Coplon Testifies on Affair as Spy Case Unfolds
Judith Coplon testified about a quarrel with Russian contact A Gubitchev over their relationship and divorce issues. She denied sharing information, said data slips were personal notes, and noted one document was government related. courtroom friction marked by the trial judge and prosecutor during the New York arrest details.
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Washington
Judith
Ial
A. Gubitchev
Ravens
Justice
Wbit
FBI
New York City
Archibald Palmer
William E. Foley
Justice Department
Foreign Agents Registration Section
Palmer
Albert L. Reeves
John M. Kelley, Jr
Miss Coplon
Kelley
Reeves
Lothario’s 39 Names In Lonely Hearts Albums Found
Lakeport California District Attorney Lovett Fraser released 39 names of bachelor girls and divorcees from three albums kept by an ex-Chicago auto-mechanic jailed for murder. He aims to verify if any linked to foul play in the torch murder of his wife Virginia and daughter Agnes, detailing captions, photos, measurements, and letter counts tied to each entry.
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Lakeport
Calif
Lovett Fraser
Chicago
Fraser
Stephen Brusnahan
Lonely Hearts” Club
Loving
Brusnahan
Virginia
Agnes
Hospital Plan Moves Forward in Bingham County
Bingham county commissioners awarded the contract for the half million dollar hospital building to Brennan and Cahoon of Pocatello with the lowest base bid of 400,520. Seven base bids were opened. the project uses reinforced concrete steel and brick with an estimated total cost of 538,000 including a 25,906.57 architect fee to Paradice and Hunter of Pocatello.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Hospital
Brennan and Cahoon
Pocatello
Bingham County
Arnfred Christensen
W. P. Judge
Walter Bithell
Paradice and
Hunter
Big Four Plan Clears Way for Austria Independence Pact
The United States Great Britain France and Russia agreed to live-and-let-live relations in Germany and sign a fall treaty restoring Austria's independence. Russia receives 150 million dollars plus oil and shipping concessions while Yugoslavia gains no reparations. The four nations announced the agreement after four weeks of talks.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Yugoslavia
Dean Achear
Vishinsky
Idaho Chamber Backs Hoover Plan for Government Reform
The Idaho State Chamber of Commerce urged U S Congress to adopt Hoover’s government reorganization plan, claiming it would save Idaho taxpayers millions annually. It cited nine county level field services and nine farm credit agencies, suggesting better alignment could cut national costs by about 36 million dollars and reduce Idaho’s contributions. President Harry E Elcock appealed to Idaho’s delegation in Washington to back the proposal.
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Boise
U. S. Congress
Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Service
Farmers Home Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Forest Se
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Entomology and
State Chamber
National Treasury
Harry E. Elcock
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Reorganization Committee Sets Idaho Meeting At McCall
Idaho state school reorganization committee will convene at Shore Lodge in McCall on June 30. Kenneth F. Dean, state director, said the panel will review county reorganization proposals from Kootenai Elmore and Lewis counties and discuss bond proposals along with routine matters.
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Boise
Shore Lodge
McCall
Kenneth F. Dean
Kootenai
Elmore
Lewis
Dean
Nationally Famous Home Economist and Frozen Food Specialist
Nationally known home economist and frozen foods expert appears in a feature segment. The article highlights her influence on kitchen innovations and consumer guidance.
Vet Insurance Timetable Set
Veterans Administration chief Carl Gray Jr announced a timetable for a $2.8 billion National Service Life Insurance dividend to begin in January 1950. About 20 million policyholders will receive payments in the first half of 1950, with 16 million veterans having WWII insurance. Dividend application forms are currently being printed and will be available in August at post offices, veterans organizations, and VA offices.
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Washington
Carl Gray, Jr
Tydings Urges Taxpayer Survival While Defining Strength
Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland emphasizes maintaining national strength and world peace without bankrupting taxpayers. He calls for policies that balance defense and fiscal responsibility to ensure the taxpayer can endure and support lasting security.
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America
Sen
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Norman student Ada Fisher begins law studies behind railing
Ada Lois Fisher, a 25 year old Black woman, starts law classes in a partitioned white sections at the University of Oklahoma. The barrier, described as a temporary emergency measure, separates her from white classmates as she fights for admission since January 1946.
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Norman
Okla
Ada Lois Fisher
University of Oklahoma
State University
Strawberry ripe cheap on self serve farm in Durham
In Durham New Hampshire C R Cross offers strawberries at 30 percent off for self pickup. He plans a strictly self service harvest after a 10 000 basket crop to reduce labor.
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Durham
N. H
C. R. Cross
Cross
Soldier Sentenced in Munich for German Girlfriend Killing
Sgt. Duane Geyer was jailed for five years and given a bad conduct discharge after admitting he killed his German girlfriend amid conflict with his wife. In Washington, Veterans Administration chief Carl Gray Jr. announced a timetable to distribute life insurance dividends totaling 2.8 billion dollars to 16 million World War II veterans starting next.
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Munich
Germany
Duane Geyer
Bottolfsen Named Parliamentarian for NEA Convention
Former Idaho governor C A Bottolfsen was appointed parliamentarian for the National Education Association convention in Boston from July 4 to 8. He has held the post for the national group for the past 15 years.
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BOISE
C. A. Bottolfsen
National Education Association
Boston
Mass
Bottolfsen
Blaine Latter-Day Saints Hospital Incorporates
The Blaine Latter-Day Saints Hospital Inc filed articles of incorporation as a non profit with Idaho secretary of state. Officers listed are F. L. Manwill as president R. Adamson as vice president and D. E. Adamson as secretary treasurer all based in Carey.
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BOISE
Blaine Latter-Day Saints Hospital, Inc
Idaho Secretary of State
F. L. Manwill
R. Adamson
D. E. Adamson
Carey
Cattle Disease Threat Moves South From Borders
Boise hearing reports Idaho inspectors say foot and mouth disease threat is advancing from Mexico into the United States. Dr T J Myers notes vaccination efforts in Mexico and cites two million cattle vaccinated monthly with only one setback quickly corrected. Boise Mayor Potter P Howard welcomed the Idaho Veterinary Medical association as it opened its two day convention.
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Boise
T. J. Myers
Idaho
U. S. Bureau of Ant Industry
Myers
Mexico
Idaho Lerinary Medical Association
Potter P. Howard
K. K. Shott
Buhl
Association
E. Don Copple
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Zundel
Ruth Stoufer
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