Bradley Criticizes Publication Of Secret Senate Testimony
Gen Omar Bradley told Senators he was very disturbed by press reports detailing his secret Senate testimony. He noted much of the discussion was off the record and he believed he testified in an executive session, expressing concern that leaked material could harm national security.
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Senate
Washington
Omar Bradley
House
Navy
Senate Appropriations Committee
Knowland
California
General Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Reenantee
Convicted Reds Begin Lengthy Appeal From Jail
Convicted Reds launch a lengthy appeal and remain jailed as the 11 defendants await the next steps. A crowd of more than 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside the New York Federal courthouse in Foley Square, chanting and singing amid police presence. Some booed the defense, while others urged the defendants to return to Russia. The proceedings drew high tension but no disorders.
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Foley Square
New York
Federal
Tme
Cass
Rusela
Auto Gas Fumes Fatal To Child
Frederick Maryland October reports say a one year old boy died from carbon monoxide fumes while riding in the back seat of his parents automobile. His brothers aged five and three were briefly affected, then recovered. Parents William and Mrs Nines of Fanton Harford County described a late night drive as fumes leaked from the exhaust into the car. Raymond aged three and Reynolds Lee five were nauseated. both were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The mother found the infant dead in the seat when returning to the vehicle. Police attributed the tragedy to exhaust fumes seeping into the car.
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Willam K. Nines
Fanton
Harford County
Raymond
Reynolée Las
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reynolds Lee
Robert Edward Miner
Indictment Signals Rising Tensions Over Amtorg Case
Indictment likely to heighten tensions as authorities press Amtorg for Foreign Agents Registration. Witnesses accuse Amtorg of acting under Soviet direction since 1946 and failing to register. The Russian embassy and State Department spar over the matter while Amtorg is described as a long standing trade link between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
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McGrath
Amtorg
Rusele
Beate Department
Needleman
New York
Mlec
State Department
Valaires
Vladimir J. Barykin
Jamen Webb
Barkin
Webb
Ameris Can
U S Pressing Efforts To Break Strike Deadlock
The United States intensifies moves to end major labor stoppages affecting railroads and steel, with railroads cutting coal burning and passenger service plans in multiple states. Talks among government mediators fade, while CIO President Murray presses for a decisive steel settlement as U S Steel talks proceed in New York.
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W. Va
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White Sulphur Springs
Opera
Stora
Lewis
TMW
Thomas Kennedy
Lewin
Ching
Bethlehem Ateel Co
U. S. Steel
New York
Nntc
Omaha Mayor Carries Multiple City Roles in Quiet Day
Omaha Nebraska Mayor Glen Cunningham filled in as mayor acting police commissioner street commissioner and public improvements commissioner due to absent officials. He described the day as quiet while performing these interim duties. Bleach is advertised for restoring worn outdoor furniture and floors using Clorox for indoor use on discolored wood surfaces.
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Neb
Glen Cunningham
Alan Dons
Six Escape From Maricopa County Jail In Phoenix
Six prisoners broke from the Maricopa County Jail in Phoenix early today. Two were killed and three surrendered to armed men who surrounded the courthouse five stories high. Among those identified as prisoners are James P. Tatum charged under the Dyer Act and Edward Corcoran, a Phoenix printer held for murdering his wife. Edward C. McEwen awaits trial on murder charges. Names of the three surrendering prisoners were not immediately available.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa County
James P. Tatum
Edward Corcoran
Edward C. McEwen
BUIL
Motive Sought in Fatal Air Base Shooting
Frankfurt Report says U S Air Force investigators seek motive after First Lieut Andrew Madsen was killed by a single .45 caliber shot at his home near Rhine Main Air Base. Wife Yvette Madsen, 22, Brooklyn native, holds on murder warrant as attorney Elmo Gower reviews her statement.
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U.S. Air Force
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Yvette
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Air Force
Rhine-Main Air Base
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Matisen
Inez
Madsens
Kfurt
Wrecked Planes Seen From Air
Wreckage sighted in the mountains 19 miles northwest of Superior Arizona after a Navy fighter pair disappeared midweek. A helicopter will guide a ground party to locate missing pilots Lt. George Heckler, Ensign James Pilgreen, and Ensign John Laurence Jr. near Williams Air Force Base. Comdr. Marvin Hart reports possible wreckage with one plane burning and another collapsed in snow. no signs of life observed.
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Hart
George Albert Heckler
Portsmouth
James Truett Pilgreen
Shreveport
John
Earl Laurence, Jr
Groenbeck
Tex
Bands to Appear in Hagerstown Parade of 1949
The Alantia Club announces the Kiltie Band from Chrysler in Derral and the 100 piece Rolling Springs High School Band from Sailing Springs Pr Pennsylv ania. Hanover Drum and Bugle Corps returns after missing last year. Municipal Hand will march before the Queen and Miss Mercer. The parade area will be reserved from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. for out of town units.
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Alantia Club
Hanover
Harold H. Ball
Hagerstowh
Mercer
Peter Btrye
Witt
French Cabinet Talks Stall Amid Socialist Demands
Paris October 21 Premier Rene Mayer's bid to assemble a cabinet stalled as Socialiste factions debated their terms for joining the new government.
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Paris
Rene Mayer
Socialiste
Reporters Notebook Solves Pigeon Roosting and Court Delays
Pigeons trapped by BI will roost elsewhere, while the looming November 14 circuit court opening and Armistice Day absence promise a lengthy docket with over 130 civil cases and 60 criminal appeals. Georgia Norford reports dwindling business as wartime shortages fade, and the Baltimore archdiocese eases marriage rules for Catholics and non-Catholics in church. Lt Edward Chapman collects a $2 bounty after fatally striking a fox, with county officials noting bounty payouts rise post rabbit season. Patrolman John Lillard sets a ticket sales record for the Fraternal Order of Police benefit show at the Academy Theater.
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Fraternal Order of Police
John Lillard
Lillard
Academy Theater
Hess and Top Nazi Prison Costs Under Scrutiny
Berlin reports Allied administrators push to cut costs at Spandau prison where seven Nazi leaders are held. Hess, Raeder, Doenitz, von Schirach, Speer, Neurath, and Funk cost West Berlin 1.46 million marks annually, with US funds covering much of the guard and staff. An American official calls the setup extravagant and aims to reduce guard strength and German staff.
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Weat
Rudolph Heas
United States Treasuryalone
Germany
Ernst
Reuter
West Berlin
Spandad
Hess
Spandau
Erich Raeder
Karl Doern
Most Interesting Bridge Hand Analyzed by Jamison
Robert H. Jamison of Florida describes a highly studied six heart spade contract. He notes the key moment when the queen of spades might appear in East and details the sequence of plays that allow four diamonds and four hearts to be cashed, with spades and clubs yielding the rest. East’s discards and West’s forced plays shape the path to success.
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MS Semi
Fla
Jamison
Diamond West
East
Mr. Jamison
Declarer
West
Benefit show to aid police fund and clubhouse project
The May event, set for next Friday night, will feature Littard leading a five debate with Police Commissioner M. E. Eilinger. All ticket proceeds go to the FOP to boost death benefits or build a police clubhouse by Antietam Creek. The theater, staff, and entertainers donate services. tickets printed free. The Williamsport ambulance began service, with its first job on Thursday aiding Mrs. Ira Ardinger, transported to Washington County Hospital. Non-members pay for ambulance under the club charter. privately operated service continues.
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M. E. Eilinger
F.0. P
Antietam Creek
Williamsport
Ira Ardinger
Washington County Hospital
Ambulance ‘Club
Ardinger
4 H Kirls Club Leader to Lead Afternoon Meeting
Miss Dornoway Emerson will visit this afternoon for a 1 50 p m meeting at the home demonstration office. All girls keeping records on 4-H projects invited as the first of two sessions teaching proper record maintenance for garden, canning, freezing, home furnishing and related projects with aim at state and national contests.
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Dornoway Emerson
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