Ex-Convict Offers Alibi In Lodi Kidnap Case
Ex convict Earl Shelton is tied to the Lodi kidnapping case as police report alibi offers from Shelton and several others. Investigators say Miss Devine identified the kidnapper, while Shelton denies involvement and awaits further questioning.
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Lodi
Cal
Earl Shelton
Atlee Dean Dayne
San Trangisco
Shelton
Devine
Sacramento
Lacy
Miss Deving
Bhollah
San Francisco
Willis
Mitea
Sub Prancisco
Mie
Néwomen
New French Cabinet Formed Amid Coalition Compromise
Paris Premier Paul Ramadier formed a centrist coalition cabinet with the Socialist and Communist presence to guarantee a complete government. The lineup awarded the interior ministry to Ramadier's Socialists and national defense to the Communists while balancing other parties including the MRP and Radicals.
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Paris
Paul Ramadier
Wines
Ramadier
Republican
Movemial
Eabinel
Gorges Daulk
National Defense Ministry
I Binnull
Forer Mrp
Socialist Party
Itey
Ratadier
MMRSP
Mivy
Aly
Dlyidek
Herriot
Rad Jcal-Radativta
U. BD
H. iDemocratic
Resistance
Capone Out of Danger Says Miami Beach Doctor
Dr Kenneth Phillips, attending physician, reports Al Capone is entirely out of danger and improving after complications. Local authorities and medical staff confirm condition remains stable with ongoing observation.
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Miami Beach
Kenneth Phillips
AL Capon
Chicago
Snader ix
Jury acquits Sutton in life murder case
In a trial in Indiana, the jury yesterday acquitted Guy L. Sutton of the murder charge in the life shooting of his wife. Sutton pleaded self defense, claiming threats during a violent confrontation and alleged prior abuse. The defense argued the death resulted from an attack during a struggle and that Sutton acted to protect himself.
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Alfunny
Mrx
Guldle Sutton
Chayge
Guy L. Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Vetlonn Unis
Collarhage
Vandenberg Backs Seaway Tolls Plan
Senator Vandenberg urged tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway to fund the project linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. He said self liquidating tolls could support surveys and investigations, while noting committee action and Canadian views require consideration before a broader plan moves forward.
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Salingian Upi
Senate Foreign Relations Nominar
St. Laurence Seaway
Powe
Gerald Laloschlo
Great Lakey
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Wower
Vandenberg
China
Senate
Vandenkog
Foreign Relations Committee
Rai
St- Taverence
Well &S
Cally
Dig
Sdea
Npt
New York Power Authority
State Department
Great Lakes ‘Tidawgler Association
Montana Village Snowbound 22 Days
Babb Montana residents endured a 22 day snowbound siege as convoys struggled through the northwest to deliver food coal and fuel. A large rotary plow cleared a road near Browning while townsfolk waited at the post office for relief and the first supplies trickled in days after the blizzard halted traffic near the Canadian border.
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Babb
Mont
Iahb
Yastotday
Montana
Toad
Fron
Browning
Brownlyn-Habh
Aevin Tricka
Gigeley National Bore Nut
Pilots of Big Planes Awarded Pay Boost
An arbitration board set pilot salaries for Skymaster and Con stolation type planes at $1,000 a month. The decision followed long negotiations and marked a historic rise in commercial aviation pay by the arbitration panel and ADL Airline Pilots Association.
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Chicago
Metral
Atri
Conmercly Aviation
Airling
ADL
Woman Bank Bandit Threatens with Syringe in Des Moines Hold Up
Des Moines reports describe a bold bank robbery by Opal Lixo, 38, who entered a bank wearing a gray coat and used a harmless syringe to threaten tellers while demanding money. A large manila envelope with cash was taken and later recovered along with the syringe. Police say she confessed to separate armed holdup in St. Louis last December.
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Des Moines
Jack Brophy
Des Moines Bank & Trust
Une Diy
Brophy
Opal Lixo
United Bank & Trust. Co
St. Louis
Anne Luday
Ealmly
Indies
Broply
Rex Aisco
Giseo
Durocher's Bride Faces Court Again in California Case
Los Angeles bride Laraine Day challenged a California decree as unjust while a judge pressed for clarity on good faith in obtaining a divorce. Judge Googe A. Dockweller ordered Day to justify why the California ruling should not be invalidated, amid testimony about happiness and lawful matters.
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Los Angeles
Orveril
Tiel Gallfarnin
Welyess
Twa Duvochar
Igh
Paneer
California
Googe A. Dockweller
Tarenine
Luskeatie
Brooklyn Badgers
Miss Long
J. Ray Hendricks
Andor Califernie
Whatuetgl
Das
Horkweiler
Fudge
Prac Snd
Labor Fight on Today in Senate Committee
Washington senators with clashing views open the long awaited hearing on proposals to curb union activities. First witnesses include James Murray and Joseph Balk, with 2 pm start in the Senate Labor Committee hearing room.
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Washington
James Marray
Joseph Balk
Senate Labor Conchitles
Chaldean
Taft
Ra Ohle
Tonak
Murray
D-Mowls
Mona Am
Secretary of Labor
Senwellenweh
Aswetant
Beerstary
Morse
Senate
Mauriay and
Sall
Bremen Becomes New State in U S Zone
United States Military Government proclamations declare Bremen a separate state within the American occupation zone. Bremen becomes the fourth state alongside Hesse, Württemberg‑Baden, and Bavaria, with Nie ney and Hopwington area incorporating Bremen and Seserme, including the port of Kremer, under the U S Army in Germany.
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Berlin
U.S
Bremen
Yeaterday
Will
Hesse
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Bavaria
Nie Ney
Hopwington
Ely
Bramen
Sesermeende
Kremershaven
WS. Army
Germany
De Gasperi Asked To Form New Italian Cabinet
Alcide de Gasperi was asked by President Wariva de Nivola to form a new government after Italy’s crisis set off by his resignation. He will hold consultations with other parties as Rome reports expect a tough task including signing the Treaty of Peace and steering Italy toward economic recovery amid war damage.
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Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Wariva de Nivola
Aly Wes
Rome
de Gasperi
Tentian
Iinister
Pietro Nenni
Nother
Republicans Extend War Probe Fight in Senate
Republicans won a key vote extending the War Investigating Committee for a year, defeating a Democratic bid to shift the probe to the Senate Expenditures Committee. The tally shifted with absences and illness affecting votes, highlighting tensions over committee control and the Congressional Reorganization Law.
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G.O.P
Senate
Washington
Renate
Congress
Special
Tolgare
Villies
Querton
Special Committee
Beal
Fermuen
Pennsylvanian Railroad Plans Diesel Locomotives
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a 783 1000 program to replace coal burning steam engines with diesel electric locomotives and other new equipment for through service from Philadelphia to Chicago and St Louis. Spokesmen emphasized efficiency and warned against coal fuel cost concerns while promising delivery of diesels, electric motive power, and new coaches and sleepers this summer to improve East to Midwest operations.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Valleoad
Parrisbug
Chicago
St Lows
Harrisburg
Prr
Clueteteraeronalives
Irish Poet Dies After Banana Diet Fails
Irish poet Dobha Mreday 4 Foshan Foe Waid died after an alleged ailment six days after New York Mayor William ODwyer sent a shipment of bananas in a strange effort to save the bard from a peculiar condition.
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Dobha
Mreday
Foshan
Shyearald
New York
William O'Dwyer
Mane
Bard I
Hoover Calls U S to Feed Reich as Hunger Grows
Former President Herbert Hoover urged the United States to address German hunger, noting 7 100 daily calories per person amid wartime shortages and a 4 000 calorie gap against American consumption. He said U S aid could help stabilize Germany while supporting Allied interests and allies, with a long term mission planned to survey food production in Germany and Austria alongside Dr Dennis Fitzgerald. Hoover will travel to Europe late next week to begin the survey, emphasizing the invitation came from President Truman.
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Frorman
Tuan
Herbert Hoover
United States
Germany
Buchenwald
Buehenwald
Hoover
Avecopis Miselyn
Iarher
Karger Walhelm
Truman
Hitler
Hooter
Neice Gt
Giermany
Austria
Fond
Wall
Sone Arden
Tony Mr. Truman
War Department
Alsar
U N experts seek way to dodge veto on atom violations
United States experts report canvassing methods to punish atomic treaty violations without veto, arguing punishment under UN authority can proceed with no veto changes. Debate focuses on dual swift action against aggressor nations while resuming arms control talks after February.
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U. 3
New York
United News Security
Ameren
Governor Dewey Calls Artificial Food Price Support A Threat
Governor Dewey told Albany agricultural society listeners that artificially sustaining food prices harms the consumer and risks a collapse in farmers’ incomes. He urged cheaper distribution and production improvements while warning that current practices inflate costs and delay delivery. He cited parity debates and blamed distribution inefficiencies for the price rise and potential farmer losses.
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Albany
Dewey
Byler
New York
Dairymen's League
New York City
Fourth Brooklyn Jailbreaker Nabbed in Tavern
In New York, a fourth Brooklyn jailbreaker was captured in a tavern as police tracked fugitives from a jail escape. Deputy Chief McFeeley said officers had watched the suspect and another man before a tip led to the arrest at 7:20 p.m. The group had fled from the Broulk tyne Jat Savaye and were cornered in local taverns. several associates were captured or surrendered in the days that followed.
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San Francisco
Shelton
Cesare
Sire
Shelley
Tausday
Tueraoy
California
Atale Poleo Telotyredt
Vmihohun
Jaurih Wening Hightturs
New York
S&searold
Cyricoptier
Cleveland
Pam
Uroq
Palle
Rents
Alfred ML Tittal
Jay Wmantyate
S.A. Chodan
Salvatore Wanlu
Bromlelyy
Ail Anthony Abbaniobsy
Brooklyn
Anderson Urges Government Crops Controls and Market Policing
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson told the House Agriculture Committee the government should have explicit power to control production to avoid waste as the 1945 price support bill could reach two billion dollars. He outlined plans for full-time policing of futures markets and urged quick legislation to allow a sale of wool below parity, noting imports crowding American wool off the market. He reviewed price supports and production controls for milk, palatability, and hogs, and explained wartime laws to stanch price rises while ready to resume purchases and loans to growers of non perishable goods.
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Washington
Anderson Sul Yester
House Agriculture Committee
Anderson
Commodity Exchange Authority
New York
Houge Agncuhuré
Lesshan
Agriculture Committee
Imarket
Greece to appoint new government amid cabinet reshuffle
Greece faces a formal resignation of Premier Constantin Asaldaris and a national caretaker cabinet to be formed and presented to Parliament. Political leaders named potential premiers and ministers, signaling a major shift in the royalist Papiniist government amid ongoing parliamentary dynamics.
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Athens
Constantin Asaldaris
Lamorrgs
Creek P
George Papa Hiram
Loral Democratic Party
Hoe
Teadera al Ave
Labora
Pete Fons
Silmalyr
Yanethos Masimoa
Speedy Court Ruling Urged On Governor
Georgia lawmakers push for a swift ruling to determine who is governor as Talmadge and Thompson clash over authority. Debates over the white primary and a public hearing delay actions, with votes split and ongoing deliberations continuing into the next session.
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Ambinke
Ielhutite
M. E. Thompson
Georgia
Robert Diol
Talmadge Toner
Hig
Thompson
Roy W. Huns
Talmadge
Lubnadge
Thompson Town
Pris
Rey Waller Harrison
Campson
Huey Long
Lousiana
Jeakins
Hyerigoe
Onol
Elliott
Palmadge
Wolhusn
Theampson
G FE Defends Trade Pact With Krupp Firm
New York court defense counsel Merritt argued in a juryless session that the government overstepped in prosecuting Krupp of Germany and five American defendants for alleged conspiracy to monopolize production and price control in an international market. He asserted patent rights and German surrender terms favored the United States, claiming a beneficial bargain and ongoing cooperation between the nations.
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Wailer
Gordon Merritt
Badotal
Holn cl. Knox Yosladay
Genera
Hwetric Co
Knox
Ered Krapp Dletiengesellechaft
Boden
Germany
Thie Krupp
Menaitt
Ceneral
Heth
Amlradefendant, Carbotoy »Co, Inc
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