Free Doctor Bennett Sander Acquitted In Murder Trial Homecoming Welcomed
After a Harvard pathologist backed the verdict, Dr Richard Ford hailed the acquittal. Elizabeth Rose, the nurse, expressed relief while crowds cheered outside the courthouse and church bells rang across the countryside from the Sander home to nearby congregations.
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Elise
Borreto
Harvard
Barrote
Richard F. Ford
Harvard Medical School Department of Legal Medicine
Elizabeth Rose
Bander
Congregational
Sander
Baptist Church
East Can
Methodist Church
Candis Village Bellringing Acknowledges Court Drama
Candis village joined in bellringing as about 50 cars lined the Sander residence area and released a steady toot. The crisp not guilty verdict prompted a wave of audible "Obs" from around 80 spectators but did not alter Dr. Sander's stoic expression until Judge Wescott departed and formalities ended, when she finally smiled and walked to her chief counsel.
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Candis Village
Sander
Dr. Sander
Wescott
Truman May Attend Chicago Rally In May
The Democratic party’s top figure Harry Truman may attend a large Chicago rally in mid May. He said at a news conference he hopes to start a western trip May 1 reaching Washington state. He noted the three day Chicago meeting could begin May 13 and expects invites to Democratic governors from every state.
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Waanington
Harry Truman
Chicago
Washington
Misses Premier And Kills Bystanders
In Balus Lebanon on March 19 a Syrian man named Tewhir Hamdan 23 failed to strike Lebanese Premier Riad El Solh but killed two bystanders and wounded three others. Hamdan, a member of the outlawed Syrian Nationalist party, claimed revenge for the July execution of Anton Saadeh.
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Balus
Lebanon
Riad
el Soth
Mountains Curb High Wind Here
A weather summary notes Miami's low at 62 with cool air and a blizzard snarling upstate New York traffic and causing at least three deaths. Snow blocks roads in St. Lawrence County and northern belts from Jews to Montana, with subzero temps in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin and near zero in New England. Washington County forecast: sunny and cold today, increasing clouds this afternoon, high 45 to 41, low 24 to 32, then mostly cloudy and a bit milder with possible rain late Saturday.
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Miami
New York
St. Lawrence County
New York State
Pennsylvania
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New England
Weather Bureau
Washington County
Hecht Co Store Scene of Blaze
A five story Hecht Company store building on Howard Street suffered a basement fire that spread quickly to the third and fourth floors. The blaze intensified, an explosion possibly helped fuel the flames, and water from a tower fought the fire as downtown traffic faced delays. The store is part of the Hecht chain with locations in Baltimore and Washington.
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Wecht Company
Baltimore
Washington
Ex-American Returns to U S as Immigrant from France
Paris reports Garry Dayv, who gave up American citizenship to be titled world elite, has been granted permission to enter the United States as an immigrant. The former actor and Air Force bombardier received a visa from the U S Consulate General. He plans to visit his father bandleader Meyer Dayv and family and may pursue U S citizenship after required residence. He currently has no permit to return to France.
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Paris
Garry Dayvis
Airforce
U. S
Genara
Daviata
Meyer: Devir
Hohe
France
Breaks Neck Diving Through Window To Escape Policemen
Leroy Jackson, a Philadelphia armed robbery suspect, leaped from a Baltimore house window during a police pursuit at 1 a.m. He died from a broken neck after the dive. Officers Hiram Butler and Elmer Kelly had tracked him to the residence.
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Baltimore
Leroy Jackson
Philadelphia
Hiram Butler
Tatralman
Elmer Kelly
Jackson
Kelly
Doctors Pronounce Man Dead After Gunshot Wound
Doctors pronounced him dead at a hospital after a bullet was found in his left thigh. The medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.
More Robins Show Up This Morning
The Daily Mail received two phone calls from town housewives reporting robins avorting about yards this morning. Robins have been seen here most of the winter since January, with other winter-resident species like bluejays doves and smaller birds noted as well. Hainan Island has been Chinese for 2,000 years.
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The
Daily Mail
Washington countians praise government work history
The speaker defends long term government spending from highway and recreation projects to the Fairchild plant, noting steady employment and county benefits. He recalls WPA era improvements and argues funds brought durable gains for merchants, farmers, contractors, and wage earners across the county.
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Fairchild
Washington
Vetzer
Georgia sheriff and deputy convicted in Klan flogging case
Rome Ga March 16 A Georgia jury convicted Sheriff John W Lynch and deputy William Hartline of depriving seven black individuals of civil rights by turning them over to Ku Klux Klan members for flogging. Eight other white defendants were freed, while Lynch and Hartline were acquitted on two counts. The maximum penalty on the civil rights conviction is one year in prison and a $1,000 fine with sentencing postponed pending a motion for a new trial.
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Rome
Georgia
Dade County
John W.lynch
William Hartline
Mamie Clay
Clay
Hookter
Lynch
Hartline
Frank Hooper
U. 8 District
Michael Heads UAW C IO Local Election Results
Michael Heads UAW-CIO Local led in a run-off race with William H. McLean topping the tally for financial secretary treasurer by 826 votes while HH Smith Jr had 767 and Daniel A King 18. Trustee Bruce Payne led with 888 votes, Ed Hardy 746. Sergeant at arms A M Churchey 786, Clyde M Jones 1805. Board candidates next week include A R Rissting 110 and Virgil Vauxshn 353 eliminated, with four on ballot Bill Jenkins 477 ALT Shupp 144 T Ride Charles Fuss 443.
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Wiliam H. McLean
Hh, VY. Smith, Jr
Daniel A. King
Uaw-Cio
McLean
Smith
King
Bruce Payne
Ed Hardy
A.M. Churchey
Clyde M. Jones
A. Alexander
Jdoe Bloyer
A. R. Rissting
Virgil Vauxshn
Bill Jenkins
Alt. Shupp
T. E. Ride
Charles Fuss
Couple Jailed For Stealing Savings Of Italian Immigrant
Ignazio Lachino, a 53 year old Italian immigrant, saw his lifelong savings of 4211 stolen by Lawrence Plastino and his wife Jean after inviting them to sleep at his rooming house. Plastino received 20 years in Berks County prison. Jean earned an indeterminate term at the State Home for Women in Muncy. The funds remain unrecovered.
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Lachino
Lawrence Plastino
Jean
Plastino
Columbia
York
Yoder
H. Robert Mays
Piastino
Barks County
Muncy
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Boys
Johan Tadin Reairman
Los Angeles
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Kit Lubin
Jack Wolf
Jim Rist
Cohen
Russell Parsons
Jack Swan
Maryland
Re Liquor Store
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Robins
Hainan Island
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Ringer
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