Horase. It mentions JTALRING IT OVER on page 59 and regular features and pictures on pages 26 and 62.
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Tomics
Ida Jean
Dean Crosswort
Mary Haworth
Hunt On for Plane Down in Atlantic
Norfolk Washington dispatch reports a Grumman TBM torpedo bomber from Norfolk Air Station in anti submarine training is missing after going down about seven miles east of Cape Henry in the Atlantic. A large sonar and surface search is under way with three other aircraft from Composit AM assisting in the effort.
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Norfolk
Atlante Apaui
Cape’ ‘Henty
Norfolk Air Station
Cain Blocks Rent Bill Filibuster Delays Senate Action
Washington Senator Cain blocked a rent control bill timetable and launched a filibuster. Senate Leader Lucas condemned GOP obstruction as Democrats press for a vote, with a plan to move the measure to floor before Christmas or delay via committee motions.
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Washington
1Cain
Wash
Senate
Cain
Senate Democratic
Lucas
Illinois
United States
Pepper Market Panic Drives Pepper Prices Down
Pepper market sees a sharp drop as prices slide from 2470 rupees per candy to 2270 rupees over three days. The decline translates to about 519.19 to 477.16 dollars per candy, reflecting a 500 rupee loss.
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van GP
Pauic
U S Forces Seen Too Weak For Major War by 1943
Gen Omar Bradley testifies before the Senate that American armed forces will still be insufficient to fight a major war by July 1943 while mobilization and industrial capacity grow. He supports a $14 billion budget and notes in being forces plus reserve and industrial power can win if attacked. Secretary Johnson backs the defense spending and warns against cutting funds. Gen J Lawton Collins highlights a focus on developing tanks and anti aircraft rockets and missiles for future defense.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Appropriations Committee
C. S
Bradton
Senate
Johnson
Bradley
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Lieve
Ex Suitor Hunted After Golf Champ Slain in Pontiac
Thel wna Clark 38 a former city women’s golf champion was shot dead in front of her home in Pontiac Michigan. Her mother Ray Gorsline 58 and another woman were wounded. Police hunt Lloyd Leech 50 described as the slain woman’s ex suitor. Moore 28 said he and John Null at a Waterford tavern with Clark before the shooting.
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Pontiac
Mich
Thelwna Clark
Lloyd] Lesch
Leech
Alice
Ray Gorsline
Charles Moore
Moore
Oakland
Clyde Underwood
John Null
Waterford
Clark
Gesch
Five Die In Train Fire At Beattock Scotland
Five passengers perish as a Birmingham to Glasgow Midland Scot train bursts into flames after its three rear coaches burn near Beattock Scotland. Several others injured as bodies are found severely burned and identification is difficult. police seek causes amid a large fire.
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Beattock
Scotland
King
Sti
Heir to 4 Million Sought in Chicago Skid Row
Detectives hunted for Stanley William McKenna Walker 50 a Oxford graduate and heir to half of a 3 million English estate seen in Chicago Skid Row. Uniontown friend Thomas B Hant aided and British consul had sought Walker after his family was killed.
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Chicago
Skid Row
Stanley William McKenna Walker
Oxford University
Peri
Chiwaga
Thomas B. Hant
Uniontown
Walker
Hunt
Officials End Three Day Nuclear Safety Conference
New York officials of the energy commission ended a three day conference held to review atomic safety and potential policy steps. The session closed with plans for follow up meetings and further public briefings.
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New York
Atoms Energy Comm Son
Search renewed for woman’s body in Lake Ontario area
Monroe County sheriffs renew search for Mrs. Nicholas P. Brooks 26 of Rome missing since November 4. A helicopter scanned the Rochester shoreline while a police car with radio contact followed the waterway. Authorities theorize heat waves may surface a body.
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Rochester
Lake Ontario
Nicholas P. Brooks
Rome
Monroe County Sheriff's Office
Rochester i. Ay Point
Prison Riot Kills Five in Patina Central Jail
Five convicts were killed and 14 wounded when warders fired on rioting inmates at Patina central jail in Bombay. The riot continued through the night.
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Nombay
India
Patina Central Jail
Senator Knowland seeks diary subpoena in Amerasia probe
Senator Knowland demanded Senate subpoenas for the diary of James V. Forrestal to determine if he caused a delay in the Amerasia case. The push came as the Tydings Committee heard another Amerasia jur y probe witness, while separate grand jury inquiries moved in New York and Washington. Forrestal died last year, and Archbold Van Beuren referenced historic actions by the Office of Strategic Services.
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Washington Jins
Knowland
Calif
Senate
James V. Forrestal
Tydings Committee
Amerasia
New York
Washington
Zane
Downed B-29 Falls Into North Sea During Gunnery Exercise
A United States B-29 bomber reportedly fell into the North Sea during a gunnery run on a target near Lames with at least three crew members lost. Search efforts continued as officials investigate the cause and assess equipment failures described in the field report.
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London
UPA
United States
North Sea
Plene
Cater Rachneg.ag Etrace
Truman warns aid to Western Europe vital for world peace
President Truman told Missouri graduates that post Marshall Plan aid must continue to stave off Communist expansion. He argued dangers exist but democracy can endure with scientific progress and allied strength, urging a global community to resist Communism. Concludes with plans to return for WWI 35th Division reunion.
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Columbia, Mo
Rnman
Europe
United States
University of Miksouri
Marshall Plangid
Truman
Jin Phi Beta Kappa
St. Louis
Free World
Death in a Crib and Infant Suffocation
Discussion in PARADE about infant crib deaths and parental guilt. Doctors note most crib deaths arise from other causes. Lewrence Gafiin offers guidance in Your Bedy Won’t Suffocate.
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Lewrente Gafiin
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