Silk Stocking Case Definitely Murder Says Coroner
An unidentified man found with a silk stocking tied around his neck near Erie Street was ruled definitely murdered by Coroner Anthony E. Matera after a pathologist confirmed strangulation. Police seek identification via the FBI as autopsy results contradict suicide. debate continues over a West Coast or East Coast political candidate's bid.
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Erie Street
Anthony E. Matera
Carter M. Alexander
Samaritan Hospital
Gators
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Frank B. Kendall
Troy
Washington
New Jersey
National Committee
Hugh
Scott
Pennsylvania
Car
Ter
Burden Alleghenies
New York
Matera
Relson
Pepe
Tommygun Bandits Rob Aga Khan in Cannes Heist
Bandits armed with Tommyguns intercepted Aga Khan and his wife in Cannes France yesterday seizing jewels and money worth 450000 to 800000 dollars. The Aga Khan was en route to Beauville to visit his son Aly Khan and Aly Khan's wife Wosem Wmerrneth.
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France
Aga Khan
Senate Bills Target Five Percenters In Military Deals
Washington lawmakers introduced two bills to curb five percenters who act as middlemen in government contracts. Ferguson and Mundt propose requiring contract holders to disclose commissions paid and client names, with Mundt pushing registration under the Lobbyist Act. The Senate committee also invited Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray to testify in the widening probe into the military uniform trade.
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Billa
Houe
Gordon Gray
Gray
Ferguson
R.-Mich
Mundi
Mundt
Ave. Petcenters
Fems
Nazi sentence echoes Soviet tone in Berlin trial
Read as a state driven proceeding in Berlin with a Soviet style framing. The former Nazi official received a one year term after a trial that emphasized punishment and restitution for wartime crimes.
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Berlin
Nfe
Aga Khan and party hit in Cannes jewel raid
British charge red slavery debate at UN draws into a Senegalese style incident as gunmen ambush the Aga Khan, his wife, and staff near Cannes. The jewels worth about 15000000 francs are insured, with police recovering the getaway Citroen and staging a reenactment of the crime.
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Switzerland
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France
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Aga Khan
Russian spokesman frames British charges as war screen
The Russian spokesman offered several reasons for British charges, alleging the accusations are a cover for American and British militarism. He accused Anglo American ruling circles of planning aggression and said the joint chiefs of staff in London are drawing up a unified Europe war plan. He noted a British delegation showed the Soviet Corrective Labor Codex during debate on forced labor. continúa on Page Eighteen.
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Chinese Reds Capture Gateway City Pingliang
Chinese Communist troops seized Pingliang, gateway city to Lanchow and stronghold of Moslem warlord Ma Hung kwei, in Northwest China. Nationalists admitted the fall, but said open country and rugged terrain would make defense difficult. The Nationalist rear and 24 division units move west toward Lanchow, with the defense line set in the Lu Pang Mountains east of Pingliang.
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Ma Hungkwei
China
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Macy Urges Dewey Senate Run for New York
Representative Macy urged Governor Thomas E Dewey to run for the U S Senate this fall. Macy, a New York Republican figure from Tuscarora, told county chairs he favored Dewey. A Suffolk County Republican chairwoman confirmed the letter sending and contact with other state party leaders.
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Dewey Senate
Washington
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New York State
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Senate
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Suffolk County
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Czech Priest Jailed After Obeying Vatican Decree
A Czech priest was jailed after defying the state by attempting to administer Vatican sanctioned sacraments. The government accused him of treason and cited a Vatican decree restricting priestly rites. The case underscores conflicts between church authority and state power during the crisis period.
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Alomar Copicha
Radi
Father Fayet
Retovesea
Tetutntmia Co
U S Crops Provision Defeated In ECA Bill Battle
The administration won a key victory as the Senate rejected an amendment to bar $1 350 000 000 of European recovery funds from being used to buy U S surplus farm crops The vote 52 32 upheld a point of order by Vice President Barkley The fight centered on preserving Marshall Plan funding and the ECA program with McClellan calling the crop provision a taxpayers amendment and Hoffen arguing it would hobble the recovery effort
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U. S
Senate
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McClellan
D.-Ark
Lucas
Illinois
McKellar
D.-Tenn
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Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Paul Hoffen
Clinton Anderson
United States
Johnson Establishes New Office for Military Affairs
President Johnson created an Office of Military Affairs to align the armed forces with federal agencies including the National Security Council and State Department. E. Halaby, ex State Department official, will head the unit, and Maj. Gen. James H. Burns is recalled from retirement as special adviser on politico military matters.
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T.o Defense Johnson
Forstzn
National Security Council
State Department
Dallas
Texas
Johnson
James H. Burne
Burns
Mumsons
Harry Lo Hopkins
Acheson Expresses Confidence In Lie At UN
Secretary of State Dean Acheson voiced confidence in Lie during a UN briefing as he discussed ongoing security meetings and upcoming Senate subcommittee actions. The statements referenced anticipated sessions and responses to recent incidents, with emphasis on diplomatic efforts and international support.
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API
Dean Acheson
Tryeve Lie
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Ten Convicts Killed In Mexico Jailbreak
Ten convicts died in a Mexican jail escape attempt as a flare of violence followed the breakout. Reports say the riot erupted after a guard opened a gate and clashes with prisoners ensued, leaving many injured and several inmates dead.
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Mexico
Rise In Business Loans Stirs Hopes For Rebound
Republican critics forecast trimming presidential arms powers from the $1.45 billion foreign arms bill. House Foreign Affairs Committee members questioned Army and State experts as a day of testimony failed to sway support. Judd and Fulton warned the provision likely to be removed before the bill advances.
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House
Judd
Fulton
R-Pa
State Department
Armed Services
Economic Cooperation Administration
Berkner
Congress
O Dwyer Calls for End to Spellman Roosevelt Rift
New York mayor William O Dwyer urged mutual friends of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and Cardinal Spellman to reconcile their differences over federal aid to education. He warned the dispute could divide the nation and stressed respect for both figures. No comments were offered by Mrs Roosevelt or the Cardinal.
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Kansas
Arthur E. Summerfield
Michigan
Axel J. Beck
South Dakota
A. T
Bert) Howard
Nebraska
J. Russell Sprague
New York
G. Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania
Harold £. Mitchell
Connecticut
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Thomas E. Dewey
New Jersey
William. O'Dwyer
Frank
Tin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Roosevelt
O'Dwyer
Civil War Veteran Resents Window Smashing
A Civil War veteran in Reach Cal hails from Chappel town roars after an attack on his home window. He stalked to the police station to file a complaint, claiming the assailants demanded glass. The veteran also asserts interference by the local chief and others amid the incident.
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Torti
Afiare
Scoreboard snapshot of leagues and teams
The scoreboard lists Nationat and League es Vorb as Chirag 7 over Rteokion 1 and Dittebure 3 to 2, with Philadelptae 1 and St Lane 7 over Benten 1. In the American League New York 7 over Tetregt 3, Reese & Levi A Thisaephis 2 with Chirag 2, Cleveland at Washington. In the Eastern League Pinghammien & ALBANT Wiameporth Elmirs 2 Erraninn 2. Wilkes Barre with Batilord fan noted.
European Defense Plans Take Shape
London AP reports plans for defending Western Europe under the North Atlantic Treaty taking form at a four hour conference among British and American commanders. Admiral Louis E. Denfeld said progress by the joint staff could yield a defense setup before year end, with Gen Omar Bradley and Gen Hoyt S. Vandenberg among participants. The talks, held at Whitehall, addressed land and air force needs and financing from the United States, with further discussions slated in Paris with French and Benelux allies.
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Western Europe
Louis E. Denfeld
US 5
Denfeld
Tien Mae Tions
Denfield
Omar Bradley
Amy
Hoyt 5
Vandenberg
U. S. Air Force
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U.S. Joint Staff
Germany
UC S
Paris
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Anguree
Whitehall
Europe
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
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Parse
Bride Wanted Ad Sparks Quick Wedding in Missouri
Charles Donaldson, a former Fifth Air Force soldier, placed a want ad seeking a wife by Saturday and married Irene Krehche that weekend after a flood of responses. Orville Montimarte, his business partner, planned a double ceremony but lacked a bride.
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Charles Donaldson
Fifth Air Force
Irene Krehche
Donaldson
Orville Montimarte
Charles
Rome
Joblessness Dims Optimism Amid Mixed July Data
Census figures show unemployment rose above 4.0 million in July for the first time since early 1942 while employment also reached a high for 1949. Bank lending reversed a decline with a $16 million weekly gain, reflecting seasonal building and stock market strength.
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Census Bureau
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Rev Serve Board
Iabor
A&sm
Plane Crash Kills Pilot in Noy Uma Ware Incident
A propeller plane crashed near UMA ware, killing the pilot Lawrence Noy. Authorities report the craft struck a nearby residence, with investigators examining a possible cause as weather and pilot error. No other injuries reported.
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UMA Ware
Hemater
Mathere
Young Boy Wakes After 36 Hours Drugged Sleep
A troubled report recounts a boy awakening after a prolonged drugged sleep of about 36 hours. The fragmentary text details medical concerns, possible exposure to intoxicants, and mystery surrounding the event as investigators examine the boy's condition and potential causes.
Teo Killed In Auto Bus Track Crash
Teo died in a multi-vehicle crash involving an auto and a bus on a busy roadway near Washington and Ball. Investigators labeled the incident a fatal wreck with emergency crews responding to the torch-busy scene.
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Teo
Washington
Ballemeen
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