Conviction of Spy Aides Reversed in Appeal
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered new trials for six defendants linked to Herbert Haupt and his Nazi group, reversing earlier rulings on trial fairness and pre arrest statements. The court remanded to the lower court while the death penalty for male defendants remained subject to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Hans Haupt
Nazapy
Haupt
Hana Max
Erna Heupt
J Earl Major
Court of Appeals
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Froehling
Otto Richard Wergin
Wolfgang
Germany
Herbert
Ther
Erna Haupt
Lucille Froehling
Kate Wergin
William J. Campbel
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul A. F Wornholtz
Major
Otto Kerner
Sherman Minton
J Albert Woll
Round Lake and Stillwater residents gather for events
Round Lake residents Robert Goisine and Warren Chamberla return from New York. Pvt Harold Osborne of Fort Bragg visits his parents. Playground opens Friday with Mrs Charles Seady supervising. Three year olds must be accompanied by a parent or older sibling. Round Lake WCTU meets Friday in the Auditorium on Plans for World Peace with Rev James Lyman Tallman speaking on China. A picnic at Collins Terrace follows. Mrs Lilian G Lavery hosts Fidelis Cycle lawn party and Methodist Bible School friends. Emma J Winans celebrates 84th birthday with cake. Karen Vail marked sixth birthday party hosted by her mother. Refreshments and games at the home and park. Attendees include Doe en Kingsles, Nancy Parker, Susan Campbell, Anne Goddard, Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goisine
Warren Chamberla
New York
Harold Osborne
Fort Bragg
Emory Osborne
Charles Seady
Round Lake Women's Christian Temperance Union
James Lyman Tallman
The
Presbyterian Church
Stillwater
China
Allies Sink More U Boats Reported by Macdonald
Ottawa's Malcolm Macdonald the British high commissioner to Canada said yesterday at least 14 enemy submarines had been sunk in the last two weeks and predicted that the Allied assault on Europe would start very soon. He said a "dead submarine served up for breakfast" daily for the past fortnight, noting Allied gains in the Atlantic as Churchill indicated the Allies were winning.
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Ottawa
Malcolm Macdonald
Canada
Europe
Macdonald
Suas
the Atlantic
Churchill
London
Automatic Sight Ends Dead Duck Aim For Warplanes
New York AP report details Sperry Corp automatic sight for Bell bombers power turrets. Demonstrated to Army officers and reporters, the device eliminates guesswork by computing bullet drop wind deflections and lead required to hit, promising dead-on accuracy when a target is in range. Hugh Wilde of Sperry Gyroscope Co. touts the system as making an enemy plane a dead duck.
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New York
Flying Fortress
Sperry Corp
Bell
Hugh Wilde
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Tuck Irene Carver Esther Clumn Sally Tuell and Nima Van Horn
A color scheme of yellow and blue noted for the group headed by Irene Carver Esther Clumn Sally Tuell and Nima Van Horn with Harter Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck Irene Carver
Esther Clumn
Sally Tuell
Nima van Horn
Harter Finch
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By Gelbraith
Round Lake
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sammy Kaye
P. Lorsilard Company
Voko
Libby
ARMY
Sige Ma
Navy
Air Corps
Marines
Kew
Siie
Bar Harbor
Pepperell Percale
Thame
Lady Pepperell
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