The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-21
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SAN FRANCIsCo-INs - Mil |
tary authorities announced today |
they had been unable to find any
evidence of the reported landing OF
a parachutist in the MohAye Des-
ert region near Lancaster, Cal
Los ANGELES-AP-Held Sc
cretly by police since last Wednes-
day on the accusation OF posing as
Shirley Temples father, Charles
Mannheim, 30, will appear in Super
ior Judge Dudley Valentines court
tomorrow for hearing on his san
ity.
MILWAUKEE - AP - Merrill
Stubs, chief of tine automobile sal
wage section OF the WPB conserva-
tion division, said today that in war
time jalopy must either provide
transportation or be strapped.
OAKWOOD Va AP Rescue
workers feverishly dug their way
through a mountainous pile OF Stag
today in search of the bodies OF
three children believed trapped and
killed when an explosion toppled
the huge Stag heap onto six miners
home. At least three other persons,
a mother, and her> two children,
were known TO be dead.
LONDON - AP-Greek Premier
Emmanuel Tsouderos declared to-
day that 200 Greeks died of starva-
tion every day last winter and were
buried in common graves. Many
still are dying. he said. because the
Germans and Italians have refused
for four months to agree on distribI-
ton of wheat shipments from Can
ada to Greece. Some food has
reached Greece from Turkey and
the Middle East
LONDON-lNS-A son was born
TO the commoner wife of Leopold
III, King OF the Belgians, the Daily
Mail declared today, quoting the
Berlin radio. The child. born Satur-
day, was named Alexander Emman.
uel Henry Albert Maria Leopold.
WASHINGTON - ms Sources
close TO the Federal Communica-
tions Commission today indicated
that President Roosevelt may be
asked to exercise his wartime execu-
tive power or that Assistant Attor-
ney General Thurman Arnold might
be urged TO move his antitrust divi-
sion against James c. Petrillo, car
OF the American Federation of Mu-
sieians.
NEW YORK-INS - Additional
guards were thrown around the
scenes OF more than $500, 900 900 in
naval construction work today as
American Federation of Labor
craftsmen met TO take a strike vote
which may halt work at five large
construction jobs.
MEXICO CITY Inns - The
beautiful Alsatian wife OF the
wealthy Eugenio Almazan, was in
custody today on suspicion OF es.
pionage. She is the former Eliza
beth Rudd PITT who came to Mex
leo in 1910 from the United States
and later married the wealthy
Mexican.
HACkENSACk. n. J. ms
New Jersey officials today check.
ed key statements OF a Califor-
MIA inebriate in an effort to de.
termine II he told the truth when
he confessed to killing X. Nor
man Redwood, Sandhog union
leader, in 1887 for $4,000. Con-
WINGED that telegraphed answers
10 ten questions made by James
A. Boyd, so, held in San Francisco
on an intoxication charge, "indl.
Gated he had a personal knowl-
edge of the plotting and commits
sion OF the crime" Bergen Coun-
ty Prosecutor John J. Breslin said
however further study was neces-
sary
ROCHESTER,. Mimi ms -
Moses Louis Annenberg. who rose
from an immigant Chicago news.
hoy TO become one of the ma
tons wealthiest publishers, was
mourned in newspaper and pub
fishing circles today. He was 81
years old. Annenberg. who died
AT S:45 (CWT) last night, failed
10 rally from a brain tumor opera
ton which he underwent July IA at
st Mary's hospital in Rochester.
condition 72 hours before death
came and was unconscious for
the last SO hours.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.-INS-Ran.
doiph Apperson Hearst, son of VIII
liam Randolph Hearst, was in
Nashville today to apply for a po-
sition as pilot in the L. s. Army
ferrying command Young Hearst,
who left his executive position as
assistant to the publisher of the
San Francisco Examiner, arrived
here by plane from Atlanta. Ga,
where he had been visiting his
wifes family.
WASHINGTON-INS-The price
administration today declared It
was powerless to prevent a gaso-
line price war which leading oil
dealers believe is in prospect as a
result OF the new gasoline ration
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