Lincoln boy Charlie Starkweather a killer at 19
LINCOLN NEB Charlie Starkweather 19 years old is described as small, troubled, and increasingly violent. He quit school early and developed a reckless temper, using a gun to intimidate and kill. Neighbors and family recall escalating anger after a failed romance with Caril Fugate. Authorities note he was in a special education program for low mental ability.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charlie Starkweather
Litte
Charlie
PTA
Charles
Perfect Strangers
Charlop
Fellows
Harold Lantz
Everett Junior High
Lin
Everett
Irving
Junior High
Stu
Ruth Place
Prin
Caril
Guy Starkweather
Guy
Douglas, Wyn
Highland High Students Enter Solo Ensemble Contests
On Saturday February 1 and February 8, Highland High School students will travel to Ball State Teachers College Muncie for solo ensemble contests. Participants include many soloists and chamber groups across woodwinds brass and strings led by choral director Mrs Beryl id hle and band leader James Houston with entries from Sparks O Herron Ponsler Pugh and others.
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Be'thany
Highland High School
Jim Brown
Hedi Hoffman
Darwin Jones
Ball State Teacher's College
Muncie
Beryl
Idhle
Bas i
James Houston
Jie Sparks
Terry O'Herron
Harold Ponsler
Ronald Johnson
Carolyn Childers
John Poor
Donald Clark
David Robinson
David Perry
Kenneth Hood
David Pugh
Jay McCarroll
Ted Hover
Bill Kerr
Diane ‘Hartmann
Rosemary Hover
Susan Gallagher
Jane Joy
Vaughn Ripley
Terry Albaugh
Larry Smith
Mike Arnold
Arlene Ashton
John Walsh
Susan Perry
Pete Schmitt
Diane Hartmann
CAB Completes Hearings Series on New Chicago to Miami Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board finished three days of hearings with proposals from 14 airlines and about 40 cities and business groups. Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota and Montana urged Northwest Airlines to fly Chicago to Miami, while National Airlines faced opposition to a Chicago Miami route competing with Eastern and Delta.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Great Lakes
South-east
CAB
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest Airlines
Air Operations Bureau
National Airlines
Chicago-Miami
Eastern
Delta Airlines
D.L. Lansden
Tennessee| ‘Aeronautics Commission
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Tallahassee
Fla
North Carolina
Piedimont
Tantes
Terre Haute
Dreis
Earl Ward
Fort
Edward M. Dreis
Theodore Dreiser l
Paul Dresser
Three Teenage Nazis Held At Fort Wayne
Three teenage self styled Nazis were held by Fort Wayne police on burglary and theft charges. The 17 year old leader and two 16 year old followers admitted burglaries across Fort Wayne and Allen County, with loot including firearms valued at about 500 dollars. They confessed to stealing from South Side High School and taking track uniforms and shoes.
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Fort Wayne
Storm Troopers
Allen County
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Sol Wood
New Haven High School
South Side High School
Y Oariratea Home
Handley Attacks Nationalized Education as Regimentation
Delaware Governor Harold W. Handley warned at a Delaware Chamber of Commerce event that nationalized education would bring regimentation and sterile uniformity, failing to achieve missile-age goals. He urged private scholarships and emphasized individual learning over federal control, criticizing federal and state pressure for subsidies in schools and colleges.
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Wilmington
Del
Indiana
Harold W. Handley
Delaware Chamber of Commerce
Handley
Washington
Fans Bloc
B. Hoeven
Lowa
Mines Bureau Gives Report
Washington reports 1957 coal mine deaths at 473, up 28 from 1956. Total coal production estimated at 515 million tons, down 14.3 million from 1956. Bituminous output 490 million tons, off 10.9 million. anthracite 25.5 million tons, down from 38.9 million. Work hours fell 4.8 million. Underground gas explosions killed 66 in 1957, versus 9 in 1956.
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Washington (m
Bureau of Mines
Officers and Directors Of YMCA Announced
The YMCA elected new directors for three year terms at Wednesday night’s meeting. W. J. Bowser W. H. Forse A Michel Russell J. Hulse VanMeter Ted Bloom Floyd Stoelting were named. Officers were re elected: Arnold Huston president Ward K Stilson vice president L O Parker treasurer Russell J Hulse recording secretary.
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YMCA
Association
W. J. Bowser
W. H. Forse
Es A. Michel
Russell J. Hulse
VanMeter
Ted Bloom
Ie Face
Floyd Stoelting
Dismissals Listed From St John Hospital
Dismissed patients include Oliver Lazenby 2311 Centr ive Neva Smith 272 Rin g ood Way Minnie Brown 1117 Seventh Street George Schmidt Elwood Richard Zarse Alexandria Ralph Webb Rt 1 Esther Riley Rt 1 Lee Lambert 1624 West 21st Street Constance Martin 62 Central Avenue Thelma Etchison Rt 1 Donald Weston and so forth Clarence Little Summ nile Edward Baker 403 West Adams John Krusmire 2416 Sunset Drive Grover Pruitt and daughter Chesterfield Thomas Riley 210 West 22nd Street William Sczesny 2923 Morton.
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St. John Hospital
Oliver Lazenby
Centrive
Neva Smith
Ringood Way
Minnie Brown
7Th St
George Schmidt
Elwood
Richard Zarse
Alexandria
Ralph Webb
Esther Riley
Lee Lambert
W. 21St St
Constance Martin
Central Ave
Thomas Ballard
Ar Laughter
Ingalls
Thelma Etchison
Donald Weston
Clarence Little
Edward Baker
John Krusmire
Grover Pruitt
Daugler
Chesterfield
Thomas Riley
William Sczesny
Morton
Jenner and Rockefeller reports used to push military buildup
Senator Jenner of Indiana cites reports as part of a drive to internationalize and expand American armed forces. He references recent defense state reports in a speech to the Women's Patriotic Conference on national defense.
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Hoeven
House Agriculture
House
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Conference ‘of Commodity Organizations
Washington
Jenner
R-Ind
Anderson Obituaries Show Local Death Notices This Week
Obituaries from Anderson listing Marie Hirsch of Delaware Street 45, died in St John s Hospital. Charles S Frazee 71 Middletown. Earl A Dean 83 East Lynn Street. Sarah Jane Loy Marion resident. Logan O Cowgill 68 West 38th Street. Sarah Catherine Gill 72 Anderson. Dora W McFall 79 Nashville Indiana. Services scheduled at Wells Rowe Frist Frazee Funeral Homes, East Maplewood Cemetery, Memorial Park Cemetery and other local cemeteries. Families receive details at respective funeral homes.
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Marie Hirsch
Delaware St
St. John's Hospital
Geogia
David Hirsch
Nina Chambers
Dahonega
Wells and Rowe Funeral Home
Vickers Funeral Home
Dahlonega
Charles
Frazee
Charles S. Frazee
13Th St
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
Levi C. Sutton
Anderson
Zion Cemetery
Raleigh
Earl A. Dean
Earl
Dean
East Lynn St
Harold Rozelle
George Harvis
East Lynn
Sarah Jane Loy
Marion
Owens
Arnold Surface
12Th St
Logan O. Cowgill
W. 38Th St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
J Baker Brothers
George
Taggart
iFirst Presbyterian Church
Bur- Jial
East Maplewood
Sarah Catherine Gill
Browns and Butz Funeral
Joseph R. Rusting
St. Mary's ‘Catholic Church
Holton
Fatal Fire Claims Life of Olive Gilley in Washington
Olive Gilley 84 died when fire destroyed his Washington home owned by his son Laverne. Survived by sons Herman Ray Anderson and three daughters Mrs. Carrie Parker Helen Cornelius and Mrs. Maude Fitzgerald, ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral planned at Poindexter Funeral Home Washington.
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Olive Gilley
al Anderson
Washington
Laverne
Anderson
Herman
Ray
Carrie Parker
Helen Cornelius
An Deson
Maude Fitzgerald
Noblesville
Gilley
Aikman Creek Baptist Church
Poindexter Funeral Home
Kilimanjaro Rises to 19,340 Feet in Tanganyika Africa
Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak in Tanganyika East Africa, stands at 19,340 feet above sea level. The landmark dominates the horizon as explorers document its height and the surrounding terrain.
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Kilimanjero
Africa
Tanganyika
What is being done about arthritis and rheumatism
A old drug ad touts Papasone as a relief for arthritic and rheumatic pain with 24 hour effectiveness through a "monster" action of Para-Amino-Benzoic acid and Vitamin C. It claims pain relief and restful nights, promoting Panason s as Pinex Cough Syrups maker with two product types and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Killer Charlie
Garpet Department
Lawson
Ethan Allen
Fram
Osse
Drexel
Drexel Interlude
E Donald Mc Donato
WANDA
Mines Bureau
Gaither
Rockefeller
Defense Group
Hamilton River
Interior
Labrador
Nellie Day
Summitville
Arthur Jennings
Fairview St
Dorothy Mead
Maryland
Joycé Musick
Myrtle Absher
Arrow Ave
Ann Smith
Sherman St
Birdie Lambert
W. Ais St
Gladys Estle
W. 14Th St
Lewis Custer
E. 27Th
Lloyd Stout
Yorktown
Carolyn Gwynn
W. Ith
Beverly Cox
Pendleton
Ralph Rigsby
Dunkirk
Rankton
Frankton
Christian ‘Youth Fellowship
Ichristian
Dora W. McFall
Ind
Bond Funeral Home
Brown and Butz
Harrisburg
House Farm Bloc
U.S
Oldsmobile
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