College romance ends in life sentence for boyfriend
Roy Roger Schinagle, 19, of Mayfield Heights, Ohio, received a life sentence after pleading guilty to a first degree murder charge in the death of Cynthia Pfeil, a college romance victim. The case stemmed from a September 17 beating and strangulation after a night of alleged conflict.
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Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Cynthia Pfeil
Roy Roger Schinagle
Mayfield Heights
Ohio
Schinagle
Cynthia
Peace Talk Meet Opens On Monday
A Friday article outlines a complex set of events from Ohio to Seoul. It notes a murder investigation in White Plains and court actions in Columbus along with U S Korea talks and a planned diplomatic conference. The piece mentions Cynthia a 19 year old murder victim and Schinagle facing second degree murder charges.
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Ohio Westleyvan
Delaware
Ohio
Cynthia
White Plains
Schinagle
Common Pleas Court
R. H. Stansbery
Harold D. Ross
Common Pleas
Russell H. Kear
Stansbery
Ross
Seoul
U. 3
Miss Pfeil
Arthur Dean
Robert
Columbus
R. R. Schinagle
Mayfield
Young Scin
Dean
U. S. State Department
UN Command
U S Seeks Quiet Return of POWs With Letters
The American command issued its first appeals to 22 U S prisoners, including Cpl Edward Dickenson of Big Stone Gap Va, urging them to renounce communism and return home. Relatives sent 279 letters to the men in custody as talks with neutral nations face a deadlock over repatriation and the use of force.
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Cpl
Edward 5. Dickenson
Dickenson
Big Stone Gap
Dickenser
U. S
Fed
K. S. Thimayya
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
India
Leahy Stricken During Notre Dame Game
Coach Frank Leahy collapsed in the Irish locker room at halftime in South Bend Indiana and was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital by ambulance. An attending physician attributed a muscle spasm not related to the heart and said Leahy was in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably later that afternoon.
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Squth Bend
Ind
Frank Leahy
Nowe Dame
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Georgia Tech
Leahy
Troops Take Over London Gasoline Distribution
Soldiers in full battle dress assumed control of emergency gasoline supplies in the London area as a six day transport strike by tank truck drivers continued. Government orders prompted further disruption as bus crews threatened to strike if army fuel deliveries persisted and garages within a 40 mile radius reported empty tanks.
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London
London ‘Transport Board
Million Dollar Action Filed Against Crosby
Three plaintiffs seek 1 051 400 in damages from Bing Crosby claiming he was intoxicated when his car collided with theirs about 5 30 a m on October 11 in Los Angeles The Superior Court subpoenaed Crosby to depose November 2 Crosby’s 12 500 Mercedes sports car was damaged at Wilshire and Sepulveda Boulevards and he suffered a strained back.
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Los Angeles
Bing Crosby
Superior Court
Crosby
Wilshire
Sepulveda
Court Limits N. American Picket Lines
A strike spread to North American Aviation Fresno plant as 99 percent of the Fresno night shift walked out after the contract expired. Pickets at Columbus plant were limited to four at each auto gate and two at rail and pedestrian entrances by a court order.
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Los Angeles
North American Aviation Co
Fresno
Calif
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Harter
UN Observes Eighth Birthday Celebrations Worldwide
The United Nations marked its eighth anniversary with globe spanning observances by its 60 members. U. S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. stated the organization has survived and functioned despite flaws and a Cold War climate. It has handled five crises in Iran Greece Palestine Indonesia and Kashmir.
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United Nations
U. S
Henry Carbot. Lodge Jr
Ife
Fioe
Iran
Greece
Palestine
Indonesia
Kashmir
Lodge
Rebels Ambush French Column Near Phu Nho Quan
Viet Minh regiment attacked a French Union column 10 miles south of Phu Nho Quan, but French forces repelled the ambush after five hours of fighting. Paris announced 150 rebels killed and 17 captured, with French losses undisclosed, as the offensive into Viet Minh territory continues below the Red River Delta.
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Hanoi
Phu Nho Quan
Red River Delta
Educator Calls for Custom Training for Leaders
Columbia University President Grayson L. Kirk urged improved education for future leaders in Columbus. He argued mass schooling is inadequate to train elites, warning that teaching too many as “pretty well” risks a less informed electorate and a weaker democracy.
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Columbus, Ghia
Grayson L. Kirk
Columbia University
Kirk
U. S
Two-Gun Cafe Owner Slays Third Robber
Chicago report says John Fahey a 64 year old tavern owner fatally shot a robber during a Saturday incident at his establishment. Fahey was wounded in the chest and a patron Paul Wood 45 was killed in the confrontation. One robber escaped and may have been grounded.
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Chicago
John Fahey
Paul Wood
Fahey
Ike Won't Yield To Demands For Quick Farm Plan Change
President Eisenhower rejects early action on a new farm program, promising a well thought out plan. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty says the administration will seek views from advisory groups and the Agriculture Secretary before finalizing proposals aimed at stability and general prosperity in farming. The 70 minute Capitol Hill talk followed a meeting with the National Agricultural Advisory Commission and Agriculture Benson. The advisory group meeting occurred amid rising demands from farm groups for immediate action.
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Washington
Eeisenhower
White House
James Hagerty
Eace
National Agricultural
Italy of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Democrats Shift Policy End Aid Program in Senate Debate
Senate Democrats push to end foreign aid and call for limits on US overseas programs. The debate features Sen Mansfield and Sen Morse signaling shifts while Rep. Velde seeks religious group input as investigations into alleged communists proceed. The discussion centers on foreign aid, FOA powers, and aligning policy with new committee plans.
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Washington
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Senate
Mansfield
D-Mont
George
Europe
FDA
Harold E. Stassen
Velde
Bell
House and American Activities Committee
Leagues
United States
Georgia
FOA
Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Fnr
Jheen
Tie
Kommon
German Book Accuses GIs Of Atrocities
A newly published German book in Buenos Aires accuses Allied WWII troops, especially Americans, of war crimes including slaughter of German soldiers and assault on German women. Based on sworn statements from 6000 German prisoners in Darmstadt in 1946, the material alleges extensive abuses.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Germany
Duere-Verlag
Weg
Austria
Darmstadt
Denver
Energy Commission
Hermann Goering
Inter
P&bonal
Ohio college registrars elect leaders at Bowling Green meeting
Ray J. Fellinger registrar of Xavier University Cincinnati Wes was elected president of the Association of Ohio College Registrars at the group s 28th annual meeting at Bowling Green State University Mrs Lilian Sinclair registrar Marietta College was elected vice president and Dr Charles E Atkinson Kent State University registrar secretary treasurer Mount Union College Alliance will host the association next year
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Ray J. Fellinger
Xaiver University
Cincinnati
Wes
Assn. of
Ohio College
Bowling Green State University
Lilian Sinclair
Marietta College
Charles E. Atkinson
Kent State University
Mount Union College
Alliance
Woman Dies in Fire at Grandview Home
Martha M. Riggs aged 60 perished in a house fire in Grandview Heights Columbus Friday night. Neighbors saw smoke, rushed inside with a garden hose and extinguished the flames, not realizing she was in a burning chair.
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Grandview
Columbus, Ohio
Martha M. Riggs
Grandview ‘Heights
Bus Crash Kills 23 in Mexico State
Reports from San Luis Potosi state say 23 bus passengers burned to death when their bus collided with a beer truck on Thursday night. In Ohio, Gov. Frank Lausche proclaimed November as American Education Week, marking Education Week observances.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Education Week
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Grid scores from college football games across the nation
The compiled scores show Ohio State 20 over Wisconsin 19 and many other results including Purdue 6 over Michigan State 0 and Notre Dame 27 over Georgia Tech 14. Notable upsets include Army 40 over Columbia 7 and Tennessee 59 over Louisville 6.
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Wisconsin
Purdue
Michigan State
Town
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Pitt
Army
Columbia
Colgate
Yale
Penn
Navy
Fordham
Rutgers
Cornell
Princeton
Penn State
TCU
Brown
Holy Cross & Harvard
Dartmouth
Delaware
Connecticut
West Virginia
VMI
Georgia
North Cal
Kent State
Marshall
Notre Dame
Ga. Tech
Heidelberg
Mt. Union
Foledo
Bowling Green
Denison
Muskingum & Oklahoma
Colorado
Baylor
Texas A&m
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Syracuse
Virginia Tech
WEL
WAM
G. Washington
LSC
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Duke
N. Car. State
Mississippi
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Miss. State
Alabama
Carnegie Tech
Case
SMU
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Kansas State
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Defiance
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Missouri
Nebraska
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Virginia
Rice
Texas
Otterbein
Marielta
Akron
Wooster
New Mexico
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Utah State
AEM
Dayton
Chattanooga
WEI
Thiel
Tennessee
Louisville
Cuba Lifts Press Censorship But Public Order Law Lingers
Cuba ends emergency censorship after the July 26 abortive raid and lifts some restrictions. The public order law remains on the books, allowing fines and prison terms for harming the nation’s dignity or criticizing the government. Newsmen warn enforcement could be harsher than prior censorship. The automatic end to emergency measures was delayed by an official mix up.
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Ravana
Cuba
Soviet Sport attacks American film industry in bold piece
The Soviet weekly questions why America breeds so many criminals and portrays modern cinema as corrupt. An article by T. Belyaev criticizes From Here to Eternity and other works, claiming they leave viewers morally empty and reflect a broader decline in sport and entertainment culture.
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Moscow
Soviet Sport
America
Vollyrud
Heallywood
T. Belyaev
Weekly Reports
OU Paves Road To Loop Crown
Ohio University rallies to a dramatic second half in a MAC title bid, but Miami University escapes with a 7-7 tie in a high intensity game watched by a near capacity crowd in Oxford. The contest featured multiple fumbles and big hits with standout plays by Miami's Tom Jones and Tirrel Burton as the Redskins staved off defeat.
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Jack Gilbert
Oxford
Ohio University
Miami
Redskins
Aostrone Marth Hs
Boncats
Redskin
Ohio U
Miani
Tom Jones
Ohio
Bill Frederick
Tirre
Burton
Brownton
Bobrats
Ned Bai
Rugrer
John Schwab
Don Studra
Ter Jackson
Monthal
Rest and recuperation trips halted for U S soldiers
The U S Air Force and Army announced a temporary suspension of rest and recuperation leaves for soldiers bound for Japan due to Washington budget limits and a shortage of planes. Officials expect a resumed program on a master schedule once aircraft are available, with weekly R and R leaves reduced or halted until then.
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Tokyo
US Air Force
Washington
Japan
Army
Frida
É& RY
Oeale
R & RY
Ro& RY
Waa
Berlin Receives U.S. Aid for Needy From Donor Buster
Berlin aide distributes surplus funds and medical relief after a U.S. donation. The widow of a famed leader, Reuter, noted the American support and stressed ongoing aid amid local need.
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Berlin
Reter
Mas Reuter
Indochina Crisis Deepens With French War Struggle
Washington reports the Indochina war fueling a dangerous political crisis in Paris and Saigon as France faces domestic pressure over costs and security. U.S. military and diplomatic leaders seek restraint while Vietnam abroad debates independence and nonparticipation in a French Union.
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Indochina
Southeast Asia
France
Par
Saigon
Paris
National ‘Assembly
Frances
Europe
Resigning officer tied to Greenlease case mystery
St Louis police veteran Jeremiah Shoulders who arrested Carl Austin Hall and recovered part of the ransom quit the force amid an inquiry into irregularities in arrest handling and the missing 860000. Federal grand jury subpoenas also tied to the Greenlease kidnapping probe were served to Shoulders and cab driver John Hager.
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ST. Louis
FBI
Shoulders
Carl Austin Hall
Jeremiah O'Connell
Hall
Board of Police Commissioners
O'Connell
John Hager
Tension Rises In Holy Land Report Issued
United Nations Palestine truce supervisor Major General Vagn Bonke prepared a report for the Security Council on frontier incidents. The document cites an Israel attack on Jordan border villages with casualties, while Syria accuses Israel of river diversions and both sides fault each other for violations of the armistice. Sources in London advise Arab states and Israel to refrain from action to preserve stability.
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United Nations
Arayel-caeli
Holy Land
Newmar
Vagn Bennike
Aviation Council
Truce Commission
Israel
Jordan
Witch 66
Abang
Terael
Syria
Jordan River
Benmke
London
Britain
Chrysler to Acquire All Auto Body Plants
Chrysler Corp will acquire all auto body plants of the Manuituring Co, purchasing the plants for about 38 million dollars. The deal would make Chrysler the area’s largest employer with around 130,000 to 140,000 workers and place it among the nation’s top auto suppliers.
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TROIT
Ros
General Clark Named Military School Head
General Clark will lead The Citadel after Governor Byrnes approved his appointment Friday. Clark succeeds the prior head and assumes duties as head of the military school amid state government involvement.
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Ston
UPI
Citadel
Cadece
PF Byrnes
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