Captive Laborer Escapes and Reports Slavery by Russians
Pvt. Ray B. Schultz, son of Mrs. Louis Schultz of Batavia, returned to Berlin and said he was held as a captive laborer by Russian zone Communists for six months after escaping December 3 with two fellow soldiers. He worked in Bautzen, near the Czechoslovak border, before making his way back to West Berlin. Schultz could not confirm the fates of Pvt. Sidney R. Sparks and Pvt. Charles J. Scott and faced general court martial on charges including absence without leave and escaping from custody.
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Ray B. Schultz
Louis Schultz
Batavia
Schultz
Sidney R. Sparks
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N. Scott
Rufus A. Scott
Evelyn Lee Scott
Roanoke
Soviet East Berlin
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Saxony
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Rape Charge Holds Ft. Huachuca Soldier
Pvt. Louis W. Feld, 21, of Ft. Huachuca, bound over to superior court on statutory rape charge involving a 14 year old girl after a movie date. Feld waived preliminary hearing and is held in Bisbee jail in $1,000 bond.
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Gaming Stamps Issued Top State Localities
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports three more gambling tax stamps issued in Arizona to operators in Benson Bisbee and Superior. Ten stamps issued in Cochise County and fifteen overall in the state since the federal gambling tax rule took effect.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
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Benson, Bisbee
Superior
Cochise County
Japan India Hold Initial Peace Parley
In Tokyo, Vice Foreign Minister Shinichi Shibusawa and Indian Ambassador K K Chetter held the first conference on a draft Japan-India peace treaty. Foreign office authorities say they expect agreement soon.
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Japan
Shinichi Shibusawa
K. K. Chettur
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