Gubitchey Loses Diplomatic Immunity in Spy Case
Federal judge rules New York based Gubitchey lacks diplomatic immunity and may face trial on espionage charges. He is free on 100000 bail with trial set for May 16 alongside related cases involving Judith Conlon and Bliss Coplon.
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Gobitchey
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchey
United Nations
Gubitchey
Judith Conlon
Justice Department
Bliss Coplon
Washington
Barkley Says Civil Rights Battle Up to People
Vice President Barkley urged Americans at a Brotherhood Day dinner that civil liberties cannot be legislated and called on the public to lead the fight for equality and tolerance as public opinion shapes policy.
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Barkley
Philadelphia
Aloen W. Barkley
Brotherhood
Britain Faces Slump Fears as Export Gap Widens
British trade experts warn the recovery is faltering as exports drop in April, widening the monthly trade gap to 44.5 million pounds with imports. The pound stands around 4.03 dollars and analysts predict further downward trends in the coming months.
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Britain
London
Jury Probes College Death in Dormitory Brawl
Grafton County grand jury hears evidence in the Darmeute College dormitory death of Revimend J. Cirrotta 21 of Linden N J. Six students from Massachusetts Hall face manslaughter charges and others are free on bail or named as material witnesses. Names include Thomas Coxsee Wil liam Felton Robert Fox Charles McCarthy Glen Peck Jr and George Schreck.
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Plymouth
Grafton County
Ufe
New Jersey
Revimend J. Cirrotta
Linden
Massachusetts Hall
Robert A. Jones
Jones
Witnesess
Guand
Thomas A. Coxsee
Faletteville
XN. Y
Cirrotta
George Schreck
North Bergen
N. J
William C._ Felton
Titin
Robert A. Fox
Philadelphia
Charles T. McCarthy
North Andover
Mass
Glen B. Peck, Jr
Cambridge
Kingston Rejects Housing Project
Kingston Common Council rejected a state financed slum clearance project worth 1.2 million dollars. They urged using estate funds to build several two or three family units in multiple city sections. Aldermen feared tearing down two blocks and families could not afford nine dollars per room rent.
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Kingston
Parrot Alerts Police To Robbery At Gustave Meerz Home
Police investigated cries of let me out from a locked office yesterday and found a parrot calling attention to its master Gustave Meerz a 50 year old bound and gagged robbery victim.
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New Xoee
Gustave Meerz
Fatal crash in Beverly Hills injures two others
Dr. Chester Bonoff rushed from his home after a violent traffic collision in Beverly Hills. His father Dr. Karl Bonoff, 57, was killed and his mother Edna, 533, seriously injured. Two other people were injured in the four car crash.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Chester Bonoff
Karl Bonoff
Edna
New London Seeks Identity of 12 Year Old Pottery Murder
New York police records arrive in New London to probe a body found in a kiln potter’s yard linked to the 1947 disappearance of Mrs. Jule Porntz Glazer called the Red Woman of Arc. A former Communist says she was murdered by fellow party members after learning too much.
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Conn
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York
New London
Jule Porntz Iglazer
Ioan of Arc
New ‘York
Paul Crouch
Communist Party
Garment Workers Plan Mass Protest Over Union Organizer Slaying
About 65 000 garment workers were ordered off jobs for a four hour protest against the slaying of union organizer William Lurge 40 of the A L International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Union leaders accuse hired assassins of anti union employers.
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William Lurge
A.=.L. International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Briton Plans Atlantic Voyage to Escape Austerity
Cecil Heath, 31, an English engineer from Hastings, says he will quit England in June to captain a 110-ton ex Naval launch named Freda ML 162. He will take his wife, four year old son, and stepson on a crossing to the Bahamas then Florida and California to start anew. The craft is fitted at Pye Harbor Sussex and Heath plans to sell his business to cover expenses.
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London
Cecil Heath
Bahamas
Florida
California
England
Heath
Hastings
Sussex
Brian
Legion speakers set for Buffalo convention
Defense Secretary Louis H. Johnson and Gen. Walter Bedell Smith will address the American Legion state convention in Buffalo. Johnson and Smith, noted for their roles in national defense and diplomacy, are slated to speak in July as announced today.
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Legion
Buffalo
Defense Sec
Louis H. Johnson
Walter Bedell Smith
Russia
American Legion
Death by own action ends fourth Lemp family member
ST LOUIS UP Charles Lemp 77 the fourth member of the Lemp brewing family to die by self inflicted death was found dead in a bedroom of the old family mansion. A .38 revolver lay on his chest and a note read blame no one but me. The Lemp brewery founded in 1820 rose to national stature but declined afterward.
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TV Am
Lempp
Willem J. Lemp
William J. Lemp, Jr
West St. Louis
Brevetery
Truman to visit Little Rock for reunion address
Gov. Sidney J. S. McMath of Arkansas says President Truman will attend the Sith Divites reunion in Little Rock on June 10. The event honors veterans of the 35th Division, the unit Truman served with in France during World War I.
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Truman
Washington
Sidney JS. McMath
Arkansas
Prasien
Little Rock
France
Aviation Pact Extended Five Years Amid Remote China's West
News Agency reports the 1939 China Russia aviation agreement will be extended for five years. It grants Russia virtually exclusive foreign commercial aviation rights in China’s western Sinkiang Province, a remote region bordered by Russia India and Afghanistan and largely inaccessible by land.
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Pi—Central
Russia
China
Sinkiang
Mon Bolia
India
Afghanistan
Air
Notable Deaths of Inventors, Pioneers and Public Figures
Death notices list John G. Lepere 79 retired inventor in Decatur Illinois. Alfred Lawrence Ta Trop 75 pioneer in Michigan automobile industry in West Palm Beach Florida. Dr Carl Friedbacher 49 former Milwaukee neurosurgeon in Naples Florida. Gilbert Al Orr horseman and Nashville Banner columnist in Columbia Tennessee. Mrs Anna Steele Richardson 54 former associate editor of Woman's Home Companion in New York City. Lord Daryington 82 prominent churchman and former assistant postmaster general in London. Vernon Lewis Martin 29 former University of Texas and Pittsburgh Steelers player in Memphis Tennessee.
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Navy
Decatur
Alfred Lawrence Tatrop
Michigan
West Palm Beach
Fla
Carl Friedbacher
Milwaukee
Naples
Gilbert AL Orr
The
Nashville Banner
Columbia, Tenn
Mes
Anna Steele Richiardson
Rictor
Woman's Home Companion
New York City
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