Two Russians Charged in U N Espionage Case
A federal grand jury in New York indicted Judith Caplan a Department of Justice analyst and Valentin Gublichev a Russian engineer for four counts of espionage The case alleges they supplied information on espionage and counter espionage to the United States and related documents They were arrested last Friday night as FBI agents tailed them through Manhattan streets Gublichev was suspended from his United Nations post with no diplomatic immunity claimed by the UN
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New York
Judith Caplan
Department of Justice
Valentin A. Gublichev
United Nations
Coplen Gero Gubditchey
United States
FBI Arsenist
Jianhattan
Gubitchev
U.N
The
World Organization
Copion
Gubacher
River drag nets missing Fulton woman in blizzard
The Oswego River near Minetto is being combed by state police and the Coast Guard for Mrs Helen James 30 of Fulton believed missing after a Christmas Day accident. Her husband Merton James 213 Utcast Fulton and Francis H McMahon 27 of Oswego were involved with a car found submerged eight feet deep a mile south of Minetto. Discovery came as a blizzard and snowstorm hampered rescue efforts. two brothers Frank and Wallace Belson reported the automobile and alerted authorities. The car was partially submerged near West River Road and Minetto dam where dragging continued.
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Fulton
Osawego
Minello
Mrrs
Helen James
Sirs
James
Merton James
Francis H. McMahon
Bridge St
Oswego
McMahon
Mr. McMahon
Sere
Frank Belson
Vanburen St
Wallace Belson
R.D
Brothers
West River Rd
Henry Contin
Hoover Commission report stirs Congress fight over public power
The Hoover Commission findings on federal development of public power spark a potential clash in Congress aimed at undermining key reform efforts. Marquis Childs notes the chaotic sections and warns of political fallout affecting streamlined government.
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Hoover Commission
Eue
Congress
Jennlto
Marquis Childs
Modern methods credited in Syracuse record low maternal deaths
Dr Nathan Cohen reported Syracuse's 1940 maternal mortality rate at four per 1000 births from 7,971 births, down from ten times higher in 1938. He credited early rising after birth, improved prenatal care, safer deliveries in complex cases, penicillin, and blood banks for the decline.
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Syracuse
United States
Nathan \. Cohen
Central New York Association of Gynecologists and Obstetricians
Association
University Club
Cohen
Mystery Tune Revealed by Paramount on Parade
Paramount studio admitted the mystery tune on Sit on the Music is Paramount on Parade. The studio said the 1931 film title was used and that the flood of inquiries made it impossible to avoid disclosure.
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Hollywood
Paramount Studio
Paramount
Prize Was Surprise at School Board Drawing
Charles Wallace assistant superintendent of schools received a heavy package via express. A sporting goods firm had selected him as a prize winner and offered a deluxe gadget. After staff examined the item they returned it since no order existed. In Toronto a truck driver faced a 200 bond for threatening language with magistrate Bigelow warning punishment.
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Sanoma Ciety
Charles Wallace
Wallace
Sporting Scoods
Toronto
CPS
Jean Ramanysh
Ramanysh
Tupper Bigelow
Bigelow
Jury Deliberations Continue In Gillars Case Overnight
Federal jurors hear 11 hour deliberations then resume at 9 40 a m after overnight hotel stay under U S marshals guard. Defend Miss Gillars 45 arrives at court from DC jail as prisoners on bus are escorted in.
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Washington
U.S. m
Mudgred EE. Gillars
Court House
District of Columbia
Gillars
Fough
Army Employee Fired for Disloyalty Charged
Samuel L. Wahrhaftig 39 of New York an Army employee suspended two months ago in Germany on charges of disloyalty was formally discharged and sent back to the United States. Retrieved from Germany via naval transport the man faced dismissal after his return.
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Washington
INS
Samuel L. Wahrhaftig
New York
Germany
Pnara
Ermany
Clark denies Congress warned Justice on Coplon case
Attorney General Tom Clark said no congressional committee warned the Justice Department about Judith Coplon's activities. He rebutted claims by Senators Ferguson and Mundt that the House Un American Activities Committee and a Judiciary subcommittee had alerted officials two years earlier about her pro Soviet leanings.
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Washington 3
Tom Clark
Congressional
Justice Department
Judith Coplon
Congress
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Karl Mundt
S.D
Wepuetieas
Miss Copson
House UN
Soviet Officials Seek Release in Espionage Case
The article reports Soviet officials requesting release for Caplan, Copion, and Gubacher amid multiple charges including passing documents with national defense intelligence to a Russian contact. A conspiracy count cites meetings on Jan 14 and Feb 18 in Manhattan. Caplen is described as Barnard graduate with Brooklyn family. bail set at $20,000. maximum penalties include 35 years and $36,000 fines. Dean Acheson reportedly declined a second request to release Gubitcrew, referring matter to higher authority.
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Stiss Coplan
Gubitchev
Miss Caplon
United Sisters
Manhattan
Miss Caplen
Department
United States
Comion
Barnard College
Brooklyn
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Gubitcrew
Aamet Leen
Aliorn
Mother Hears Triangle Killings Over Phone
A mother reported hearing a murder via a phone line as Holt 32 and three others killed in a triangle plot. The shooting occurred while his wife was on the line, and the fatal blast left David Whittaker 32 dead. Police traced the call to the scene as investigators pursued details.
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New York
Jase Tegmnoure
Paline
Holt
Narma
David Whittaker
Muther
Elsie Thomas
Whittaker
Coluian Oi
Grill Theft Suspect Questioned Over Missing Cash
Police detained a man on suspicion after a bartender is attacked at 209 Cherry Street. James Drummond of 05 Beech Street was found injured and bleeding with about 135 in his pocket. Two friends, Joseph Haney and Eugene Hearny, say they saw a stranger flee the grill area as officers arrived.
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Cherry
James Drummond
S. Beech Sr
Liverspital
Drummond
Joseph Haney
Haney Ant
Samuel Nappi
Joan Fienry
Haney
Kearnys
Nappi
oTk Nappi
Caushi
Francis Gara
Halloon
Governor signs veterans preference for state housing
Albany officials report Governor signed the Mitchell act extending veterans preference in admission to state aided housing projects to December 31, 1951. The change maintains the current preference which would have expired this year and affects eligibility for applicants with annual income not exceeding seven times the city area wage.
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Albany
Glavernor Trewery Todan
Trade Bill Oix'd Faces Senate Split On Tariff Cuts
Washington report says President Truman sought unrestricted authority for reciprocal tariff reductions. The Senate Finance Committee approved the measure today by a 7 to 6 party line vote, signaling a tight partisan battle over the trade bill.
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Washington
Truman
Hreme
Senate Finance Committee
Three Men Sentenced For Bribery in NY Case
In New York three men pleaded guilty to bribery charges tied to a Washington University basketball game. Sentences included prison time and fines as prosecutors described a scheme involving payments to influence a game at Madison Square Garden on January 4.
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New York
UCP
Ayete
Jack Lever
New
Lonser
Eharces
Wilism Rios Snats
Aie
Dave Snapira
Washington University
Madison Square
Book Bank Poor Risk Case Unfolds In Court
Police court heard Carl Ednick confess to stealing money from a book bank after forgetting a pay stash between pages in a volume. Patrolman Paul Callahan traced the cash to a tavern where Kuykendall had stayed. Kuykendall received a three month sentence suspended on condition of good behavior.
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Carl Ednick
Tl Genen St
Jemi
Joseph
Wren
Sevan Rameant
Kuykendall Ondeen
Reding Shy
Paul Callahan
Kruykendgall
Kruyken- Ho
Desperados End Train Robbery Hunt In Washington
The West Virginia bandits Luman Ramsdell and George Llewelyn Ashton were captured after a police chase in Washington. Ramsdell was wounded by Officer Elwood Lomax. Ashton was captured. FBI charged them with interstate theft. potential 10 years and $5000 fine. Loot over $700 recovered.
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Washington
West Nia
Rob Barrett
Luman Ramsdell
George Llewelyn Ashton
Botk
Youngstown
Ohio
Ramsdell
Elwood Lomax
Riz
Ashtion Wes
FBI
West Virginia
Coral Gables
Fla
Wheeling
W.va
Fairmont
WW. Va
Blonday
Barrett
Jesse James
Martinsboro
W. Va
City Awaits March Storm
A March storm was forecast to bring three to five inches of snow along a rapid system from Texas toward New York. Snow and sleet were reported from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast as Oswego saw about an inch and weather officials tracked flurries and rain through the day. The city planned continued weather relief funding with a $33,190.85 allotment for snow operations.
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Strause Jiogax
Bueau
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast States
Texas
Kentucky
New York State
Airport
Oswego
Teporen
Axmend HH
Dodge
Pu Works
Lukewarm friendship and weary diners in Cairo
A fragmentary piece depicts Bing Crosby musing on Egypt and England’s ties with a bleary analogy. A guest lamely jokes about a “Napoleon brandy” at dinner, while chatter about a tense mission and wounded soldiers surfaces in disjointed lines.
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Englend
Bing Crosby
Cairo
Sia
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