British Meet To Discuss Discipline
The cabinet met in special session to consider action against rebel Labour MPs who urged Palestine policy but abstained in a key confidence vote. Prime Minister Attlee faced a narrow 283 to 193 victory, with alarm in Labour circles as over 50 Labour leaders abstained while Bevin’s stance weakened.
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London
Ln Party
Palestine
Clement Attlee
Winston Churchill
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Labor
Churchill
Israel
Attlee
Court Declines Disqualification Over Race Remarks
Defense lawyer Harry Sacher protested Medina's rulings as biased against Jews Negroes the poor and minorities. Sacher questioned the judge about race and blood lines prompting Medina to deny the motion and insist on continuing the trial.
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Harry Sacher
Medina
Sacher
Medina Sa
Sterilizing Change in Beating Case Sparks Debate
Georgette Brucks, 21, who pled guilty to manslaughter in the death of her seven month old son, will be sterilized only during probation. Judge Ambro said the operation was voluntary and could be temporary. the probation department and her attorney aided her decision. Doctors at Los Angeles County General Hospital plan the procedure with possible fertility restoration later.
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Los Angeles
Georgette Brucks
Kentucky Hills
June Ellis
Thomas Ambrosee
Walter Anderson
California
Don Redman
Tiny Howard Redman
al Rage
Redman
Edmond Brucks, Sr
East
Ellis
Blackfoot Broncos Rout Malad Dragons 50 33 at Home
Blackfoot beats Malad 50 to 33 in a home game to extend their conference streak to seven wins. Carroll Park led Blackfoot with 14 points, while Malad’s Lewis and Caldwell tied for team high at eight. Junior Broncos defeated Malad JV 53 to 34. Richards scored 17 for the baby team. Next, Blackfoot travels to Downey to face the Bulldogs.
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Malad
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Harrigan
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Carroll Park
Caldwell
Cleaners
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Beeton
Downey Bulldogs
Downey
Gay Nineties Gal Nears Career End
Frankie Billey known as the Gay Nineties queen of Broadway was ordered to a mental hospital after a two minute hearing. Judge William Byrne ruled her curtain call ends in a sanitarium as she nears 90 and suffers illness from a stroke and blindness.
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Frankie Billey
Broadway
Frankie
General Hospital
Bailey
Weber & Fields
Flo Ziegfeld
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