Czechs Oust U S Information Service Over Spying Allegations
Prague charged the U S Information Service with spying and hostile propaganda. The Czech government ordered the agency closed within three days and its director to leave. Czech courts convicted 16 people for high treason and espionage with sentences from death to 18 years. The U S embassy warned of retaliation and libraries may be banned in the United States. The note cited fear of truth and insulation from the Western world.
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Londonity
Czechoslovakia
Tiplehows
United States
U. S. Information Service
Sia
VAU
Prague
Berlin
Washington
Information Service
State Department
Us.u
Michael McDermott
U_ 5
1S. Information Service
Bratislava
Joseph C. Kolarek
Aclentife
Jury Awards 73000 In Auto Crash Deaths
A jury in Rensselaer County awards 73000 across four verdicts in Hartford residents suits over auto crash deaths near Troy in January 1916. Plaintiffs claim the garage owner’s plates on the car denoted ownership by the defendant William Mazziaitt of Bill’s Garage Hartford, with driver Kenneth Marceau among the deceased. The seven to eight month plates were cited as ownership, despite the owner not owning the car. Six hours of deliberation produced four verdicts, including 30000 to Earl A Turgeon as administrator for Miss Moffitt who died on Northern Drive Brunswick Road the night of the crash.
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Joseph A. Parker
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Hartford
Conn
Troy
William Mazziatt
Bill
Platestela
Kenneth Marceau
Howard B. Pheton
Miss Moffitt
Miss Moffit
Brunswick Road
Earl A. J. Turgeon
Reds Land Fresh Troops in Battle for Hainan
Reports from Hainan Island say Chinese Reds landed fresh troops in small numbers as Nationalists field more warplanes. Civilians claim 5 000 new troops ashore and Formosa air reinforcements attack beachheads while warships shell coastal positions. Unconfirmed reports claim larger Red forces and extended beachheads despite nationalist counteractions.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hainan Island
Hainan
Hong Kong
South China Island
Luichow Peninsula
Hainan Strait
Luichon Peninsula
Traine
Makassar Revolt Quelled by Federal Forces
Reports say nationalist forces in Makassar surrendered unconditionally after air and sea operations. Capt. Andi Abdul Azz led a brief revolt with 30 soldier defectors, but federal troops secured the city and city port within weeks amid broader Indonesian turmoil.
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Adm
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Mer
Stermpt
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Halnan
Indonesia
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Weasterling
Singapore
East Indonesia
Netherlands
Celeber
Equator
Borneo
New Guinea
U. S. Eo
Andi Abdul Azz
Information Ministry
Aziz
Pieters
Uss
Sackaran
State Board Cancels Dr Sander's License
Concord New Hampshire Dr Hermann N Sander lost his license to practice medicine after the State Board of Registration in Medicine revoked his credentials. The action was taken last night in an official meeting, with the board citing grounds in its decision.
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Dr. Sander
Concord
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
New Hampshire
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Myhaver
Peterborough
State Medical Board
Sander
John S&s Wheeler
Rewamen
State House
Bander
Reds Switch Stand On Jerusalem Plan Fails
The United Nations Jerusalem trusteeship plan loses momentum as Soviet reversal collapses support. The General Assembly backed by Vatican and Arab nations faced a 38 to 14 vote with potential two thirds required. If five Soviet votes flipped, the resolution might fail. The Trusteeship Council had drafted a statute for an international regime in Jerusalem but took no action.
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Lake
Russia
United Nations
Jerusalem
General Assembly
United States
Britain
Jordan
Holy
Vatican
Latin America
Trusteeship Council
Assembly
Geneva
Hodies
Mail Delivery Curtailment Draws Protests
Washington GP reports Postmaster General Donaldson's order to cut mail service drew protests yesterday. Senator Wiley says millions of taxpayers lose mailbox access as substitutes and veterans face firings. New York carriers warn 11 to 15 percent of idler routes will be furloughed with clerical cuts led by economy moves. Delivery to homes will be once daily and post offices will close windows earlier where feasible.
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Washington
Donaldson
Wiley
R-Wis
New York
Philip Lepper
Letter Carriers
Betwen
Man Who Died Twice Plans Fishing Trip
A New York hospital disclosed that a man who “died” twice on an operating table within four hours will recover at home this week. The case involves a 67 year old patient tied to a prior fugitive arrest and prison sentence, with doctors claiming full recovery after resuscitation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Columbians, Inc
Emeory Burke
Janes
Burke
Clands Shaw
Gree
Hanes
Ingrid Ex Husband Come To Terms Over Daughter
Ingrid Bergman and ex-husband finalize a settlement on joint custody of their daughter Pia. The agreement assigns legal custody to Bergman and ex-husband with shared parental responsibilities and equal division of property, subject to court approval.
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Los Angeles
Hey Camps
Bergman
Rue Cestody
Priet Zindetrom
Pacht
Gregson Faery
Mies
Beverly Hills
Alter Hey
Lindstrom
Mies Bergman
Vertetiay
Hye
Califormia
Tor Pia
Roth
Fie
Miss
Soviet Union Likely to Reply Sharply to U S Protest
Moscow sources say the Soviet government may issue a strong reply to the United States note on the missing American plane incident. Diplomats fear relations have hit a low point as Russia insists the American plane violated Soviet air space. They expect no investigation or compensation and foresee continued hard line from Moscow.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Alan G. Kirk
Planeta Fred
W. S. Navy
Sta
Rain Makers Fail to Move New York Rainfall Plan
In New York City a planned rainmaking experiment, using dry ice to seed clouds, was outpaced by natural showers over Liberty and Stroudsburg. Harvard scientist Dr. Wallace Howell and team prepared to launch an aerial rainmaking effort at dawn to boost reservoirs already below normal, as rainfall remained sparse.
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Mother Nature
Liberty
E.S
Rome
Stroudsboro
Police Department
Upstate
Wallace EB. Howell
Howell
Harvard University
Strendsburg
Stephen 4
Carney
Bermal
Dog Incident Sparks Confusion Over Missing Ten Pound Note
A confusing report describes a dog entering a house and leaving with a ten unit sum amid unclear dialogue and alleged neighbor statements. Police records note a Negro woman involved in related chatter as investigators seek clarity on a possible conversion between dog and human actions.
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Montromets
Christine Butchinson
Loews Miller
National and American League score updates
In the National League, Boston 1h and New York 5 lead a mixed scoreboard while Brooklyn 3 and Philadelphia 3 show even totals. St. Leia 3 and Pitteburn 4 trail with 1O als games noted at 9 AM. In the American League, Boston 4 defeats New York 3. New York 16 over Bowen 2. St. Louis 6 and Chicago 3. Philadelphia 3. Washington 1. Detroit at Cleveland postponed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pitteburn
St. Leia
Bowen
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Tetroit
Cleveland
Father Divine Estate Dispute in New York Court
A civil suit seeks a share of the elderly widow’s estate for a late disciple of Father Divine. The affair, heard yesterday in Manhattan Supreme Court, centers on whether a financial settlement should be part of the estate and was marked by delays due to missing evidence.
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Father Divine
New York
Peace Dove
Mary Sheiden Lion
Toutona
Ehenies
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Ring Lost In Garden Found Inside Potato
Ring disappeared from a garden and was later found inside a potato. Janice Crinet reported the item and noted it belonged to Mrs Crintz in the garden area.
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Patttury
Seare
Janice Crinet
Railroaders Strike Warning Against Four Major Systems
Railroad firemen and enginemen launched a strike threat for 6 a.m. next Wednesday against four large systems including New York Central west of Buffalo, Pennsylvania west of Harrishers, and Santa Fe and Southern Way. David B. Robertson of Cleveland, head of the union, left open a possible pre deadline settlement noting progress could delay the walkout. The dispute centers on an extra man for multi unit diesels and a fireram assigned to small diesels in yard service. Presidential boards previously ruled against the unions, and picket lines may spread with union members pledging to avoid crossing.
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Chicago
Nex
David B. Robertson
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tthe
National Labor Railway Act
New York Central
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Harrishers
Santa Fe
Southern Way
Flowertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Enginesralso
Alvanes Johnston
Engineer Union
Hhis
Feetone
Robertean
Washington
Francis A. O'Neill, Jr
National’ S Railways
Senta
Asaietany
John B. Sieeiman
Maragon Charge May Be Dropped
Federal attorneys paused the perjury trial of John Maragon awaiting a decision on dropping a major count. The pending move concerns a 1946 episode involving his ties to the Al Hed Molasses Co of Perth Amboy and a broader probe into government-pay center dealings.
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Washington
John Maragon
Maragon
al Hed Molasses Co
Perth Ambur Ned
Kingston Boy Killed After Being Struck by Auto
A 20 month old boy, Ernest Gilvardd Jr., was killed when struck by a car in Kingston. Police said Rev. Richard B. Coons, pastor, said he did not see the child until the bump and stopped to investigate. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death.
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Ernest, Gilyardi Jr
Kingston Hopital
Richard B. Coons
Reformed Church
Shokan
Cooner
Ernest AL Kelly
Ernest Gilvardd
New Wonder Drug Terrafenvin Shows Promise Across Diseases
Reports from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology describe Terramylin and related antibiotics as curing or treating many illnesses in tests. Dr Chester Reston and colleagues note potential effectiveness against resistant infections, while warning results vary by disease and subject.
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Borie
American College of Physicians
Chester
Kenter Reston
Atlantic City
Ahomba
Merays
Cal Roy TD
Marvell
Rot
Federation of American Sotieties
Senate Awards Posthumous Honors For Navy Airmen
The Senate unanimously praised and posthumously honored ten Navy airmen for their alleged role in the Russian provocation incident. State Department officials dismissed Moscow's claim that the US plane provoked interceptors, noting the aircraft carried no weapons. The Privateer in question disappeared after taking off from Wiesbaden on a routine training flight toward Copenhagen.
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Washington
Senate
State Department
Michaael McDermott
Department
Tolda
Moscow
News Times
Navy
Russia
Ante Callsticarly
Ussr
U. S
American Air Force
Germany
Wlensbaden
Coperehagen
U.S
Wiesbadem
Republic Official Defends Big Business Amid Monopoly Probe
White, president of Regal Steel Corp, urged Congress to proceed with caution during antitrust inquiries. He warned that excessive regulation could threaten the United States’ mass production system and living standards, arguing big business supports national stability and wartime efforts.
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Washington
Congress
A. White
Regalig Steel Corp
Republic
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