Crime in Ohio Faces Stable Murder Rate in 1955
FBI crime data show Ohio's holdup activity down from 1954 alongside declines in pickpockets and burglars. Murder rates stay roughly level across 1954 and 1955, while assaults with intent to kill and manslaughter rise. Ohio figures cover 167 cities from police records.
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Ohio
TBS
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Governor Lee's foreign aid test and tax dispute report
Article summarizes Governor Bracken Lee's fight over foreign aid policy, his stance against paying income taxes, and IRS actions placing liens totaling 1203.10 in three Utah banks. It notes rising crime rates in Ohio and mentions Washington's 1783 neutrality proclamation as a historical aside.
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Sault
Bracken Lee
Fede
Tal
FBI
National Court
Ohio
Lee
Internal Revenue Service
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Letart social notes and local greetings across town
Letart society items mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Grimm Mrs. Addie Roush and others to Mason City and Letart households. Families including the Hoffmans, Rickards and Ban cutters shared time with local residents as Sam Boston and others hosted gatherings.
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Rena Bancutter
Curtis Rickard
Stanley Adkins
Andra Hoffman
Donald
Sam Boston
Mike
Oak Grimm
William
Jack Riley
Mason
Marley Bancutter
Toby Myers
PTA
Ethel Fry
Neighbors Finish Fence After Young Boy Injury
In Amarillo Texas W J Carroll returns home to find neighbors completed a fence he had been building to keep his 2 year old son safe after a driveway accident. The incident prompted community help as the family recovers from the injury.
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Amarillo
Tex
W. J. Carroll
Carr
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