Testimony at Chambers Case Raises Defense Question
Details from a New York trial outline the defense asking a long hypothetical about Chambers mental state. Assistant U S Attorney Murphy objects as the jury panel hears testimony. The defense plans to rest its case, with page 12, column 3 noting conclusions.
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Chambers
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Stryker
U.S
Thomas E. FE. Murphy
Murphy
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Defense
Case of Girl in Waitkus Shooting Moves Ahead
Ruth Aan Steinhagen, 19, appeared in felony court with victim Waitkus after a hotel room shooting on June 15. Bound over to the grand jury, a true bill was voted and indictment returned as James J. McDermott presided. Bond set at $50,000. Her attorneys said they will seek a petition claiming the defendant cannot cooperate with counsel or understand the charges.
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Kankakee State Hospital
Ruth Aan Steinhagen
James. J. Mc_Dermott
Criminal Court
Waitkus
Michael Brodkin
Berri Bieber
Genie
Matthew D. Hartigan
Truman advisers optimistic on major issues three point plan
The column notes President Truman and his advisers are optimistic about national issues based on a three point approach. It mentions editorial context on pages 62 and 63 and lists various sections and features such as Comics Horoscopes Classifieds and Sports.
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Congress
Truman
Marquis Childs
Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Ing
Mindszenty
City Life
Winchell
Hickenlooper ends phase of AEC probe
Senator Hickenlooper suspends public phase of charges against the Atomic Energy Commission to await closed session action on security issues and international atomic matters. Chairman Wilenthal says the commission will present a concise stewardship accounting starting next Wednesday.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic.Energy . Commission
Mickenlooper
Senate House. Atomic
David E. Wilsenthal
Lilienthal
Indictments Unfold in Crusading Sardino Case Grand Jury Report
The grand jury filed eight open indictments and sealed fifteen in a probe led by the Sardino brothers John Thomas and Francis. The identity of those named in sealed indictments remains unrevealed until July 18 when County Court convenes. Proceedings included Sheriff Wasmer Police Chief Kinney and others, with John Doe indictments centered on late hours selling alcohol.
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Leo W. Breed
Supreme’ Court
Earle C. Bastow
Roy W. Bell
Justice Bastow
John, Thomas
Francis
Grand ‘Jury
Edward
Oo. Yackel
John W.W. Brown
Onondaga, County Alcoholic- ‘Beverage
Archbishop Beran halts public appearances in Prague
In Seclusion Prague Czechoslovakia archbishop Josef Beran decided against further public appearances. Sources say he was unnerved by Communist booing at St. Vitus Cathedral and fears demonstrations could invite government vengeance on Catholics. A bishop stood in for him at a seminary graduation yesterday.
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Czechoslovakia
aArchbishop
Josef Beran
Beran
St. Vitus
Rare June Weather Breaks Records Across Nation
The Weather Bureau reports June was the hottest on record, with eight degrees above normal. Seven days tied or broke daily highs, while 19 straight days had no rainfall, and 25 days had no measurable rain. Central New York saw light rain with a trace at several locations. tonight remains hot and humid with a low around 70. Tomorrow comes with sunny skies and a high near 88.
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New York
Airport Weather Bureau
Dansville
Rochester
Buffalo
Watertown
Weather Bureau
Lewis Orders Miners to Work Three Day Week East of Mississippi
John L. Lewis announced a three day work week for soft coal miners east of the Mississippi starting Tuesday, as the current contract expires at midnight. Miners will work Tuesday Wednesday Thursday next week, then Monday through Wednesday thereafter, with no time limit though Saturdays are barred, affecting East coal fields and Southern Coal Producers and U S Steel negotiations.
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Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Mississippi River
Mississippi
West Coal
Tafe-Martley
Agi
White House Hooded Figure Causes No Alarm
A man wearing a long white hood sat at a White House gate last night and whispered sh hush through the hood while puffing a cigarette. He kept an eye on his watch, carried a sheathed knife, and offered no clear purpose before police took him away.
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Washington
White House
Dobbin Survives Crash After Mixed Vehicle Collision
In McAlester Oklahoma a traffic accident left a truck and trailer smashed and a switch engine dented. Dobbin the horse, riding in the trailer, escaped unharmed as the iron horse shook himself and walked away.
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McAlester
Okla
Dobbin
The Clever Friend Drama With Jane Greer at La Rue’s
In a Hollywood scene at La Rue’s Jane Greer quotes a hostess who degrades a guest by saying another woman is a frump yet wealthy. The guest replies she is the clever friend who has just married her for money, revealing a sharp social sting.
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Jane Greer
la Rue’s
Hollywood
Trust suit targets DuPont GM and U S Rubber
U.S. Attorney General Tom Clark filed a Sherman and Clayton anti trust suit in Chicago to break up the E I du Pont de Nemours Co from General Motors and U S Rubber. The action seeks divestiture and release of du Pont family holdings in related firms.
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Tom Clark
duPont- Industrial Empire
U.S. District Court of
Chicago
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Wilmington
Del
General Motors Corp
Detroit
Pierre
Lammot
Trencé du Pont
U. S. Rubber
Christiana Securities
Delaware Realty and Investment Corp
Clark
Christiana
Delaware’ Realty
du Pont
United States
General Motors
Senate Finance Panel Approves Excise Tax Cut Plan
The Senate Finance Committee voted 7 to 6 to cut federal excise taxes back to 1942 levels including charges on telephone bills passenger tailroad tickets silverware and luggage. The measure attaches to a House bill tied to alcohol permit concerns.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Staten Island Wins Shift to Natural Gas Distribution
The Public Service Commission authorized New York and Richmond Gas Co. to distribute natural gas instead of manufactured gas on Staten Island, serving about 38 000 customers. Price reductions were indicated and it becomes the first NYC utility to switch.
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Coplon Convicted on Both Counts in Russian Espionage Trial
Judith Coplon, a former Justice Department analyst, was found guilty on both counts of espionage conspiracy and removal of government material. The jury convicted after about 27 hours of deliberation, with the maximum penalties totaling up to 13 years in prison and fines. The verdict set the stage for appeals and a related New York conspiracy case.
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Tudith Coplon
Russia
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Archibald Palmer
Paul A. Roger
Palmer
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Supreme Court
Rose
Andrew FH Norford
Norford
GSS
Raymond P. Whearty
Justice Department
Miss Copson
New York
Miss Coplon
Power Outage Interrupts Area From Salina to Central
A power disruption cut service to 4 000 volt feeder lines in the 200 block of North Salina and affected commercial customers after a manhole fault. Restoration began at 3 34 A.M. with 75 customers restored in Kellys Corners area. Lightning suspected to have weakened the fuse mechanism where Loomis Hill and Cedarvale roads meet.
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Kelly's, Corners
Syracase
Loomis Hill
Cedarvale
Rds
Cooperation With Capitalists Urged by Mao from Peiping
Mao Tze Tung urged Chinese workers to cooperate with capitalists to maximize production. He also called Communist party members to keep close ties with labor, arguing Sun Yat Sen’s and Kuomintang policies failed by neglecting the proletariat.
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Nanking
Mao ‘Tze-Tung
Peiping
Oe Miao
Communist Party
Sun Yxat-Sen
Kuomintang
Baby Electrocuted in Rotterdam Home Incident
Police investigated the death of two year old Steven Ettore of Rotterdam believed to be an electrocution victim. Firemen said Mrs Ettore found the child lying with one leg tangled in a metal floor lamp cord and his head near a metal radiator.
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Schenectady
Steven
Ettere
Rotterdam
Mirs
Ettore
Sying
Swindler Dealt In Cars With St Louis Firm
Police report a man posed as a buyer for a St Louis firm, presenting a business card and five car requests. Colella, paid $1,000 in cash, then accepted three checks totaling 10,373 under the firm name. Cars were 1949 models used in a sale halted by Micror Vehicle Bureau actions. The firm denied authorization for purchases.
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Erie -Bird
Colella
St Louis
Albany
St- Louis
St. Louis
Micror Vehicle Bureau
Population Rising Fast in Nine Years
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population on May 1 at 148 711 000, up about 13 percent since the 1940 census when it stood at 133 169 275. The rise reflects continued postwar growth across regions and states.
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Washington
Census ‘Bureau
United States
Summer Store Hours Begin Here Tomorrow
The Chamber of Commerce reminds shoppers downtown stores open 10 AM to 8:30 PM tomorrow on the summer hours schedule. Stores will close Saturdays through Aug 20 and observe Monday hours when holidays fall on Mondays.
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Retail Merchants
Frederick E. Norton
Chamber
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