Army Captain Freed In Slaying Vigorous Trial Drama
Army Captain Miller, a veteran who pleaded guilty to first degree involuntary manslaughter, was sentenced by General Sessions Judge A. Mallen after pleading guilty to shooting Capt Engen Vale in his Manhattan apartment. Miller cited emotional strain from discovering his wife’s relationship with another man. The court suspended sentence with potential confinement from one to twenty years if probation violated. Miller’s wife, Inez Grumet, testified about the affair and Miller’s motive.
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New York
Army
Atethin Milt
Rederue
Tex
Engen Vale
Fonry
Genurne Sussiony
Gab A. Mallen
Muurder
Cpl Dale
Butain
At Hiev
Jonesboro
N. C
Elemobey
Abevoure
Ciniler
Nother
Vatinsel
Miller
Ila
United
Bak Jaye Anes
Mier
Archaeologists Find Five Stone Heads in Southern Mexico
Washington reports a Selendale discover of five gigantic stone heads along with related artifacts at a ceremonial center. National Geographic Society President cites lack of earlier high substance while confirming eight years of Vern Cyngan area work. Each head stands about one foot tall.
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Washington
Selendale
Cibert Growyenay
National Geograptile Society
Sovthsonian Institution
Harlor
Former Army Doctor Returns to Japan
Dr Albert Sitin, former Army pediatrics professor, returns to Japan for four months after leading a battle against malaria, dysentery, and dengue fever among U.S. forces in World War II. He supervised vaccination campaigns in Okinawa and other areas, and his work helped prevent major epidemics among 60,000 American soldiers.
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Claclonath
Phyxlelin
Japan
Albert Sitin
Oo Pediat Les
University of Clamona
Leutenant Volo
Avi
Wai Dupartment
Tokyo
Silo Wan
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