May reopen murder case in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska governor Val Peterson said he might reopen the murder case of 21 year old Charles McClelland who is serving life for the 1947 shooting deaths of Mr and Mrs Robert L May II near Omaha. Peterson conferred with carnival owner William Collins who claimed six witnesses can place McClelland in Mason City Iowa the night of the killings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Joo
Val Peterson
Charles McClelland
Robert L. May, II
Alexandria
Mays
Omaha
Peterson
McClelland
Carnival
William Collins
St Paul
Edith
Marguerite Roth
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Robert Pefferman
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Shirley Liechty
Burlington
Effie Liechty
Rosemary
Johnie
Otto Frey
Elizabeth Witmer
Wayland
August Zieglowsky
Haskins
Leander [Ast and Sons
Mountain Lake
Minn
Keith Rich
Raymond Rich
Allen Roth
Dorothy
Sam Nebel
Gerald
Clayton Nebel
Europeans Speakers In Eicher Church
Noble and Dr. Ernst Crous of Goettingen Germany spoke at Eicher Church during Sunday worship. Dr. Crous has taught at Bethel Bluffton and Goshen colleges this year while visiting Mennonite churches and discussing church life during and after the war in Europe.
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Vernon W. Frey
Noble
Ernst Crous
Goettingen
Germany
Eicher
Crous
Bethel
Bluffton
Goshen
Europe
Donnel Wright
Des Moines
W. R. Schantz
Orlin
Vernon Frey
Goessel
Kansas
Greenglass Trial Set for September
Former army sergeant David Greenglass indicted as an atomic spy could be tried in the September term of the federal district court in Santa Fe New Mexico if he does not plead guilty. He is kept in New York where he is held. The grand jury charged he conspired with Harry Gold and Anatoli Yakovlev to deliver atomic energy information.
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Santa FE
N. M
David Greenglass
Federal District Court
U. S
Everett M. Grantham
Greenglass
New York
Grantham
Young Communist League
Los Alamos
Harry Gold
Anatoli Yakovlev
Russia
Gold
Philadelphia
PBS
Klaus Fuchs
Yakovlev
Fuchs
Britain
Russia denounces blockade of Korea as aggression
Moscow denounced the U N blockade of Korea as aggression and warned the United States to bear the consequences. The Soviet government said the security council action was illegal and held Washington responsible for any damage to Soviet interests. Russia also rejected a British request to influence North Korea and noted farm income for early 1950 was about 5 percent below the year before.
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Moscow
Russia
Korea
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Alan Kirk
UN Security Council
South Korea
Security Council
China
United States of America
North Korea
Birthday Greeting for Rose Mary Lee Krabill
The message wishes Rose Mary Lee Krabill a happy sixth birthday. She lives in Wayland and her family shares warm wishes.
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Rosemary Lee Krabill
Wayland
Birthdays Celebrated Today in Local Families
Rita Kay Guenther eight-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Guenther. Mrs Albert Wehr Mrs Gilbert Hotle and Joe Krotz observe their birth dates today in a small community observance.
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Rita Kay Guenther
Adolph Guenther
Albert Wehr
Gilbert Hotle
Joe Krotz
Oil firms urged to halt all Far East shipments
Washington says American oil companies were under state department orders to withhold oil shipments to the Far East to prevent them from falling into North Korean hands. The informal request was issued yesterday, and officials expect full compliance as the government tightens controls over exports.
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Washington
State Department
Far East
Restrictions tighten on exports to North Korea and China
The state department said all American firms were asked to refrain from shipping petroleum products to North Korea Communist China British Hong Kong or Macao the Portuguese colony near Hong Kong. Restrictions on a long list of war potential items are being carried out through the export license authority of the commerce department.
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Commerce Department
State Department
Frain
North Korea
Communist
China
British
Hong Kong
Macaa
Portugese
Deaf man perfects midget hearing aid
Mr H A Lyons of Peoria Illinois has perfected a new compact hearing aid worn in secret. The device makes voices radio sound and clock tick naturally while remaining undetectable. Lyons invites inquiries at 400B South Washington Peoria Illinois for full information.
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H. A. Lyons
Peoria
Illinois
Lyons
South Washington Street
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RB. Ave
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J. J. Rich
Kenneth Goff
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Winfield
F. L. Matson
Donald Alliman
Ira Alliman
Goff
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All In
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General Insurance Agency
America
Ford
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Iowa Avenue
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