Convicted in New York Drug Busts and Federal Trials
In New York, sixteen people were convicted on narcotics charges in state and federal courts. Notable figures include Jacob Nat Petiikrew, 49, cited as a leading marcotics supplier in West Harlem, and his lieutenant Charles Googen, 41, both convicted on dope charges. A federal jury convicted fourteen others in narcotics conspiracy cases. The proceedings highlight the city’s ongoing crackdown on wholesale drug networks.
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New York
Jacob Nat Petiikrew
West Harlem
Leutenant
Charles Googen
Gooden
U S Britain Ties Web Over Loan in Iran Dispute
The United States Export-Import Bank may provide a 25 million loan as Washington balances support for free economies against communism with possible strains on Britain and Iran holdings. The State Department signals a cautious but pivotal stance amid the Iran crisis and the broader China UNESCO votes.
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Washington
Iren
U. S
Britain
World Court to Begin Iran Oil Hearings
The International Court of Justice at The Hague will open hearings on Saturday June 36 to hear Britain plead for a temporary injunction against Iran's nationalization move. The session marks a key step in the dispute over Iran's oil industry and British interests.
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Iran
Hague
Netherlands
International Court of Justice
Aircraft Warning Service intercept drills extend across border
Aircraft Warning Service personnel organized a joint Canadian American operation with 138th Fighter Squadron at Hancock Field coordinating observers from Syracuse to Albany and White Plains to Buffalo. About 19 000 observers tracked 565 posts as Canadian officers joined the relay centers to integrate spotting systems and prepare for defense against invading aircraft along the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast.
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Cer Omicals Wien
Hancock Field
Alperagt
Scranton
Rochester
Albany
Syracuse
Snydar Sud
United States
J. A. Wiseman
Lou Renaud
G. A. Armstrong
New York
White Plains
Buffalo
Jin
Marth
Russia
Lnemy
Benbing
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Eastern Armyl Command
Navy
Navy Tug Frees Grounded Ferry Kalakala
A Navy tug freed the streamlined Kalakala ferry with 190 passengers aboard after it ran aground in Puget Sound near Bremerton Washington. The Seattle Bremerton route ferry first reported danger to equipment and crew to the Coast Guard, with rescue craft deployed to the scene.
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Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Coast Guard
Canandaigua Life Term Urged In Slaying Case
A 21 year old Shortsville man Frank Webster was convicted of first degree murder while committing a felony in the hitchhike slaying of Charles Lennox of Rochester last December. A Rochester jury recommended life imprisonment and sentencing by Justice Frederic T. Henry. Lennox, 52, vice president of the Rochester Electro Type and Engraving Co., was found beaten strangled and stabbed near Bushee Pedales county on December 6. Webster pleaded not guilty claiming insanity. The article also notes Mayer of MGM resigning amid studio disputes and outlines his career and ties to the industry.
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DOE
New York
Buffalo
Henry W. Goodard
Ethel Rosenberg
Stom
Herb Plant
Sing Sing
Rosenberg
Doc
Plant
Canandaigua
Shortsville
Charles
Lennox
Rochester
Frank Webster
State Supreme Court
Webster
Frederic T. Henry
Rochester Electro-Type and Engraving Co
Anes
Bushee
Ounty Dee
Hollywood
Ginlty
Fion
MGM
James Murphy
Willard
Mayer
Metro-Geldwyn-Mayer
Studio
Studion
Fat Teak
Bany
Amsterdam
Iow
Treasury Department
Ontario County
America
Ithony Devere
Alston-In
William Goetz
Goetz
Jess Toan
Universal-Internati National Stadio
Senate May Delay Tax Bill Amid Budget Outlook Doubt
Washington lawmakers consider delaying final action on the 7.2 billion tax bill to gain a clearer budget picture. Senator Walter F. George calls for a four to six week recess and a 16 billion cut in the 1952 budget, aiming to keep the government in the black with a tax rise not exceeding House plans.
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Washington
ULP
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Congress
George
Truman
House
Senate Finance
Algher
Inc
Eugene
D Millikin
R-Coro
GOP
Senate
Permanent Traffic Counters Planned for New York Roads
Twenty automatic traffic counters will be installed on southern and western New York highways. Blanning's Inc. of Binghamton bid $43,021 for 10 recorders in multiple counties and cities. O'Connell Electric Co. bid $11,200 for 14 counters across Genesee Livingston Monroe Wayne and Orleans counties and in Rochester Batavia. No other bids were received.
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Albany GP
Southert
New York
State Public Work Department
Blanning's, Inc
Binghamton
Imajor
Broome
Chenango
Delaware
Otsego
Sullivan's
Onronta
O'Connell Eteatric Company
Rochester
iGenesee
Livingston
Fonmroe
Ontaro
Orleans
Batavia
Harriman may be called in Far East policy probe
Washington reports said McMahon plans to summon Harriman from Europe to testify before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees in rebuttal to Patrick Hurley. Harriman, once ambassador to Russia, is abroad monitoring North Atlantic Pact defense efforts amid debate on Yalta effects.
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Washington
W. Averell Harrimen
Europe
Senate
Douglea MacArthur
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Harriman
Hell
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Hurley
I Russa
Yalta
Emmett
Rosiel O'Donnell
T He Far Eastern Air
Fores
Korea
Rusell
D-Ga
Mitttee
Hels
Korean War Air Strikes and Bombing Campaigns Reported
Allied air forces pounded western North Korea near Pyongyang and strafed front areas. Bombers hit runways and installations at Ogyto Prong an al Htumak folds while AMERICAN F-52 Mustangs attacked targets at Haeju and Anak. Fifth Air Force tallies show 33 enemy planes down or damaged in seven days, including 11 confirmed kills of Soviet MIG-15s, with American losses of three F-86s and one propeller Mustang missing.
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North Korea
U.S. Far East Air Force
Ogyto
al' Htumak
Haeju
Anak
38Th Parallel
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Red Air Force
Oregon May Seek MacArthur On Primary Ballot
In Portland Oregon petitions circulated today to place General Douglas MacArthur on the 2952 Oregon Republican presidential primary ballot. F Epton active in county Republican politics leads the drive and states signatures are needed. Under Oregon law a candidate's consent is not required.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Douglas MacArthur
Epton
Czechs Probe Jet Landings After U.S. Flights
The Czech Foreign Minister informed the United States that Prague is examining whether two American jets that landed on Czech soil recently flew with clearly defined objectives. CTK reported the pilots are being held while the inquiry continues and the note was sent to Ambassador Ellis Briggs in Prague.
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London
Czechoslovakia
United States
CTK Aid
Vilet Slroky
U.S
Ellis Briggs
Prague
Grink
Hese Mehis
Cazechoslovakis
Veterans Press Use Of Chiang Troops At Trumans Conference
The Catholic War Veterans urged President Truman to use Chiang Kai-shek troops and pressed for strict U.S. adherence to UN policy in response to Red China recognition. The 16th annual convention gathered over 3,000 members with a resolution calling the U.S. to condition aid to Yugoslavia on Tito halting religious persecution and freeing Archbishop Stepinac and other prisoners.
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Albany
UFI
Truman
United States
Red China
Uni Nations
National Builders Association Urged at New York meeting
About 200 contractors at the sixth mid year meeting of the New York State Building Industry Employers adopted a resolution urging the formation of a national association. Joseph D. Keenan of the AFL Building Trades Dept urged a united front to influence government actions affecting the industry.
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National Builders Association
Lake Plagp
New York State
National Association
Joseph D. Keenan
Building Trades Department
American Fedeation of Labor
Largest US ship launched to serve as troop transport
The 51500 ton United States liner, built to be the largest and fastest in the nation, was floated from its drydock and is designed to carry 2000 passengers and 1000 crew. Officials say it can be readily converted to a troopship to move 14,000 troops across the North Atlantic, with a projected speed near 30 knots and plans for a wide cruising range.
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Newfort News
United States
John M. Franklin
United States Lines
Easi
Britain
Franklin
Tom Connaby
Texas
North Atlantic
Tropics
Arctic
Court Hearings Tie U S Diplomats to Hungary Plot
In a courtroom session linked to Cardinal Mindszenty and Robert Vogeler, Pongracz testified about U S directives to mend relations with the Hungarian government and Catholic church. He described intelligence work and a plan to appoint an interim caretaker regime for Hungary amid conspiracy and black market charges.
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Nathaniel Dvir
Davis
U.S
marmaUon Oh
Heman Catholic Church
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert Vogeler
Pongracz
Archibishop
Lows Revey
Press
Existeral
Legation
Ruth Tryon
United States Information Service
Malcolm Toon
Mery Eich
Ungrammared court tale of political agents and a packed courtroom
In a crowded courtroom, Pongracz testified how he passed information to Revey and Muss Tryon and Miss Eich, claiming ties to a counterintelligence role for a non listed government. The trio who admitted guilt yesterday included Archbishop and Baszlo, with others present but Bozsik absent for unexplained reasons.
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Revey
Muss Tryon
Miss Eich
Pongracz
Fem
Bozsik
Remarkable Recovery From Meningitis Changes Carolyn’s World
Carolyn, once near death from meningitis, regained speech after miracle drugs and prayer. She learned to count to 31 and read, with early schooling under Mrs. Maybelle Smith. Her memory improved, she began writing and showed better coordination, though some words and tasks remained challenging.
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Carolyn
Maybelle Smith
Community Chest
Adam
Benjamin
Christ
David
Sewing machine treadle girl crafts own dresses
Carolyn has returned to her floral shop part time job. Last Sunday she ran the church hall for the first time. Mrs. Smith notes that her mind seems born twice, hinting at a remarkable transformation after sewing and self reliance.
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Carolyn
Snubs Cheer as Lewis Visits Detroit Union Stronghold
In Detroit, crowds react to John L Lewis amid a visit by a founder of the United Mine Workers. The event, organized by Ford Local 600 UAW, marks the 100th anniversary of the first union contract with Henry Ford, drawing 65 000 members and prompting both snubs and cheers.
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Lewis
Detroit
C.I.G. United Automobile Workers
John L
United Mine Workers
G.O
Lewis Oest
UAW
International
Ford
U.A.W
Herzy ‘Ord
India Reds Deal with New Delhi for Barter Wheat
The government announced a barter agreement to exchange freely sold goods for 100000 tons of Russian wheat. Officials declined to disclose which Indian people or entities would supply the goods or be affected by the barter arrangement.
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New Delby
India
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Nevada
Prince Aly Khan
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Britiain
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Querrilla
Taipei
Formosa
Norh
Hankow
Theodore E. MI
JSON
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co
New York City
Los Angeles
Thomas
Nickel Pinte Railroad
Morfolk and Western
Enespeake & Ohw Lines
Cleve
Iarla Toscaneni
Aruro Toscanini
Aircraft Warning Service
Lisee
Dore Schary
Schary
RKO
Loew's, Inc
Haverdall
Mass
Millikin
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyster
Defense
Charles B. Wilson
Eric A. Jonnston
Pictures
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Manschuria
David G. Barr
Chiang Kai-shek
Harr
Sevanth
MacArthur
Poga
Pyongyang
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Wayne Lyons
N.Y
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Tenn
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