No One Hurt Says Divorcee in Swindle Case
Mrs Pauline Langinton of New York City says Sigmund Engel swindled about 50 000 in jewelry from her after a four day marriage. She claims he confessed many errors and should be punished though she insists she was not softened by his charms. Engel denies the idea of a lasting impact and refuses to admit wrongdoing.
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Sigmund Engel
Pauline Laingion
New York City
Engel
Laneton
Ene
Murder Case Goes To Jury Today In Ossipee
Ralph Jennings, 49, Boston-born woodsman, stands accused of murdering Ruthee, 22, of Newark New Jersey. The first Carroll County murder trial in 33 years goes to the jury after final arguments and a charge by Chief Justice John R. Goodnow. The jury may return with a verdict of innocence or guilt and a life term or a heightened sentence for hanging. Deliberations to begin after jurors are reduced from 14 to 12.
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Newton
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Goodnow
End Tax Rise Pleas Truman Is Urged
Senator George urged President Truman to drop demand for higher taxes and cut spending to end the deficit. He said selective taxes may follow if needed, but immediate increases would hurt business. Senator Byrd predicted a multi billion deficit for the current and next fiscal year, urging deep spending cuts and tax reforms.
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