Bombing and Abductions Shake Panama Capital
Terrorists wounded two and abducted four police in a night of attacks in Panama City. Minister Crespa blamed opposition extremists and ordered police to shoot attackers. A bomb hit Liberal party headquarters during a meeting, and fires followed amid arson clues. An armed gang abducted Lt. Col. Bolivar Vallarino’s household guards and three on duty, with Capt. Pablo Thayer among those taken.
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Panama
Jose Daniel Crespa
Liberal Party
Domingo Diaz Arosemena
Diaz
Arnulfo
Madrid
Arias
Mexico
Bolivar Vallarino
Korean Army Clears Rebel Uprising Across South Korea
The Korean Army said it has reduced last week’s uprising to mopping up scattered insurgent bands. Forces moved toward Yasu near the rebel stronghold port, recaptured Sunchon, and tightened control along the peninsula. Navy reports firearm captures and trucks seized near Hedong and Sunchon, with Posong rail town recaptured southwest of Sunchon.
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Seoul
Yasu
Revel
Sunchon
Yosu
Hedong
Kwangyang
Posong
Inquest Slated For Circus Death In Missouri
Springfield Missouri reports an inquest planned into the mysterious death of 19 year old William Pettit a circus roustabout found battered in a show wagon. The Dailey Brothers circus crew was held for screening with nine released to be witnesses including property manager Oscar Dennis 19.
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Springfield
William Pettit
Dailey Brothers
Oscar Dennis
State Nurses Start Regional In-Service Training
About 120 of the state's 1,200 nurses began a series of regional workshops for in service training. The sessions opened at Kings Park State Hospital for Long Island nurses and at Rome State School for Central New York nurses, announced by the State Mental Hygiene Department.
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Albany
State Mental Hygiene Department
Kings Park State Hospital
Long Island
Rome State School
New York
Jews Arabs Renew North Front Battle
United Nations says severe fighting flares along the Israel Lebanon frontier with no side gaining. Israel claims gains on two heights while Arab forces including Lebanese troops and remnants of the Liberation Army resist. UN reports bombardments inland and a continued pullback as 160 killed and many wounded are tallied. Security Council to meet over Egyptian protest and Negev fighting after the truce deadline.
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WASPA
Israel
United Nations
Lebanon
Penanghe Borer
Lberation
Fawzi Pasha el Kaukji
U. N
Beirut
Paris
Security Council
Negev
Palestine
Oiler Inspector Gurowski Fatally Struck in Gardenville Yard
Jacob Gurowski, 61, an oiler inspector for the New York Central Railroad, was fatally injured last night in the Gardenville yards. A resident of Cheektowaga, he was struck by a freight car while crossing tracks to inspect cars.
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Buffalo
Jacob Gurowski
New York Central Railroad
Nly.c
Gardenville
Cheektowaga
Gurowski
Firms Face Charge Over Textile Shuttle Price Fixing
The Federal Trade Commission charged 11 manufacturers and a trade association with an unlawful price fixing scheme to limit competition in the U.S. textile shuttle market. Named defendants include United States Bobbin and Shuttle Co and several other shuttle makers across Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Illinois, with the American Shuttle Manufacturers Association listed as a participant.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
United States
Bobbin and Shuttle Co
David Brown, Co
Lawrence
Mass
Lowell Shuttle Co
Lowell, Mass
New Bedford Shuttle Co
New Bedford
Pavia Shuttle, Co
Ruth Bruchill Forest
Allentown
Watson - Williams, Manufacturing Co
Millbury
Edward F. Atkinson
Jacob Walder Co
Vaughn. Hall
Annie L. Storms
Sarah A. Roe
Mary S. Warburton
Albert H. Moorehead
John Hall
Abram T. Hall
James Warburton
Copartners
I. A. Hall & Co
Paterson
N.J
James H. Billington, Co
Steel Heddle Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
American Shuttle Manufacturers Association
Berlin Cardinal Improves After Stroke
Doctors report slight improvement in the condition of Konrad Cardinal von Preysing, 68, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Berlin, who suffered a stroke last Thursday and is a patient at a Catholic hospital in Berlin.
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Berlin
Konrad Cardinal von Preysing
von Preysing
Catholic
Boy Tells Police He Shot Father in Self Defense
Sixteen year old Kenneth Hendricks is held on suspicion of murder after fatally shooting his stepfather Richard A. King, 39, who died two hours later from two .22 caliber rifle hits. Kenneth said he acted after his stepfather assaulted his mother Mildred King, 38, and advanced toward a loaded rifle. He claimed he ran to the bedroom for the gun, and fired as the stepfather grabbed the barrel. Detective Sgt. E. C. Teel relayed the boy’s assertion of self defense.
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Los. Angeles
Kenneth Hendricks
E. C. Teel
Young Hendricks
Richard A. King
Mildred‘King
Kenneth
Eel
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Bristolite
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Thomas Office
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