Accused Red Recites Oath Of Allegiance
In New York a Communist editor Joan Gates testified on a Federal Court trial with 120 other alleged American Communists charged with conspiring to advocate overthrow. Gates recited the pledge and described his wartime rally leadership. Judge Medina threatened remand during disorderly exchanges. Trial adjourned to Tuesday for 20th week with Memorial Day break.
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Aleutians
17Th Airborne Division
Germany
Spending Must Halt, Hanley Says at Buffalo Dinner
Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley told about 509 attendees at a Republican dinner honoring State Senator Walter J. Mahoney that state government is big business and spending has reached its peak. He urged halting growth, noting hundreds of millions are involved yearly.
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Joe R. Hanley
Hanley
Walter J. Mahoney
Senate Finance Committee
Hanlex
Rutledge Murder Trial to Hear Eight Verdict Options
In Cedar Rapids Judge J E Heiserman will instruct a jury to choose among eight verdicts in the murder case of Dr Robert C Rutledge Jr 25 a St Louis pediatrician charged with the death of Byron Hartman 29 in a hotel room Dec 14 The list ranges from first degree murder to acquittal including second degree murder manslaughter and various assault charges The defense and prosecutors clashed over seduction claims and the weapon allegation with witnesses and lawyers delivering heated arguments and citing biblical passages.
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Robert C. Rutledge
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R. S. Milner
Lawyer Describes Motive in Rutledge Case
County attorney recounted alleged coercive question to Mrs. Sydney Rutledge about entering her bed room and inviting Hartman. He praised Mrs. Rutledge as a frank witness and argued the accused’s actions rendered consent impossible, suggesting manslaughter as the probable verdict.
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Hartman
Milner
Hart
Press is Free In Shanghai
Sixteen foreign press and radio correspondents remained in Shanghai during the Communist take over to file news overseas freely. Foreign news agencies may serve local papers, with six foreign papers and three large Chinese panels still publishing. The Peoples Daily appeared, but news comes from the Communist news service.
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New Peoples ‘Daily
American Club
Broadway
Reds
Reuther Case Probe Draws Senate Action and FBI Interest
Detroit reports detail a gunman attack on Victor Reuther and a near-identical earlier assault on his brother Walter Reuther. The Senate urged President Truman to order FBI involvement. the FBI has stayed aloof pending federal law violation evidence. Police study shell fragments, footprints, and a shotgun used in the shootings.
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