Racket Case Seeks Talks or Seven-Year Term
New York Kings County Judge Louis Goldstein set a 48 hour deadline for James Amarante to testify about Brooklyn gambling fronts or face an eight year sentence and a 3500 dollar fine. Amarante was arrested April 8 in a raid on a candy store described as a numbers operation and possible payoff center for police. He refused to talk to a rackets grand jury amid ongoing vice raids and related prosecutions.
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Kings County
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Amarante
Ele Ae
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Ew York
Lewis E. McNamee
Rochester
Uzers Union
McNamee
Streptomycin Helps Fight Fatal Atomic Radiation Effects
Chicago scientists report streptomycin can sharply cut death rates from high dose atomic radiation in initial animal studies. The antibiotic may help treat radiation victims, offering hope for humans exposed to severe radiation and infections common after exposure.
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Chicago
University
Eleanor Roosevelt Urges Tough U S Korea Stance
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt told American airmen in England that U S action in Korea may deter war for years by forcing the Soviets to accept a world that resists their revolution. In Tokyo Cabinet Secretary Okazaki said Japanese volunteers for the South Korean army would be treated as runaways. A U S court in Germany found a fugitive guilty on most charges after illegal entry and escapes. Manila said U S military equipment will be sent next week to strengthen the Philippines armed forces to replace wornout gear.
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England
Eleanor Roosevelt
U.S
Korea
U. S. Air Force
Tokyo
Katsuo Okazaki
Okazaki
Fukuoka
Dinnich
Germany
Cook
Muskogee
Oklo
Philippine Arms
Manila
United States
Philippines
Department of National Defense
Portrait Painter Peter Alexander X. Slyon Passes On
Portrait painter Peter Alexander X. Slyon, noted for a $3 portrait series, served in the city art scene. He contributed to local exhibitions and influenced early 20th century portraiture.
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Peter Alexander X. Slyon
Henry Lone Umpire Details Across Eras Mentioned
The note references Henry Lone aged 72, an umpire with ties to the old Federal league and games in 1915 in New York City, mentioning aviation units in Czarist Russia and a San Francisco context. It reads as a fragmented historical recap with scattered locations and timelines.
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San Francisco
Henry Lone
New York City
Baltimore con men nab out of town job seekers
A group of construction workers answered a hotel suite ad for jobs and were lured into a fake medical inspection. The interviewer kept valuables, with wallets and cash totaling 81 dollars. After about an hour the con man vanished with the victims’ money and the hotel room was cleared.
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Baltimore
U S Officials Discuss Korea War Support in Congress
Leaders from the Senate and House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees met amid hopes based on yesterday’s Korean fighting reports. The discussion focused on sustaining military strength to push back Communist invaders in South Korea.
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Defense
Barkley
Rayburn
Senate
Lucas der McCo
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate Armed Forces Committee
Thomas
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Neb
Wiley
R- 1
Gurney
House
Kee
D-W. Va
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Brooks
Short
Vorys
Ohio
Eaton
South Korea
Strategic Isle Taken by Red Troops
Tokyo dispatch reports a Red-held Seoul radio claiming Kanghwa Island, 20 miles northwest of Inchon, was occupied by Communist forces at 4 P.M. Thursday. The broadcast says North Korean troops are attacking South Korean naval forces nearby.
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Seoul
Kanghwa
Inchon
Korean Voice
Gold to Plead Guilty as Spy
New York report says Harry Gold, a 39 year old Philadelphia chemist, indicted on giving atomic secrets to the Russians, agrees to plead guilty. Case to be transferred to the US District Court in Philadelphia. An FBI arrest on May 23 led to bail set at 100000. linked to Klaus Fuchs and a Soviet spy ring.
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Philadelphia
US. District Court
Us. S
Cent Keogh
Klaus Fuchs
FBI
Omaha Woman Used Unpaid Check to Buy Pony Pageant
Evelyn Simpson reported that Georgia Clark of Omaha returned a $4.98 personal check drawn on Richland State Bank in Kansas, unsigned when she asked Mrs. Simpson to buy ponies. The check was returned by the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City.
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Omaha
Trent Georgia Clark
Clark
Evelyn & Omaha World-Herald
Richland
Kan
State Bank
Indiana GOP Picks Ticket at State Convention
Indiana Republicans at the state convention at the fairgrounds nominate candidates for the fall campaign while debating several races. Senator Homer Capehart faces no opposition for renomination and accuses Democrats of being the war party as U S leaders face a Korea war crisis. Congressmen Jenner Wilson Halleck dispute the Korea issue and its political uses.
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War Party
Indiana Fairgrounds
Sun
T. S
Homer E. Capeharty
America
Indiana
U.S
William E. Jenner
Korea
Earl Wilson
Bedford
Charles A.‘Halleck
Rensselaer
House
Taucus
Agitar
Oregon
Odds Are From Page One
A fragmentary newspaper item discusses East West tensions and U S Soviet exchanges over Korea. It notes Russia avoiding a full East West war and mentions Communist forces in Greece Turkey and Iran while Washington and Moscow dispute responsibility for the Korea situation. The piece ends with a cautious tone on UN involvement.
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Turkey
Iran
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Korea
North Korea
United Nations
Russia Receives British Note on Korea Peace Efforts
A foreign official said the Soviet Union would cooperate to secure a peaceful settlement of the Korea war. David Kelt of UPs reported in Moscow that the note was delivered orally yesterday to V. Pavlov, head of the Second European Division at the Russian Foreign Ministry, who would pass it to Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko.
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Soviet Union
Todas i David Keltsadoz
Moscow
V. Pavlov
Russian Foreign Ministry
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Kelly
Ter Andrei A. Gromyko
Trust Suit Accuses Auto Parts Group
Washington attorney general filed a civil suit in U S District Court seeking dissolution of the National Union Parts Association and charging the 24 members with violating federal anti trust laws in the distribution and sale of automobile parts nationwide.
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Washington
McGrath Oday
National Union Parts Association
U.S
United States
Sinatra Pact Off Heads for Ava London Visit
Sinatra breaks reconciliation with Ava Chudner over attorney matters. He heads to London for a European junket and to discuss the property as plans collapse.
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Ava
Mollywood
London
Ava Chudner
Ropean Junket
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