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Puerto Rican Who Tried
To Kill President Truman
Will Be Executed Aug. 1
WASHINGTON, (ff) — Aug. 1
was set Thursday as the execu
tion date for Oscar Collazo, the
Puerto Rican who tried to kill
President Truman nearly 20
months ago.
Collazo, unsuccessful in appeal
from conviction of murder of a
White House guard, was brought
into U.S. District Court and told
of the time fixed for him to die
in the electric chair.
The little Puerto Rican fanatic,
neatly dressed in a brown suit
and wearing a red tie, never ut
tered a word during the brief pro
ceeding before Judge F. Dickin
son Letts.
Leo A. Rover, court-appointed
chief counsel for Collazo, asked
“for a little more time,” but Letts
denied the plea.
Rover said friends of Collazo
want to appeal to President Tru
; man for clemency.
Only the President could now
save Collazo from the chair.
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salt content compared with other
seas because of the many Ameri
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into it.
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FBI Agents, Working On Redfield
$1V2 Million Robbery, Find 270,000
Silver Dollars Hidden in Basement
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Unemployment Insurance
Rating Credits Will Not Be
Issued Alaska Employers
JUNEAU — Representatives of
the Employment Security Com
mission announced Tuesday that
Alaska employers would not re
ceived experience rating credits on
unemployment insurance taxes
for the twelve-month period be
ginning July 1. Since this tax re
duction feature has been incor
ported in the Employment Secur
ity Law, over $5,000 has been re
bated to employers.
Statistical data pepared by the
commission’s headquarters here
show that the total amount of tax
paid up to March 15 this year was
$3,839,679.43. A portion of~ this
was offset by application of ex
perience rating credits previously
allowed employers, $869,626.61,
and the balance was paid in cash,
$2,970,052.82.
A provision of the Employ
ment Security Law is that if the
amount in the trust fund exceeds
four times the amount of contri
butions paid with respect to em
ployment in 1951, there is a sur
plus which is distributable to
Alaska employers.
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CARSON CITY, Nev., (£>)—'The
French divorcee who pleaded that
she made a bedroom bargain with
millionaire La Vere Redfield to
Sieai Ills ^l,JUU,UUU £>d 1C mtcu
five to* 10 years in prison Thurs
day for directing that fantastic
burglary.
A federal court jury Wednes
day found Mrs. Jeanne D’Arc
Michaud, 36, guilty of carrying
more than $147,000 of the loot
across state lines.
The jury rejected the petite,
dark-haired woman’s contention
that she gained Redfield’s con
sent to the theft in a bedroom
tryst at the millionaire’s gloomy
Reno mansion Dec. 28.
Redfield denied in court he con
sented to the theft, but was so
hesitant and evasive that Federal
Judge Roger Foley’s temper
flared at the blue-jeaned finan
cier.
An amazing new touch to a
case that will go down in FBI
files as one of the strangest in
history came with this revelation:
Redfield' still has 270,000 silver
dollars cached in a secret base
ment room of his residence.
The 270,000 cartwheels, which
weigh almost 10 tons, were dis
covered by FBI agents, acting
upon coded instructions found in
a note taken from Mrs. Michaud
upon her arrest.
FBI men chiseled through 39
inches of plaster, stone and con
crete to find the secret room,
which also contained a vast quan
tity of postage stamps.
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ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
WILL M. GILLIS, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Larry Galvin, President
Nome Toastmasters Club
Thursdays—6:30 p.m.
B O T—Firelite Room
Dinner Meeting
(Reservations for other than members
must be made before Wednesday noon.)
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W. H. Cameron, Pres.
Dewey Goodrich, Secy.
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