Subpoena Places Kosenkina Under Government Guard
Soviet press denounces U S actions in the New York kidnapping case centering on Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina. Reports claim federal agents seized her from the Russian consulate and moved her to a hospital, alleging violations of international law and consular inviolability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina
New York
Radio
Kosenkina
Zot Chepurnykh
Jacob M. Lomakin
Chepurnykh
Tass
Zehrlaut Still Jailed In Stock Fraud Case
Herbert A R Zehrlaut remains confined in Vigo county jail after failing to post 5000 bond on charges of selling unregistered stock and stock without a license. His wife Gertrude Rich Zehriaut, held in Vermillion county jail with a 4000 bond, may have a preliminary hearing today or next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. R. Zehrlaut
Vigo County
Gertrude Rich Zehriaut
Vermillion County
Newport
Homer B. Ingraham
Vermillion Circuit
Zehriaut
Zehriauts
Maurice Sodet
Mary Strassmire
Layoffs May Bring Strike at American Airlines
A union official says 80 mechanics at La Guardia Field were laid off, potentially triggering a strike within days. TWU President Michael J. Quill warned that company facilities would be picketed and a systemwide walkout could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Airlines
la Guardia Field
C.I.O. Transport Workers Union
T.W.U
Michael J. Quill
Teen dies after auto collision in Vincennes
Oliver Snyder Jr., 16, of Vincennes, died at Good Samaritan Hospital following injuries from being struck on U.S. 41. He suffered fractured legs and internal injuries. state police have not identified the vehicle involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Oliver Snyder, Jr
Good Samaritan Hospital
U.S. 41
Snyder
Weather Summary For Local Area
The Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy conditions with highs near 92 degrees yesterday and a low around 57 last night. River stage is at 1 foot and falling with precipitation around .50 inches. Local conditions note sunrise at 5 02 and sunset at 6 47.
Weather Report for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Indiana clears tonight with cooler southern portion. Sunday mostly fair, cooler in south. Illinois fair and cool tonight, Sunday with little temperature change. Thermometer readings 61 at 8 am and 83 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Baute
Indiana
Illinois
Farmer slays wife daughter and sister in law in Missouri
Hartwell Thompson, 49, shot and killed his wife Priscilla 40 their daughter Ann 10 and Thad Snow’s daughter Emily 22 in Charleston Missouri. He then shot himself and was in critical condition at St Mary's Hospital Cairo Illinois. Sheriff Beck said motive rooted in hatred for Snow.
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Charleston
Hartwell Thompson
Thompson
Thad Snow
Missouri
Walter R. Beck
Priscilla
Ann
Snow
Emily
Beck
John Nunnelle
St. Mary's Hospital
Cairo
Ill
Mississippi River
Indianapolis Youth Dies After Bus Collision
William H. Brinson, 18, of Indianapolis, died at General Hospital from injuries after being struck by an intercity bus last Wednesday night. He was unidentified until his family identified him shortly before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William H. Brinson
General Hospital
Thirteen Soldiers Die in B-29 Crash Near Walker Base
A B-29 crashed six miles south of Walker air base during a routine flight killing 13 soldiers and injuring eight. Maj. C. J. Beck said investigators have not yet determined a cause. Seven of the injured remain in good condition. one is critically hurt. The dead include Maj. Joe D. Will Jr. and several noncommissioned officers from Illinois, Kentucky, and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Air Force
Walker Air Base
C. J. Beck
Joe D. Will Jr
Ravenna Way
Louisville
Richard R. Lighthall
W. Jackson St
Freeport
Ill
Charles R. Jackson
Hannibal
Julian P. Anderson
Orleans
Paxton, Ill
Kidnap Story A Hoax Revealed In Indianapolis
An Indianapolis divorcee, 22, admitted she fabricated a tale of kidnap robbery to cover a $400 embezzlement at Hall Freight Lines. Detective Haine stated she leased money over six months to support her two children and falsely claimed a gunman abducted her to disguise the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Rose E. Kendall
Hall
Charles Haine
Kendall
Judge Deliberates On Life Saving Operation For Baby
In Chicago area a 22 month old girl Pamela Frances Lamphere with abdominal bladder outside her body faces major surgery. Parents Fred and Irene Lamphere, estranged, seek or oppose operation. Judge Walter R. O Malley orders full medical review by deans of Illinois, Chicago, Northwestern and Loyola medical schools. Both parents agree to follow the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pamela Frances Lamphere
Walter R. O'Malley
Aurora
Fred
Irene
Louis Cermak
Charles C. Cooley
O'Malley
Ilinois
Northwestern
Loyola
Rites Planned for C. J. Kollem
Washington dispatch notes ceremonies for C J Kollem while President Truman prepares a mid year budget review and expected actions on an anti inflation bill. Officials forecast a potential $2 billion deficit for the year ending June 30 and criticism targets GOP tax cuts linked to price trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlin F. Green
Washington
Truman
G.O.P
White House
Congress
Terre Haute coal operator Kolsem dies after long illness
Life long Terre Haute resident and coal operator Senator Charles J. Kolsem died at his residence at 72. He was a former Indiana state senator and Vigo Tax Adjustment Board president. He had deep ties to local Democratic circles and the Jackson coal company. Federal Reserve set to tighten consumer credit rules with up to 15 month terms and down payments, affecting autos radios and furniture. Secretary Sawyer urges curbing grain shipments to Europe amid inflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Charles J. Kolsem
McKinley Boulevard
Edgewood Grove
Mr. Kolsem
J. C. Kolsem
Indiana
Kolsem
Vigo Tax Adjustment Board
Indiana State Senate
Jackson
Federal Reserve Board
Consumer Credit
G.O.P
Commerce Sawyer
Dennis A. Fitzgerald
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
U.S
Thrill arsonist gets prison term for Terre Haute fires
Russell Leonard Rowland of Terre Haute Ind 20 confessed to arson and burglary in Terre Haute and several western states. He was sentenced to one to ten years by District Judge Frank McNamee after waiving counsel and pleading guilty. Police said he admitted starting two lumber yard fires citing a thrill from fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zehriauts
United States Machine Tool Company
Clinton
Ind
Terre Haute
Federal District Court
Reconstruction Finance Company
Federal Court
Zehrlauts
Sodet
Zehrlaut
Brazil
Zehriaut
Clay County
Las Vagas
Russell Leonard Rowland
Frank McNamee
Rowland
Robert F. Malburg
Indiana flyer is crash victim in Honolulu
Chief Machinist's Mate William E. Price 25 Hillsboro Indiana was killed in a light plane crash in Honolulu after takeoff as it encountered a rainstorm. Navy sources reported the weather contributed to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
William E. Price
Hillsboro
Ind
Navy
Funeral plans set for Senator Charles J. Kolsem
Senator Charles J. Kolsem died Friday night after several months illness. Funeral plans were being made Saturday as authorities prepared arrangements for the public memorial and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Kolsem
Auto crash near Rockville claims life of 21-year-old passenger
In Rockville Indiana a car leaving control on road 41 fourteen miles north of town killed passenger Mack Johnson, 21, and badly injured driver Garland Stewart, 35. Stewart was hospitalized at Vermillion County hospital in Clinton after the late night crash.
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Rockville
Ind
Chicago
Here
Mack Johnson
Garland Stewart
Stewart
Vermillion County Hospital
Clinton
Husband Hunter Brings Camden Widower To Bride
Mrs. Annette Newman, a 30 year old Camden divorcee, hosts a husband hunting derby after advertising for a husband. She aims for a widower with children and found John Taylor, a Stratford construction worker with six kids, ages 5 to 14. Their wedding is planned for Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Annette Newman
Newman
Stratford
John Taylor
Four escape from Wichita jail in staged breakout
Four inmates led by Thomas E. Cabel escaped from the Wichita city jail after assaulting jailer Edgar Fry and stabbing cook Mel Gibson. They fled in a stolen city truck abandoned near Cheney and are sought by city and state police in an arc from Hutchinson to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Thomas E. Cabel
Chicago
Eddy J. Cox
Oscar G. Craig
Harold A. Craig
Cheney
Hutchinson
Wellington
Cabel
Edgar Fry
Oscar Craign
Fry
Barther
Harold
Harold Craig
Mel Gibson
Gibson
Babe Ruth Fights For Life In Ninth Measured Recovery
Babe Ruth remains critically ill at Memorial Hospital in New York in his ninth day of treatment for throat ailment. A hospital bulletin reported a fever drop and rest, with Ruth speaking to his wife Claire, as messages from President Truman and Cardinal Spellman arrive. A Jersey City boy sent Ruth a religious medal with a note promising he cannot be shut out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Claire
Truman
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Small Fry
Mike Quinlan
Jersey City
Ruth
Babe
A Quinlan
Today marks third anniversary of Japan's surrender
AP analysis recalls three years since Japan's unconditional surrender to the Allies and Korechika Anami's suicide to preserve honor. It reflects on initial peace euphoria and later disillusionment as the postwar order and the new United Nations faced tests and renewed tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korechika Anami
United Nations
Kosenkina Case Strains U S Russia Over Control Demand
In Washington the Soviet envoy demanded full control over Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina, fired by Lovett that the U S cannot force her to submit to others. In New York, House UN American Activities subpoenas Mrs. Kosenkina as she recovers in Roosevelt Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
United States
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Kosenkina
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
Panyushkin
Mrs. Kosenkina
New Kremlin Meeting Seen Over Berlin Crisis Talks
Western and Soviet diplomats were poised for another Kremlin session on the Berlin crisis. U S envoy W Bedell Smith Britain’s Frank Roberts and France’s Yves Chataigneau prepared memos at the American embassy as they awaited a fifth meeting with V M Molotov. Participants stressed secrecy and said no substantial leaks had occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
W. Bedell Smith
United States
Frank Roberts
Great Britain
Yves Chataigneau
France
V. M. Molotov
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Roosevelt Hospital
Zot IL. Chepurnykh
Nina Larchenko
N. Y
Weather Bureau
Roswell, N. M
Nation—Act
RITES
C. J. Kollem
T.H. Boy
Hunter
Man
Cook
Red
Bulletin
House Un-American Activities Committee
Oksana Kosenkina
Robert Stripling
House Committee
Congressional
Alexander Panyushkin
U. S
Stripling
FBI
New York City
Committee
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