Eisler Bond Forfeiture and Extradition Proceedings
Contempt of Congress and extradition actions center on Eisler. Bonds totaling around $20,000 were forfeited after he reportedly departed U S jurisdiction. A new possible charge of leaving the country while under beam of an extradition hearing is under study as authorities plan further legal steps in London Bow Street and New York courts.
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On Rights Congress
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Trier Court
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Last Ear
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Morris
State Department
Bow Striet Court
London
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Eisler
United States
England
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Elster
Britain
Three Workmen Rescued After Trench Cave-In On Campus
Firefighters and police freed three workers trapped in a trench collapse on the university campus. The men, up to their necks in soil and debris, were rescued after the trench side gave way and safety belts were secured.
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York
Editor’s Drowning Mystery Shocks Gulf Beach Guests
Authorities investigate the drowning of editor Davis whose body was found in the Gulf of Mexico overnight, less than two hours after he and his wife checked into a hotel. The incident remains under inquiry with few details released.
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Davis
Gulf of Mexico
Hotel Cameraman Takes Own Life
NEW YORK Leo Borr 38 photographer for the Hotel Waldorf Astoria was found dead of gas poisoning in his developing room. Police said a novel addressed to his wife Dorothy indicated death by his own action.
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Leo Borr
Mischa Borr
Dorothy
Hirohito on Tour in Kyushu Island Visit
Emperor Hirohito began a two day train tour of Kyushu Island his first extended trip since the atomic bombings of Hiroshima. The article notes the trip as a state visit with no further details on events or outcomes.
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Emperor Hirohito
Kyushu Island
Hiroshima
Decision Received In Vets Action Amid Polls Confusion
Disjointed report notes veterans' suit against civil service for veterans counselors and an early voting scene with scattered names and addresses. The piece mentions Roosevlt, Shalleck, FeIntyre, Rubi m and others voting at various locations, while a separate line reports Auburn store sales drop after a stroke death, and an appellate court action over veterans' counselor appointments.
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Roosevelt
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Shatleck
Puoke School
W. Tosth St
FeIntyre
Ide
Accos
Rubim
Alburn
Auburn
Arthur Goli
New York
Go—Associated Dry
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St To le
Elquader
Albaxy
Court of Appeals
States Division of Veterans Affairs
Willkies Reported In Good Condition After Crash
Ireth Wilkie 59 and Idell Le Willkie 29 were reported in satisfactory condition at St Francis Hospital after a Sunday collision. The incident damaged their vehicle and injured a second passenger identified as Pinilip, 29.
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Willkies
Cambrige
Ireth Wilkie
Idell LE. Willkie
St. Francis Hosp
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Contr
Sundalerie
Lewis Offers Contract Talk
A brief item notes that Lewis initiates discussions on a new contract. Details are limited in the fragmented OCR and no further names or organizations are clearly readable.
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Lewis
Detective Slain Once Grid Player Forged for 1825 Rose Bowl
A former grid player linked to the 1825 Rose Bowl team died as police announced a detective was slain in an investigation. The case ties to Penn State with a score of 14 to 3 in the era’s early football match.
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Penn State
Hearings on Phone Rates Near Close
A report on ongoing hearings over telephone rates notes the close of proceedings in India and Albany. Officials weigh service costs and consumer impacts as regulators near a decision.
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Delhi
India
Albany
Ihick Dee
Robert J Rownd Dies at 104 Former GAR Leader
Obituary notes the death of Robert J Rownd aged 104 former national head of the Grand Army of the Republic. Details on his service and affiliations are limited in the fragment.
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Robert J. Rownd
Nationalgar Head
Crete of Sunken Ship Is Sought
A newspaper item reports authorities seek the Crete of a sunken ship noted for its wreckage and lifeboat remains. The search aims to recover salvageable components and determine the vessel’s fate.
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Crete
Plane Crash Report Near Pa Coast Sparks Rescue Efforts
Unclear fragment describes a July 7 transport plane crash with several men injured and treated. The report mentions Ruth Powell and Oliver in connection to the incident and notes a command or force involved near a location in Pennsylvania.
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Esterday
Cooter
Choy Mo
Parad Walser
Manasee
Tou Math
Ruth Powel
Oliver
Bern
Puerto Rican Wise I and Wan News Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief item about Puerto Rico with scattered letters and names unreadable, offering little actionable detail beyond context of a regional update. The readable text hints at a local issue or notice but lacks sufficient specifics to identify the event, date, or involved parties.
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