Tragic tavern slayings shock Baltimore police
Eugene McNeal, 45, an East Baltimore tavern keeper, killed his wife Madeline 37, daughter Lydia 3, and mother Mary 80, then wounded Lt. Joseph Heming and himself before dying from a head wound. The murders occurred about 7 am after a broken marriage dispute. Neighbors say McNeal had abused his wife, who threatened to leave him.
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Baltimore
Joseph A. Heming
Mercy ‘Hospital
Eugene McNeal
Sleming
McNeal
Madeline
Lydia
Mary McNeal
Edwin E. Taylor
Syrians Reported Killed and Captured in Israeli Attack
An early report says Israeli forces attacked a Syrian outpost by the lake causing heavy casualties among Syrians, with 29 captured and 12 Israeli soldiers wounded. The clash involved gun boats and shore batteries and occurred at night on a Sunday near settlements by the Sea of Galilee.
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Ers
Salem
Citic
Wear
Coed Murder Suspect Held and Questioned
A former taxi driver, identified as UMANA-MP-A, is held for questioning after conflicting statements about the night Carolyn Marie Nevins, 20, a University of Omaha junior, was killed. Investigators say he denied the slaying, claimed amnesia, and shows an unexplained cheek scratch. Nevins was shot four times between 10:55 p.m. Friday and 4:10 a.m. Saturday and was found near a driveway from the university.
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Umana
Carolyn Marie Nevins
Ernest Brown
Bill Billotte
Omaha World Herald
Brown
Carolyn
University of Omaha
Bulding
Man Admits He Killed Girl in Los Angeles Case
A hospital attendant identified as Hiney Kushowatt confessed to the killing of 10 year old Beverly Potts in what police described as a long, puzzling case. He spoke after a drunken driving arrest in a skid row area, saying he wanted to clear his mind of the incident and acknowledged the prior disappearances tied to the investigation.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Police
Beverly Potts
Foestage
Pechers
Lae
Angsen
Fale
Tory
Har- Seyese Rou
Hiney Kushowatt
Ar ‘Angelen
Benson Links Farms Pile-Up to Dem Policies in Speech
Washington report says Benson, GOP farm chief, accused Democrats of causing farm surpluses and rising prices, attributing the issue to Democratic programs that overproduced. Stevenson defended his stance, arguing the problem stems from administration policies and labor wage shifts. The remarks followed Stevenson’s New York convention address last Thursday.
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New York
Stevenson
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Washington
Khrushchev Defends Indian Growth At Sonepat Village Show
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev addressed Indian peasants at Sonepat praising collectivization and development while accusing Western exploitation. He urged rapid farm modernization and more leisure for study, drawing massive crowds of over 100000 locals before flying to New Delhi. Pakistan and Kashmir tensions rose as Pakistan criticized the speech.
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New Delhi
India
Khrushchev
Sonepat
Speegen Ye Nee Galt Tas
Ndias Community Development Ie
Red Party
Communist Party
Pakistan
Kashmir
Republic of India
Ier Chaudher
Mohammed al
Karachi
Memory Returns Memory Returns e Alewros Josey, Germany
A U S Airman John D. Jones, age 20, regains his forgotten childhood memory from a Nazi air raid in France. He traces his French parents with Red Cross aid, locating them near Bourg en Bresse after decades, but declines to reveal their names for personal reasons.
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Germany
U. S
John D. Jones
France
U. S. Feld
U.S. Air Force
Raymond Jones
Georgetown
Danville
Til
United States
Red Cross
Air Force
Bourg En-Bresse
Lyon
Thor
Jones
Grieving Dad Pleads for Safer Holiday Driving
A father, Wal ter Lee Harris, pleads for careful driving after his 3-year-old daughter Christine Harris was killed crossing a street on a Christmas shopping trip. He asks motorists to read about the tragedy and avoid drinking or distracted driving to spare other families similar loss.
Man Charged in Churchyard Car Killing at Funeral
WARTEN Ga A 45 year old man Stonewall Jackson is held on murder charges for striking Sol Andrews 62 with a car in a churchyard after a dispute over where to bury a child during a funeral. Sheriff J B Garrett reported about 18 mourners were present when the incident occurred and Jackson fled the scene, later being apprehended near Sparta.
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Warthen
J. B. Garrett
Stonewall Jackson
Sol Andrews
Garrett
Child
Andrews
Jackson
Sparta
Whio Totals & Traffic Deaths Over Week End
Louisville reports a dismal safety drive as the nationwide 10 day period ends with a blaze in a basement apartment. Robert Logsdon, 22, suffered extensive burns after a fire started during an escape from a smoldering room. Three others sustained lesser injuries.
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Unio
Natioal Safety Council
Louisville
Robert Logsdon
Administration Dispute May Set Off Inquiry
A disputed administration change in the aviation office may trigger a congressional inquiry. J B Lowen, Jr. succeeds Frederick Hartrantz as administrator, amid reports Lee resigns as head of the Civil Aeronautics Administration. The transition follows pressure from Commerce Department officials and requests for an investigation by President Eisenhower.
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J.B. Lowen, Jr
Frederick Hartrantz
Presi
Lee
Satoe
Nin
Ovation Lowen
Denver
Les
Lae
Lowen
Oth
Civilerg
CAA
Rothch
Commerce Louis S. Rothschild
Eommerce
Rothchild
Commer Ty
Civil Avia
Lee Sa
Ana’ Pilots Association
Famed Jungle F Merrill Dies of Heart Attack at 53
Concord report says Frank D. Merrill 53 renowned World War II jungle fighter and New Hampshire public works and highways commissioner since 1949 died of a heart attack at a motel. Merrill led Merrill's Marauders behind Japanese lines in World War II. In Lancaster, Pa health officials reported paratyphoid cases rising to 150 with no deaths yet, as investigations continue.
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Concord
Malon
Frank D. Merril
New Hampshire
Public Works
Merrill
Lancaster
Jewelry Robbers Hold Couple Then Loot Jewelry Store
Two men wearing rubber gloves held jeweler Josey K. Fodor and his wife Nellie at their home through the night before looting the couple's shop. Police say $55,000 in merchandise and cash were taken, with 35,000 in jewelry, 400 in cash, a 3000 diamond ring, and other items seized. The victims were later freed after about 20 minutes.
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Josey K. Fodor
Nellie
Alling
Mother
Joseph Mercy Hospital
Fodor
Stolen Lass Found Safe After 7 Hour Ordeal
A three year old girl from Baldwin Park was found sobbing in a park about 20 miles from home after a seven hour kidnapping. Paroled sex offender Robert Lewis Kracker, 20, was jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and child molestation. he allegedly admitted taking the child but denied an attack. The girl remained unharmed, and the father Charles Hardmere arrived as Kracker fled.
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Los Angeles
Harry Hall
Cynthia Hardacre
Baldwin Park
Robert Lewis Kracker
Kracker
Charles Hardmere
Pipeline to serve Celanese plant announced for Gallipolis Ferry
United Fuel Gas Co announces a nine mile eight inch pipeline to supply the new Celanese Chemical plant at Gallipolis Ferry. President John W. Partidge said work will begin this week with a project cost of 325000 dollars.
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Gallipolis Ferry
United Fuel Gas Co
John W. Partidige
Meany and Union Leaders on Third-Party Politics
NY union chief George Meany tells CBS Face the Nation that labor wants candidates sympathetic to workers but does not seek to dominate party blocs. He cautions labor could form a third party if barred from politics. W Reuther denies plans for a single bloc. In another item, shootings and stabbings in Point Pleasant leave two dead and seven injured, with Partridge noting a March 15 completion date.
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Afl-Cio
United ‘Bor
George Meany
CBS
Face
Organized Labor
Ould
W. Reuther
United
Point Pleasant
Jackson
Partridge
Sporn Expands Power Plant to Boost Aluminum Output
Sporn says expansion of the Sporn power plant upriver from the Kaiser aluminum mill is under consideration. A certificate of necessity from the Office of Defense Mobilization has been granted for two new units, raising total output to about 1,060,000 kilowatts once completed. No final decision yet.
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Point Pleasant
Philip Spor
Ameri
Cas Gas & Electric Corp
Graham Station
Normis
Spornad
Kaiser Aluminum Rolling
Mil
Rawlenswood
Sporn
Office of Defense Mobilization
Ike's Future In Politics Is Pondered
The article notes growing questions about President Eisenhower's political plans and possible 1952 run. It cites Republican leaders and national figures signaling a program oriented to the "peace and prosperity" theme, with party leaders hinting at a forthcoming policy push.
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Ike
Wishtington
Elshower
Tay Mcgee
Tle
Ead
Seth Bave
Leonged
Wr Hall
Murder Trial Progresses in Sixth Week at Abbott Case
Abbott murder and kidnapping trial enters sixth week as state nears end of case. Dr. Paul Kirk testifies linking fibers from Abbott to a junior high girl’s clothing and scene. Prosecutors focus on fiber and clay evidence while Stephanie’s disappearance and discovery near a Trinity County cabin are referenced.
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Abbott
Paul Kirk
University of California
Stephanie
Kirk
Berkeley
Saiy
Trinity County
Washington Dulles Press Chief Suydam Dies at 64
Henry Suydam, 64, the State Department chief press officer, died of a heart attack Sunday, less than two months after his wife Aled. Dulles called him a spokesman with great ability and a kindly public duty spirit. Suydam had accompanied Dulles to several international conferences, including the Big Four foreign ministers meeting at Geneva.
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Washington
Henry Suydam
Aled
Dulles
Suydam
Geneva
Strikes, Police Watch as Outbreak Threat Looms
Police monitor nationwide strike by 4,000 members of the American Federation of Electrical Workers against Westinghouse Electric Corp. in Sharon to prevent violence as the back to work movement resurges near the big transformer plant. About 600 union members remain on strike. Georgia parks face sale to maintain segregation ruled by state leaders.
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Aricclo International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Sharon
Wiliam Stuart
Sharon Aince
Wealinghouse
Atlanta
Georgia
Ernest
Vandiver
Monte
Sun
Gas Restored After Pomeroy Supply Cut Off
Gas service in Pomeroy was restored to all but one customer after a mechanical regulator failure cut supply Saturday night. Ohio Fuel Gas Co district manager F W Phillips said about 2141 active customers were notified and reconnected by 8 pm Sunday. no explosion occurred. Emergency crews from eight towns assisted, temp around 20 degrees, stores closed.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
F. W. Phillips
Int
Athens
Mulberry Ave
Phillips
Postot
Midleport
Shawnee
New Lexington
Chillicothe
Circleville
Logan
Nelsonville
Philips
Martin Phillips
UN Moves to Break Deadlock on Disarmament Talks
United Nations delegates, after a membership stalemate, launched behind scene efforts in the Political Committee to reach agreement on the scope of future disarmament negotiations. The US British Canadian French backed a resolution urging the Disarmament Subcommittee to prioritize early next year on preliminary inspection programs including Eisenhower’s open sky proposal for aerial inspections and exchange of defense plant blueprints to prevent surprise attacks.
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United Nations
General Assembly
French Split Promises Gain To Commies
Paris reports a 1951 anti Communist split as middle line parties promise more National Assembly seats in January elections. Most districts see two anti Communist alliances instead of a solid front, risking a proportional seat split that could boost Communist gains under France electoral law.
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Paris
Solid Front
ASE
Sfag Mendes-France
Edreeteseen
Akron Seeks Federal Judgeship Amid Cleveland Vacancy
Akron sources discuss nominating a local judge for the federal post in Cleveland. Two Akron figures tied to the vacancy include Arthur Davies and Paul Welch, with decisions by Senior Bricker and Bender expected soon on whom to recommend to President Hoover for the appointment.
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Cleveland
GOP
Akron
Granam Lincoln
Etek Age of
Feserat
Arthur’ Davies
Paul ‘Welch
Ohio State
Iiss Association
Aaron
Eter
Common Pleas
G. E. Kalo
P Finch
Mansel
Common ‘Pleas
G. H. Birrell
Bishower
Bricker
L Bender
Hoover says vice president to handle duties if needed
President Hoover notes the elected vice president is not able to handle the duties and proposes turning over the role to an administrative vice president. The remarks reflect concerns about the capacity to manage responsibilities at the time.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Automation study warns of worker hardship amid rising efficiency
A Sunday night report from a sub-committee says automation will cause worker distress and individual hardships though no specific road-gauge economic legislation is needed now. Columbia College study finds 200000 top high school graduates will not attend college this year.
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Fee
Ub-Committee
New York
Columbia College
Copy Industry Evaluate Teachers Schools Told
The Ohio Educational Association recommends school leaders borrow from industry to build teacher evaluation plans. A report to the convention urges collaboration between teachers and administrators to set up personnel evaluation similar to top firms, aiming to improve teaching quality.
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Ohio Education Association
OEA
Ohio
Theresearch
Senoo Revalu
Bright
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