Boy Finds Loneliness After Mother's Death and Dog Vanishes
Walter Smith Jr., a 14 year old from Mansfield, travels to Findlay after his mother Dolora Cawthorn was shot and killed by Joseph Schwartz. The boy, living in juvenile care, searches for Punky the dog as hundreds join the townwide effort. He contemplates moving to Illinois with his father Walter Merrill Smith.
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Findlay
Mansfield
Dolora Cawthorn
Joseph H. Schwartz
Walter
Carson Davis
Punky
Nile
Davis
Eighth Juror Picked Today in Sheppard Trial
The Sheppard murder trial moved toward a jury as the eighth member was chosen. Mrs Beatrice Orenstein joined four men and four women on the panel, amid questions on illicit love and previous press reports linking Sam Sheppard to Susan Hayes.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
Beatrice Orenstein
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Orenstein
William J. Corrigan
Susan Hayes
Corrigan
Bay Village
Sam Sheppard
Fred W. Gi&rmone
Miss Hayes
Garmone
Lewis K. Feuchler
Mitchell Sees Pro-Democrat Trend Start
New York Democratic National Chairman Stephen Mitchell predicts a definable pro Democratic trend as the November 2 elections near. He blames current economic hardship under Republicans, perceived military insecurity, and GOP favoritism toward big business and special interests for the shift. He dismisses the Dixon Yates plan and plans a Saturday speech in Binghamton in Rep Sterling Cole’s home district.
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New York
Stephen Mitchell
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Houston Broker Buys Confederate Bond at Ten Dollars
A Houston brokerage offers 10 dollars in cash for each 1000 dollar Confederate States cotton bond from the 1880s. The buyer seeks to acquire up to 100000 dollars of the 7 percent cotton bonds due in 1883 as a statement of faith in bygone ideals and Southern revival.
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Houston
Confederate Treasury
Bulletin
South
Train Runs Over Girl at School Campus in Tennessee
OLIVER SPRINGS Tenn A Louisville and Nashville locomotive and two cars passed over a 13 year old high school freshman Patricia Duncan as she slipped between tracks on her way to lunch. She escaped serious injury after treatment at Oak Ridge Hospital for minor abrasions.
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Oliver Springs
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Patricia Duncan
Oak Ridge Hospital
Bandits Seek Two After $10,000 Saving & Loan Holdup
Statewide search tightens for Frank Graves and Albert Graves of Zanesville after a Roseville robbery. A 1947 Plymouth sedan tied to the pair was abandoned near a strip mine, and a sawed-off shotgun was recovered. The lone employee, Mrs. Margaret Ditter, was bound then freed and alerted authorities.
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Zanesville
Federal Savings & Loan Co
Roseville
Margaret Ditter
Frank Graves
Albert Graves
Sheriff Trago Faces Four Counts Amid Morals Charges
Prosecutor Mary Nicholson Snyder announced two additional morals charges against Sheriff David L. Trago 49 linking to youths aged 14 to 17, raising total counts to four. Trago hospitalized at White Cross Hospital in Columbus after pleading innocent to two counts. doctor cites exhaustion and nearing a nervous breakdown. Bond set at 600 dollars. Additional statements to be presented to the grand jury.
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Jackson
Mary Nicholson Snyder
David L. Trago
Snyder
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
C. C. Fitzpatrick
Trago
Highway Director Defends Material Amid Rhodes Charge
State Highway Director S O Linzell accused Auditor James A Rhodes of trying to confuse the public. Linzell disputed Rhodes claims about using Kentucky rock in highway material, stating Kentucky rock is used solely as skidproofing and is the most economical option tried.
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Columbus
S. O. Linzell
James A. Rhodes
Inzell
Rhodes
Jane Wyman Severs Third Marriage to Fred Karger
Hollywood actress Jane Wyman has split from her third husband, musical director Fred Karger. Karger has moved out and Wyman says there will be no reconciliation after a series of separations and arguments.
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Hollywood
Jane Wyman
Fred Karger
Miss Wyman
Karger
Candidate Dies in Columbus Painting Contractor
John S. Donnelly 31 of Columbus Democratic candidate for the Ohio House of Representatives died yesterday while at work as a painting contractor. Funeral plans were not yet announced. Local party officials expressed regret over the sudden loss.
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Columbus
John S. Donnelly
Ohio House of Representatives
Queen Elizabeth II Bypasses Liverpool Dock Strike
Queen Mother Elizabeth departs Southampton aboard the Queen Elizabeth amid Britain’s 18 day dock strike. workers protest overtime rules as 298 ships idle in major ports and food reserves dwindle. Churchill government offers no troop deployment to unload essential imports.
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London
Southampton
Britain
New York
United States
Canada
Queen Elizabeth II
South Lancashire
Liverpool Dock
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada Dock
Liverpool
Buckingham Palace
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Idie
Rkenhead
Hull
Garston
Rochester
Winston Churchill
Communist Warships Contacted in Pacific
In Pearl Harbor Adm. Feix B. Stump stated Communist warships and submarines have been sighted across the Pacific but have not acted hostile. He did not name the vessels, implying Russian craft, and suggested contacts were made by U S submarines. The remarks followed a two day conference with Navy commanders from the Far East to Hawaii.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Adm
Feix B. Stump
Russia
U. S
Stump
Far East
Japan
Philippines
West Coast
Hawaii
Thailand Woman Wins By Mere 100 Miles
Mrs Ronald C Hill of Chon Buri Thailand narrowly won the National Peanut Festival long distance recipe contest with a peanut cookie recipe by about 100 miles nearer to Do than Bangkok where the other entry was posted. Over 500 recipes came from 30 foreign countries and all but eight states entered.
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Dothan
Ala
Ronald C. Hill
Chon Buri
Thailand
Bangkok
Ex-Numbers Czar Loses Cars for Taxes
Columbus man Tim Treadwell, once a numbers racket king, had three automobiles seized by internal revenue agents to satisfy a $16 delinquent income tax claim dating from 1947. Police describe him as a former numbers king.
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Columbus
Tim Treadwell
Columbus Iutaedee
Internal Revenue
Treadwell
Iumbers
King
Eisenhower vows progress against Communism while warning of Red threat
President Eisenhower told the nation that the administration has made strides in blocking Communist aggression and seeking lasting world peace. He warned that Moscow and Peiping remain dangerous and outlined three paths for peace through the United Nations, allied unity, and a strong military deterrent. The White House labeled the address nonpolitical amid sharp criticism from Truman and Stevenson.
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New York
Eisenhower
Russia
Red China
White House
Harry S. Truman
Adlai F. Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
Moscow
Peiping
United Nations
America
Free World
Eisenhower backs Ives in New York governor bid
President Eisenhower told Republican campaign workers in New York City that U.S. Sen. Irving M. Ives is eminently suited to carry out the GOP platform. Reports say Ives trails Averell Harriman in polls as the President tours Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Ives accompanying him.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York City
U.S
Irving M
Reblican
Atea Roosevelt
Ives
Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
Ohio medic dies in Bradenton at age 94
Dr. George J. Leare aged 94 died on Tuesday in Bradenton. He practiced medicine in Plymouth, Ohio for more than 30 years and was father of socially prominent Mrs. Cornelius Vandermit Whitney.
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Ohio
Bradenton
Fila
George J. Leare
Cornelius Vandermit Whitney
Plymouth
Russians Press China Seat Bid At UN Assembly
At United Nations in New York the Soviet delegation urged a special session to overturn two UN rulings on Red China. They sought a roll call on credentials to seat Communist China and challenge delays in debating US aggression charges. Observers note India’s Krishna Menon may push China’s case as Nehru meets Mao. The Assembly had earlier shelved seating Red China for 1954.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
General Assembly
China
Special Assembly
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Peiping
Mao Tzetung
Menon
Two Boys Burn Home To Destroy Evidence
Two 10 year old boys set fire to a Port Huron house to erase marks from their ransacking. Police quoted them saying they defaced the interior on Tuesday then returned to burn it after recalling they had signed papers they left behind. They were released to their parents.
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Port Huron
Mich
Hole in embargo wall Russia buys western goods for Chinese Reds
Russia and Eastern European satellites are buying strategic Western goods and shipping them to Communist China for profit. Western officials see the practice, especially via Gdynia Poland, but lack a way to stop it. The UN embargo on Red China remains tighter than Europe and the US opposes changing the lists before a Korean peace.
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London
Russia
China
Kremlin
United States
Europe
Red China
Red Europe
Gdynia
Poland
Peiping
United Nations
Far East
Free Press and Fair Trial Debate at Columbia Bar
Ohio State University journalism director Dr. James E. Pollard told the Columbia Bar Association that a free press is compatible with a fair trial. He criticized proposed Canon 2 of theABA, urged the bar to police itself, and cautioned the press to avoid sensationalism while preserving information in a democracy.
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Columbus
Ohio State University School of Journalism
Columbia Bar Association
James E. Pollard
Kaiser Granddaughter Becomes New Mother
AMARILLO Texas reports the granddaughter of Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, former Crown Princess Cecilia of Hohenzollern, gave birth to a 5 pound 10 ounce girl named Kaira Alexandrine Harris. The father, Clyde Harris, met Cecilia in Germany during World War II and later married her after returning there.
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Amarillo
Tex
Kaiser Wilhelm of
Germany
Cecilia of
Clyde Harris
Wilson Plans Political Speech in Dayton
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson hinted at more political speeches after a prior remark sparked controversy. He said he plans to speak in Dayton, Ohio, on October 29, a stop that could be read as political.
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Los Angeles
Charles E. Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Western powers reach accord on end of wartime occupation
In Paris the United States Britain France and West Germany agreed on steps to end Allied occupation of West Germany and restore sovereignty. Konrad Adenauer joined the four powers in finalizing documents to replace the Bonn treaty with annexes on postwar relations and Allied forces presence. Formal signing is set for Saturday as West Germany prepares to join a seven nation European bloc and NATO.
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Paris
Bonn Republic
Weat
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
West Germany
West
Tetay
West European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Solon Pushes Revisions to Federal Employee Security
Rep Murray of Tennessee urged Congress to revise the federal employee security program to distinguish between suspected subversives and real security risks. He said current rules cause confusion and affect employee rights and suitability. Senate and House committees face potential action as campaigns unfold.
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Washington
Murray
D-Tenn
Congress
Thuse Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Hig
R-Kan
House
Rees
Reese
Civil Service
Episcopal dioces es debate Lord's Prayer wording
Delegates at the 25th Synod of the Episcopal Province of Washington, meeting in Philadelphia, consider a proposed change to the Lord's Prayer from Lead us not into temptation to And let us not fall when tempted. Representatives from 13 Episcopal dioceses attend, with Pa. sending a resolution to the committee for today's closing session.
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Philadelphia
Episcopal Province
Washington
Episcopal Church
Resolutions Committee
Vienna Streetcar Offers Free Magazines to Kill Between Stops
The Vienna Streetcar Co. now provides gratis magazines for riders during trips between stops, delivering reading material to enhance the journey.
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Vienna
Austria
Vienna Streetcar Co
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