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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, August 01, 1951, Image 16

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Car Building Contest
Eleven Washington boys have
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car building contest sponsored by
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An announcement in Detroit
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i the local contestants in the senior
division was captured by Donald
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Ronald Lovejoy, 3330 Tenth place
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John H. Spence, jr„ 336 V street
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Jail-Breaking Forger
Seized in Baltimore
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 31— Police
and FBI agents yesterday caught
William J. Sansbury, 26-year-old
bad check artist wffio broke out
of a Georgia jail three weeks ago.
Working on a tip, they found
him in a tourist cabin on the
east edge of Baltimore with his
w'ife and baby.
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he was a prisoner.
Officers said he told them he
hitch hiked to Washington after
breaking out of the Georgia jail
and passed six bad checks there.
He then went to Landers,
W. Va., and picked up his wife
and baby and they checked into
the tourist cabin two days ago.
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imposed on Vincent W. Hallinan,
San Francisco attorney for Harry
Bridges.
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contempt of court during the per
jury trial of Bridges. The Supreme
Court last June 4 denied a hearing
to Mr. Hallinan.
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International Longshoremen’s and
Warehousemen’s Union, was con
victed on a charge he lied to con
ceal he was a Communist. The
West Coast labor leader was sen
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is free pending an appeal now
before the United States Circuit
Court in San Francisco.
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