Ten Most Wanted: Triple Slayer Holden Described by FBI
FBI lists Thomas James Holden as one of the nation’s most wanted, detailing a 1949 triple murder in Chicago and a dramatic prison escape from Leavenworth. The ex-convict, linked to figures like Alvin Karpis, Verne Miller and Frank Nash, remains at large with a rheumatic heart and a notorious escape record.
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Thomas James Holden
FBI
America
Alvin Karpis
Verne Miller
Frank Nash
Holden
Chicago
West Side
Lillian Holden
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Cedar Lake
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G-men
Federal
Leavensworth
Kan
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Kansas City
Leavenworth
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San Francisco
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Bradley sorry 29th slighted by veterans in war memories
General Omar Bradley says 29th Division veterans feel slighted by his book A Soldier's Story while praising the 28th Division as excellent. Maryland and Baltimore area veterans call for a public explanation as Bradley discusses divisions and command structure on a CBS program.
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New York
Omar Bradley
Maryland Veticans
Baltimore
Bradley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pranks and mishaps stain Atlanta day with injuries
Atlanta reports a rough day with Alonzo Caldwell 23 swept from crates at a under pass. Hospitals treat bites from a monkey dog and spider. A child falls from tree and bicycle. Charlotte Mitchell 13 sends self to hospital by hitting head with a tennis racquet during a swing at a ball.
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Atlanta
Alonzo Caldwell
Charlotte Mitchell
Charlotte
Field Day Planned For Farm Winners
Albany invites century farm winners to mark the New York Rural Electric Power anniversary. Fifty three farms have stayed in the same families for over 190 years. Perley M. Eastman, society secretary, announced the invitation. The field day to celebrate rural power growth will be held June 30 near St. Johnsville.
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Albany
State Agricultural Society
New York
Perley M. Eastman
Society
St. Johnsville
Missing airplane parts theft linked to Miami warehouse sale
A 2000 dollar loss claim centers on stolen airplane parts from Aircraft Service Corp stored at the Lawrence Warehouse Corp facility near Miami International Airport. Police identify a suspect as W. Dobbs and note a truck sighting and regular area departures while a reorganization petition to avoid bankruptcy was filed in federal court.
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TNE
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Miami
Fle
Qpa
Federal
Coleman
Aircraft Services
Justices of the Corp
Minti
Salur Peace
Edwin L. Mason
Sim Dlay
Jisbil Rence
Mason
Nance Corporation
Wite Titam
Aircraft Service Corp
Lawrence Warehouse Corp
Buddhist Leader Opposes Early Japan Peace Treaty
Takanao Yoshida, supreme adviser to Japan's Buddhists, warns an early peace treaty could push Japan into the world’s free nations and provoke Russia into action. He suggests Moscow might mirror the Sino-Soviet pact to target Japan. Yoshida returns from six months in the United States as the first Japanese leader to publicly oppose speedily concluding a peace agreement.
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Japan
Takanao Yoshida
Society of Free Nations
Russia
Yoshida
United States
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