Recalled Witnesses Sought in Hattman Slaying Case
Cedar Rapids Iowa report says County Attorney William Crissman plans to recall Mrs. John Hattman of Zera ccpols and Mrs. Hattie Steinke of St Louis as rebuttal witnesses in the murder case of 25 year old Sydney Rutledge. The defense claims Brian C Hattman seduced Ruth Sydney Rutledge after a boating party.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Buvedge, Jr
William Crissman
John Hattman
Ceraccpols
Brran C. Hattman
St -Louis
Hattie Steinke
St. Louis
Br. Rutiedes
St Louis
Hattman
Arbitration Offer Sparks Ford Auto Worker's Strike Talks
Detroit United Auto Workers chose to arbitrate the speed up dispute amid a 20 day Ford strike. Ford industrial relations chief John Bugas would comment after review. UAW President Walter Reuther said the union’s new arbitration offer differs from Ford’s prior attempts and hopes for an early settlement.
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Detroit
D. LO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
John S. Bugas
Nationa
Walter B. Reuther
Postman William Lilley Sr. Sentenced to Three-Year Term
Los Angeles reports postal worker William E Lilley Sr a veteran of 20 years in the postal service was sentenced to three years for delaying and hindering the U S mail. He will serve in a Tucson Arizona prison camp after inspectors found about 3000 unopened letters at his apartment. Lilley said his tired feet caused him to take some letters home to deliver later.
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Los Angeles
William E. ‘Lilley
Postal ‘Service
United ‘States
Tucson
Ariz
Litley
Man Killed by Backing Engine Near Erie Station
A man identified as D/ Smith, 61, and known as Salamanca, was killed today when struck by a backing switch engine near the Erie Railroad passenger station. The incident occurred mid afternoon and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Smith
Salamanca
Erie’ Railroad
Union chief Buckmaster accuses unfair trial over contract vote
Buckmaster, reached in Chicago, criticizes the trial as unfair and politically motivated. He says the decision ignored union law and vows to appeal to the URAV international convention in Toronto this September. Buckmaster has led the 400,000-member URAV since 1945 and was reelected in 1946 and 1947 without opposition.
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Buckmaster
Chicago
B. F. Goodrich Co
Bucemmaster
Toronto
URAV
Mississippi Groundbreaking Of 3840 Mile Texas Gas Pipeline
Former Gov Hugh L White declares the 30 inch Texas to New York gas line will bring cheap fuel to Mississippi as Claude A Williams of Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp breaks ground seven miles north of Laurel. The route runs 3840 miles from Mercedes Texas to Manhattan New York.
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Baurel
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Hugh L. White
New York
White
Claude A. Williams
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp
Houston
Laurel
Mercedes
Manhattan
Dead Senator Carter Glass Cleared in Tax Trial
In Richblond Virginia the late Senator Carter Glass is cleared of any accusation of taking money to obtain war contracts for Roanoke Welding and Equipment Company. The clearing occurred in the federal income tax evasion trial of W. Clay Counts, chief witness for the firm. Counts is charged with under stating his 1943 income by about 15800 dollars.
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Richblond
United States
Carter Glass
Roanoke
W. Clay Counts
Counts
Washington
Glass
Treasury
Wilson
Funeral arrangements for Thomas McCarthy announced
Services for Thomas McCarthy who died Sunday will be held tomorrow with an 8 30 A M service at Cuddy funeral home and a 9 A M mass at Holy Family Church. Burial will follow in St Joseph's Cemetery. He is survived by a sister Mrs Catherine Cory of Elimira.
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Auburn
Thomas McCarthy
Cuddy
Holy Family Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
McCarthy
Catherine. Cory
Elimira
John H Simmons Funeral Tomorrow
John H Simmons 51 a farmer from the DeKalb and Kendrew area died at Canton yesterday. Funeral services will be held at Richville Congregational Church at 2 P.M. tomorrow with a 1 30 P.M. prayer service at Sprague funeral home Gouverneur. Rev Edward We Burston will officiate and burial will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery Richville.
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Gouverneur
John H. Simmons
DeKalb
Kendrew
Canton
Richville
Eisler Case Delayed as Extradition Hearing Opens
In London the Eisler extradition hearing faced a three day delay before bail was discussed. U. S. counsel urged quicker action while Eisler’s attorney Dudley Coward pressed for immediate proceedings. Magistrate J. F. Eastwood postponed further merits questions and ordered the hearing for Friday.
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Eeisler
Dudley Coward
Eisler
United States
J. F. Eastswood
Eisier
Slaw
Collard
Elster
Brixton Frison
Picxers
Ceplon Case Is Speeded In Espionage Probe
U S government prosecutors push to finish a phase of the espionage case involving former Justice Department worker Judith Copion and Russian engineer Valentine Gubitchev. FBI Agent Joan Ward is slated as the last witness after questioning by Archibald Palmer and Daniel Garde.
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Washington
Judith Cemen Xt
FBI
Justice Department
Valentine A. Gubitchev
New York
John St. Hetlev, Jr
Raymond P. Wwkearty
Joan F. Ward
Miss Copion
Archibald Palmer
Daniel =. Garde
Tower
Palmer
Garde
Ward
Agent Granville to escort Ward amid espionage charges
Supervising agent Robert R. Granville who arrested Miss Coplon and the Russian on espionage conspiracy charges is scheduled to follow Ward. The text indicates ongoing legal actions and a continuation of supervision or escort duties related to the case. The report centers on law enforcement personnel and the procedural steps in the espionage investigation.
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Robert R. Granville
Miss Coplon
Folew
Women Drivers Get More Mileage
Cincinnati report notes women drivers achieve higher mileage per gallon by staying within a 2 to 40 mph range, while men tend toward erratic speeds and punishing acceleration. The observation highlights gender differences in driving style affecting fuel efficiency.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Chief Warns on Car Fuel Efficiency Loss
Powel Crosley Jr. warned that air resistance and faults can cut auto efficiency by up to 40 percent. He cited industry tests showing heavy cars achieving 20 mpg at 40 mph drop to about 14 mpg, while lightweights reach 60 mpg at 60 mph under steady conditions.
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Iter
Powel Crosley, Jr
Crosley Motors
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