Southern Bell Prosecution Blocked by Legal Technicalities
In Miami on September 26 AP reports, eight young women accused of stealing from Southern Bell admitted hiding coins in brassieres in the counting room. Judge Holt ordered their release pending habeas corpus hearings. The case hinges on establishing a crime since authorities cannot prove exact sums or timing of the thefts.
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Miami
Fla
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Dade County
George E. Holt
James M. Phillips
Telephone Company
Phillips
Zar
Owny
I. Ray Mills
Public Safety
West
West Miami
Mills
Rita Orr
Marie Orr
Rita
Betty Corrigan
Eugene O Neill Jr Dies in Despondent Act After Broken Engagement
Eugene O Neill Jr 40 son of the playwright killed himself in a bath after a broken engagement with Ruth Lander. He was a classical student and drama literature teacher in Catskill community. Coroner termed the death personal safety related. He had previously married and divorced and was connected to Yale Princeton and Sarah Lawrence.
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Woodstock
N. Y
Eugene O’neill Jr
Ulster
Ernest O. Kelly
O’neill
Catskill Mountains
New York City
O'Neill
Ruth Lander
Miss Lander
George Pitt-Smith
Douglaston
Long Island
Oona
Charlie Chaplin
Yale
Princeton
Sarah Lawrence College
New York Times
Saturday Review of Literature
Chicagoan Slain Amid Senate Probe Revelations
Chicago police hunted for gunmen after William J. Drury, a former detective with a stormy 20 year career, was killed by shotgun blasts in his garage. Drury had been in touch with the Senate crime committee about “great importance” information on Chicago gangland.
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Chicago
U.S. Senate Crime Committee
William J. Drury
Drury
Senate Committee
Kansas City
Rudolph Halley
Annabelle
Halley
George S. Robinson
Robinson
Ned
John C. Prendergast
Addison St
Thomas Connelly
James Ragen
Ragen
Capone
Poles and Trucks Injure Two Utility Workers
Two utility firm workers sustained injuries in separate incidents Monday. Raymond H. Kramer, 21, of Camden Ave SW, remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with internal chest injuries after a wooden pole rolled from a rack and pinned him at the Ohio Power Co pole yard in Waco. Albert Blacka, 42, of RD 4 Massillon, was held for X rays at Mercy after being pinned between two trucks at the East Ohio Gas Co garage on 3rd St SE.
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Sheriff's Office
Raymond H. Kramer
Camden Are SW
Mercy Hospital
Pole
Ohio Power Co
Waco
Tom Werley
Albert Blacka
RD 4
Massillon
East Ohio Gas Co
3Rd St
Akron youth pleads guilty in Loyal Oak home bombing
Anthony Bud King, 20, admitted in Common Pleas Court that B F Goodrich Co paid him 50 dollars to dynamite the Henry Fortner house in Loyal Oak. He said the builder funded the bombing and the act was carried out with the accused aiding.
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Akron
Anthony
Bud) Kingsinger
Loyal Oak
Common Pleas
B. F. Goodrich Co
Henry Fortner
Overseas Airways Pan American Merge Ends Airline Tie
In Jersey City on Sept 26 a $17 450 000 cashiered check signaled American Overseas Airlines being absorbed by Pan American World Airways. The merger's windup raises the prospect of a strike by maintenance workers over layoffs. The sale by American Airlines was approved by the CAB and President Truman.
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Overseas Airways
Pan-American
Jersey City
N. J
American Overseas Airlines
Pan-American World Airways
American Overseas
American Airlines
C.A.B
Truman
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Southern Bell
Chicagoan
Senate
Cesar Romero
Schenley
Schenley Dist.,inc
N.Y.C
R&s
AASS
Sanna
Ohio
G & P Shoe Repair
E. Tuse
Sam
Stewart
Hoover
Duran
Hollywood
A.C.A
Duncan Phyfe
Axminster
Stark County
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