Mrs Gubitchev Leaves Also Red Spy Guarded Closely
Federal court witnesses a dramatic exit as Valentin Gubitchev, a Russian engineer linked to spy activity, sails aboard the Batory from New York after an 18 year prison term suspended on condition. Judith Copson, co defendant in the spy plot, is granted freedom on appeal while police escort guards ensure the departure from the Hudson River pier amid heavy security.
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Gdynia
America
Batory
Tuoi
Shin
Asme
Judith Copson
Miss Copson
Rnty
Federal Court House
Gubsichev
Hudson River Pier
New York
House considers billion-dollar cut in federal spending
Washington lawmakers debate a plan to trim federal outlays by about one billion dollars across 40 agencies. The Appropriations Committee backs measures shifting funds, with options for across-the-board cuts or targeted reductions by merit, aiming to present a cut package to the House floor soon.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Fruman
John Taber
New Xilop Republican
Taber
Alest
Appropriations Committees
Lin
Rape-Slayer Jennings Ends Life in Prison Cell
Ralph E. Jennings, 29, condemned for the Newark rape slaying of Ruth Eisenberg, hanged himself in a New Hampshire state prison cell after being sentenced to death. Witnesses tied him to the Rochester car and Ossipee vicinity. the jury had convicted him of first degree murder.
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Concord
WN. H
Ralph E. Jennings
Newark
N. I. Burse
Jennings
Rochester
Tyne
Ruth Eisenberg
New England
Miss Eisenberg
New Hampshire
Herl
Ossippee
N. H
Miss Eigelberg
Jen* Mings
Ossipee
Mtss Eisenberg
Jairy
Short Cuts Cut South Side Power. Repair Crews Act
A 4000-volt feeder fault at Dorwimay sub-station cut electric service across Syracuse South Side from 9:26 AM, with restored power by 9:21 AM and again off at 10:40 AM, returning at 12:04 PM. M W Bardwell said the fault was in an underground feeder cable feeding a nearby pole, six workers to repair. Meanwhile, congressional price tag groups debate federal spending, noting area power loss aided by Republican efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorwimay
M. W. Bardwell
Syracuse
Niagara-Monawk Power Corp
Washington
Clen
Indian Reserve
Westiward
Cedlarvale
Ing
Envoy Jessup Denies Communist Ties Amid McCarthy Clash
Ambassador Jessup rejected McCarthy’s charges of Communist affinity, insisting he has never supported or promoted any Communist objective. He defended his integrity after being accused by Senator McCarthy during Senate subcommittee hearings and noted Izvestia as the only other source criticizing him. He warned against guilt by association and reaffirmed his non affiliation with Communist causes.
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Washington
Philip C. Dessup
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jessup
All Semale
JHE
Larre
Far East
DeCarthy
Moscow
Izvestia
United States Senate
United States
Jestup
State Department
Tesang
Jessop
Boy Nabbed In Wild Dash
James W Lybolt of 219 Hixson Ave pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was held for sentencing. Police say Lybolt, an Eastwood High junior, battled Officer Robert Vuillemot and Frank Mantalio during a porch push scene after a purse snatching attempt by Harriette Alabone. A bystander, Joseph Jamondo, captured Lybolt on Peck Ave as he fled south.
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James W. Lyboli
Hixson Av
Robert Vuillemot
Frank Mantalio
Lybolt
Eastwood
Harriette M. Alabone
Peckav
Joseph Jamondo
Peck
Ward James Si
Christopher A. Jeenly
Jeenly
WEST
WaSlig
Jamonda
Department of Public Works
Third Ward
Rudolph’ Borne
Frank F. Har
Pisbiin
City’ Jenpigye
Tnk Slingers Deface Lincoln School in Weekend Break-In
Lincoln School was vandalized over the weekend with ink spilled on desks and drawers. Principal C Spencer Chambers reported no items missing. Patrolman William Miller said intruders broke a glass at the Shuart Ave entrance and unbolted the door to gain entry.
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Lincoln School
C. Spencer Chambers
William Miller
King George VI Returns to Duties After Illness
King George VI resumed state duties after recovering from a cold that kept him indoors over the weekend. The monarch appeared fit as he carried out royal responsibilities at an early engagement, signaling a return to normal duties.
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King George Better
London
King George VI
Daily Features And Pages Listed
The note outlines several features and page numbers including Gomis in Jean Kain and Dr. Dent crossword on pages 20 to 28, Mary Haworth Horoscope, Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classified, Radio-TV, City Life, Social, Deaths, Sports, Editorials, and Today’s Pictures on page 10. it indicates regular content across many sections and directs readers to pages 18 through 29 for sports and death notices.
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Gomis
Jean Kain
Dr. Dent
Mary Haworth
Ing. Rep'tor
City Life
Winchellae
Leilers
Milan Reds Strike Protest Grips Milan Square
Thousands of Communist workers quit work in Milan and packed the main square to protest strict government measures aimed at keeping order in Italy. Union leaders in Milan and Genoa reportedly considered a general strike as a further protest.
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Milan
Italy
Gehna
Ing
Spring Debut Brings Mild Weather Before Vernal Equinox
The vernal equinox arrives at 11 56 A M today. Expect about 24 hours of mild temperatures with some rain. Low tonight near 30. Tomorrow's high around 45 with east winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to southeast. Death reported for Billiot after a heart stoppage at Charity Hospital.
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Andrew P. Keller
U. S
Mercury
New Orleans
Billiot
Equator
Thisi
Tomor- Dottors
Charity Hospital
Keller
Azéland
Ney
Police Reverse Plan Sparks Census Taker Confusion
New York police nearly jailed Census Bureau director Joseph Governali while he tested questionnaire techniques ahead of the nationwide count set for April 1. Four detectives and four patrolmen confronted him in Brooklyn after a woman accused him of being a faker. after a half hour they concluded his ID was valid and he could proceed. Gouvernali, 44, planned to train 30 census takers by canvassing a test area and gathering names and ages before the count.
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New York
Joseph Governali
Rying
Governalis
Governall
Brooklyn
Quiet 14 Year-Old Kills Sister Said She'd Do It Again
Fresno, Calif. UP Alice Richard, 14, confessed she hated her vivacious twin Sally since sixth grade and would not apologize for killing her sleeping sister with a 22 caliber rifle. She said she was not sorry the sister was dead and told authorities she would do the same thing again. The Richards family, grieving parents Edgard and Janis, said they will support Alice at arraignment on first degree murder charges. The girl faces juvenile court processing and a psychiatric exam after the shooting early yesterday.
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Fresno
Calif
Alice Richard
Sally
Dani B. Ermann
Rover
Par Janis
Edgard V .Richard
Alice
Paro Ichial
Eymann
Sheriff's Office
Sshe
Richards
Down and Up Thomas Rice on Building Costs
Thomas Rice of St. Louis discusses the costs of building. He notes high finance and material prices, wages, and interest, arguing building prices must fall. He asserts that buildings won’t go up while costs remain high.
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Thomas Rice
St. Louis
Swallows Return On Saint Josephs Day at Mission San Juan Capistrano
Swallows arrived in San Juan Capistrano on time yesterday honoring the traditional calendar. The birds are said to follow a yearly winter migration pattern tied to St. Johns Day and Saint Joseph’s Day, marking the seasonal arrival.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Mission San Juan Capistrano
St. Jo
St. John’s
Mayor Opposes Kerr Bill to Free Gas Rates
Mayor Lees Perilin and Corporation Counsel George Richardson urge Senators to vote against the Kerr Bill. They warn it would exempt independent gas producers from Federal Power Commission rate controls, potentially raising prices for Syracuse residents as new gas lines enter the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Congressiona
George L. Richardson
U. S
Teviity M. Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
Careoran
Federal Power ‘Commission
Syracuse
Federal Power Commission
Bonds Stolen From Hollywood Safe Worth 350000
Hollywood police report $350000 in government bonds were taken from a safe in the home of author Will Durant. Durant and his wife were at a hospital visiting a friend who had suffered a heart attack when the theft occurred.
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Hollywood
INS
Avtcor
Will Durant
Durant
Two LSTs Block Evacuation From Shanghai
The State Department said China blocked a mass evacuation of foreigners from Shanghai by denying two landing craft access to the port. The American President Lines General Gordon and shore operations were told to stay at sea near Hong Kong. About 2,000 foreigners including 310 Americans planned to depart tonight as a first such general withdrawal since last fall. Chinese authorities reportedly feared the landing craft were not commercial vessels. Anxious Americans and consular staff faced exit permit delays or denials, with Hong Kong protests planned and more exit visas rumored.
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Washington
State Department
China
Shanghai
General Gordon
Gordon
Hong Kong
United States
Amer-ican
Jines
Yangtze River
J. 3
Berryj Man
A. PL
Shangha
Debunking the I Q Test Says New York Psychologist
Dr Morris Krugman a New York City psychologist argues IQ tests mislead educators and parents. He says teachers should monitor pupil behavior interests and strengths instead of overrelying on a single intelligence measure. Krugman spoke at a five day institute opening session sponsored by the state Department of Mental Hygiene.
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SEAV
York City
Steachers
Morris Krugman
New York City
Krugman
State Department of
Krogman
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Gubitchey
Valentin
Russia
Cubitchev
Ulin
Tnk
Day
DPW
Witephdtor
Sally Richard
Sparkle
Kerr Bill
Lees Perilin Gas
I. Q
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