Drowned in Own Blood Doctor Says of Sibley Death
A Val ley Fate court hearing on the Irene Clark first degree murder case featured Dr Wright describing Sibley s death as drowned in his own blood. An autopsy found a 13 inch artist brush fragment in the right eye socket causing fatal hemorrhage and heart failure. The defense challenged the cause, while prosecutors and investigators laid out the evidence and testimony.
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Sibley
Hebbery
Calkins
Justice of the Peate LeRoy
Valley
Mmora Eakling
Ambar W.istght
Albany
Collins
Harold E. Harriman
District Autor- Heys
Stbrley
Nat
Sibley Bart
Als
Dr. Wright
Jann B. Wreatherwax
Wiliam V. O’consor
Alton E. Holmes
Witey
Aser Dist
Joseph BE. Mulholach
Harreman
Prosecutors
Sherif Vincent McCarchay
Mary Hayes
Yell Mecron
Misa Edna Burh
Bigttorney
John F Walsh
Cailips
Troy‘Hoosick Road
Jaz
Simley
Wallace Not Man for Job say Jones in Senate clash
In a tense Senate Commerce Committee hearing Wallace is questioned as potential Commerce Secretary pick while Jesse Jones rebuts critics. Jones states he remains Commerce Secretary until Wallace is confirmed and clashes with Senator Pepper over Wallace suitability.
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Washington
UPI
Jesse Jones
Henry Wallace
Andy
Senate
Roosevelt
Jones
Wallace
Pepper D
Pepper
Senate Commerce Committee
Commerce
Rfc
Pas
Jones Heareng
Allentown War Draft Hits Brewers Workforce
Allentown Pa workers at Pi Ninety-seven brewery and soft drink plant were released for nonessential jobs under the War Manpower Commission plan war work or no work. Workers face war jobs at lower wages or remaining in their current roles as the program begins affecting thousands regionally.
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Allentown
War Manpower Commission
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Charles Dausseh
Ivery
Jess
Historic Flag to Fly Over Manila in 1938 Return
The article notes an old American flag unfurling over Manila when the city fell to Austrians in 1395 will be sent to General Douglas MacArthur upon his request. The Oregon Commission will pick the flag from the Spanish-American War relief museum to fly in the Philippines, following a prior act by Lieutenant Colt William Summers, grandson of General Owen Summers who commanded the second Oregon at Manila.
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Portland
Manila
Douglas Macarthur
Oregon
Prmmissions Museum
Philippines
Ray Way
Colt
William Mr. Summers
Owen Summers
United States
House Votes Modified Closed Shop Labor Draft
House approves a substituted labor draft measure limiting anti closed shop provisions. Registrants may choose employers when directed by draft boards, with local boards deciding essential jobs and veterans’ reinstatement rights preserved. Final passage unlikely before week’s end.
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Washington
UPI
House Military Committee
May
D-Ky
Rules Committee
Ifor
Houst
Dhat Boards
War Mobilization
Roosevelt
Draft Board
Assembly Rebukes Dewey Over About Face Policy
New York Republicans resist Governor Dewey as Assembly approves a 15 to 25 percent rent cap amid party splits. Dewey’s pressure sparks dissent as the Legislature argues over control and timing of the action. Publicly Tory lawmakers voice resentment at the governor’s stance and the bill’s rapid passage.
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Adbany
New York
Dewey
New York City
Senate
Ritepublicans
Déaver
Assembly
Ee ' Tr
Counterfeit Red Ration Coupons Reported in New York Area
New York City metropolitan region experiences first appearance of counterfeit red food ration coupons. OPA official Daniel P. Wooley stated the fakes circulated in small batches and were being sold at six to seven dollars per thousand.
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New York
Daniel P. Wooley
OPA
Wooley
Nazis Dig In As Berlin Fortified Amid War Crisis
Reports say Berlin fortifications expand as civilians flee Silesia and Pomérania for safety. The Volkssturm mobilizes and women and children are sent west as refugees while the Reich braces for a major push east. Moscow and Stockholm dispatches describe panic, evacuations, and a new eastern defense council led by Himmler.
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London
Berlin
Gestapo
Himmier
East
Moscow
Silesia
Pomérania
Ware Thegeau
Poznan
Transocean
Reich
Paris
Transotean
Volkssturm
Himover
Eastern Front Defense Council
Himmiers Gestapo
Stockholm
Schwarz Vom Berg
GIs Seek Word on Russian Attack Amid Belgium Fight
Soldiers and officers anxiously await latest reports on the Russian offensive while German units rush east to blunt it. In the quiet of the front, radios and Stars and Stripes keep GIs informed as field reports trickle in from the eastern front.
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Belgium
Gla
Vom Rundstedt
Stars and Stripes
Thei
Gary Cooper Ordered to Bed by Amoebic Infection
Gary Cooper has been ordered to bed due to an amoebic infection contracted during an entertainment tour of the South Pacific last year, the Movie Actors' Studio announced yesterday.
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Hollywood
Upi
Gary Cooper
Betn
Reds In Breslau Suburbs. Germans Fall Back In West
Allied forces pressed the German lines in Holland and Belgium while the U S Seventh Army withdrew to new positions in north eastern France. Civilians were evacuated in the withdrawal and fighting continued along the front as the Ardennes bulge was reduced to narrow sectors. The British Second Army advanced toward the Roer River and captured Heinsberg and Adorffort as U S First and Ninth Armies closed the Ardennes pocket.
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Holland
Belgium
Supreme Headquarters
U. S
France
Seventh Army
Reiperiswitter
Miedesmoderm
Haguenar
Roer
Heinsberg
Adontfort
Yaird
Ardennes Bulge
Ardennes Bettle
Germeny
Wage Boost Cancels Phone Strike Vote
New York telecommunication workers withdraw plans for a strike vote after AT and T offers a 4 weekly increase to be phased in from April 14 1954. Central office staff including operators clerks and dining room workers would gain a 2 weekly rise with a 4 weekly minimum raise for 300 clerks on a 35 hour base.
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New York
John A Penello
National Labor Relations Board
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
Charles A. Deans
Federation
American Telephone and Telegraph. Co
Lone Lines
Marion J. Hern
Traffic Employees Association
New York Telephone Co
Washington
Read This Girls and Head North
A confused report notes CSO club director’s return from Alaska and a USO event with 25 to 50 girls and 250 men, mentioning unrest and spoiling of women. It describes northward treks, show sheets, and social tension amid harsh conditions and insects.
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New York
Alaska
Jane Hope Whitney
CSO
Greenbush Farm Fire Leaves Ten Homeless
A strong west wind fed a blaze that destroyed Cyrus Phillips’s two story frame home near the New York Road in North Greenbush. Ten people displaced as furnishings largely saved by neighbors and sheriff deputies in frigid -12 degree weather. Fire started from a defective chimney. volunteers fought for hours as pumps froze and water supply ran low. Chief Carl A. South directed Troy firefighters with help from local units.
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Cyrus Phillips
North Greenbush
New-York Road
Rensselaer County
Roosevelt Spurns Frances Perkins Resignation
President Roosevelt declines to accept Frances Perkins resignation as Secretary of Labor. Perkins rejected the request to quit after 32 years, noting a letter from the President asking her to stay. The move comes amid cabinet reshuffling talks before Roosevelt’s fourth term.
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Washington
Rooseveltt
Frances Perkins
Miss Perking
Jani Briday
Roosevelt
Grean
Germans Move Government Offices to Central Germany
Reported plans indicate the German government intends to relocate key offices from Berlin to central Germany. Foreign journalists were told to prepare for a possible rapid movement of officials and personnel arriving from Germany last night.
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Seckhalm
Germany
Berlin
Water Famine Forces Ohio Capital to Curb Water Use
Columbus, Ohio, with a population over 300000, faced water shortages as drought and freezing weather halted rainfall and snowmelt. Mayor James A. Rhodes ordered conservation measures to prevent a city wide shutdown, cutting nonessential industry supply and urging residents to curtail baths and laundering. Two large reservoirs with over five million gallons capacity feed the city as homes in high areas report water loss and utilities warn of further restrictions.
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Columbis
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Columbus
Lutherans elect officers at national council meeting
The National Lutheran Council elected officers led by Flees Edgar Tulloss named president on the fourth ballot. Other officers include vice president Rev. Wiligw Lodt and treasurer Martin Anderson. The council discussed a contributor pension and insurance plan funded by employee contributions matched by the council.
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New York
National Lutheran Council
Edgar Tulloss
Totoss
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohi
Wiligw G. Lodt
Milwaukee
Mibwankee
Wit
Stere Martin Anderson
Chiden
Chase Naher
Orgas Eee
Gemenisch Mars
Conventios
Riddle Finds Invitation To Donate to GOP Dinner
Boston based Francis J. Biddle, a New Deal attorney, attended a Hartford Club dinner Tuesday. He tipped his chair and found a torn invitation card reading a request to subscribe to the West Hartford Republican Finance Committee with a stated sum.
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Boston
Francis J. Biddle
Deners
Hartford Club
West Hartford
MacArthur Battles for Clark Field on Luzon Front
American forces drive toward Clark Field securing one satellite airstrip and threatening the major air center as Luzon operations widen. The 14th Army Corps push, with First Army Corps action nearby, yields heavy Japanese tolls and advancing ground troops reach Bamban and Mabalacat, entering Pampanga Province near Manila.
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MacArthur
Luzon
14Th Army Corps
Big Clark Air Center
Mantle
First Army
Bamban
Masila
Bataan
Mane Isia
Mabalacat
Gaina
Tearly
Capss
Pampanga
Manila
Allied Chief Warns of Submarine Threat in North Atlantic
Defense Minister McNaughton declared the North Atlantic is alive with German submarines and ships are being sunk daily. He spoke at a political rally after missing campaign time due to army reinforcements at high falls, noting the wartime urgency.
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Uni
Lpi
McNaughton
Tiawa
Saehicip
Nest
Greek Peace Talks Delayed by Representation Dispute
Athens reports delays in peats conference between Bam-Hiaz central committee delegates and the Greek government under Premier Gen. Nicholas Pilasiiray. The issue is over delegation numbers with the Elars-Elss group seeking five delegates vs the government’s proposed three. Foreign Minister John Sofanepoulos said the government cannot agree to more than three delegates per side.
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Athens
Bam-Hiaz Central Committee
Nicholas Pilasiiray
Regem
Damaskinos
John Sofanepoulos
Red Army crosses Oder advances toward Berlin
The Soviets push across the Oder into Silesia racing toward Breslau and Oppeln. Reports say Margarethen and other towns fall as Stalin signals a widening drive with new army units joining the push toward Berlin.
King Peter Seeks New Government via Talks With Premier
London telegrams report King Peter summoned Premier Ivan Subasic twice for conferences amid Yugoslavia’s political crisis. Subasic reportedly planned to return to Belgrade and join Marshal Tito in forming a fusion government. Finance Minister Juraj Shuter, pro-Tito, attended the first session.
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London
Yugoslavia
Peter
Marshal Tito
Iaid
Juraj Shuter
Tito
Subesic
S. the Hing
Workshops on Wheels Repair Planes at Front
Brig. Gen. Joe Ens, maintenance chief of Service Command, credits mobile repair and retraining units with saving hundreds of American lives as damaged bombers abroad receive quick fixes from mobile workshops. Trailers roll to front to assist stranded planes in France and Germany.
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London
Germany
France
Joeens
Service Command
Morris
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