Psychiatrists Testify On LaCorte Sanity In Lewis Case
Lima experts evaluate John LaCorte’s mental state after the Glouster restaurant shooting. Drs Bushong Johnson and Palmer explain memory, neurotic traits, and sanity while defense cross examines. Kathleen Miller testifies on statements by LaCorte, deemed not rebuttal.
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Bushong
John W. Bolin
Bolin
Lima
Johnson
LaCorte
Gordon B. Gray
Lewis
Lewis-La- Corte
la Corte
Dwight M. Palmer
Ohio State University
Palmer
Heiress Marcia Strana han Idris Weds Prince Trou betskoy
Greenwich Connecticut reported ceremony for heiress Marcia Strana han Idris and Prince Youka Trou betskoy took place Sunday in a surprise wedding described as simply beautiful by the bridegroom.
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Greenwich, Conn
Spark Plug
Marcia Stranahan Idris
Youka Troubetskoy
Flying saucers sighted near Cincinnati by officer
Cincinnati residents reported another flying saucer sighting last night. Donald Berger, a Reserve Officers Training Corps instructor at the University of Cincinnati, said he observed the object in the beam of the Army search light for over an hour from in front of a local church.
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Cincinnati
Donald Berger
University of Cincinnati
Berger
Money Plans For Britain Seen Reached
Washington reported three power talks among the United States Britain and Canada outline steps to ease Britain's dollar crisis. Measures include more freedom to spend Marshall Plan dollars on Canadian wheat and approval of Britain restricting American goods to save dollars. Talks aim at loans from the World Bank and Export Import Bank and possible IMF loans totaling 312 million dollars.
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United States
Britain
Canada
International Monetary Fund
Snyder
World Bank
U. S. Export- Import Bank
Rutledge Dies. Funeral Planned in Washington
Justice Wiley B. Rutledge dies at 55 from a cerebral hemorrhage in York Me. He will be honored in Washington with a 2 p.m. Wednesday funeral at the Unitarian Church. The Supreme Court colleague will serve as honorary pallbearers as his widow and three children head to the capital after his Aug. 27 illness at Ogunquit. Presidential and judicial tributes arrive.
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Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
Washington
Rutledge
Little Village
Ogunquit
Truman
Bomb blasts at Gates Mills house and Cadillac target
Dynamite bombs exploded early today near a Gates Mills house and under a Cadillac linked to a policy racket figure. No injuries were reported.
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Cleveland
Gates Mills
Cadillac
Arizona ranch girl crowned Miss America 1949
Jacque Mercer of the X-Bar-X ranch Litchfield Park Arizona won Miss America 1949 in Atlantic City. The 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur L Mercer received a 5000 dollar scholarship a 3000 dollar car and contracts for appearances. She plans marriage first career second and will study at Phoenix College then Stanford University.
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N. J
Big City
Jacque Mercer
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Arthur L. Mercer
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Canada
Phoenix Junior College
Leland Stanford University
Tito Revolt Shows Signs Of Spreading in Europe
Belgrade observers report growing anti Moscow sentiment across Eastern Europe. Hungary jailed eight top party members for attempting to overthrow the Kremlin aligned government, sparking fears that Tito style dissent is spreading beyond Yugoslavia.
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Bulgaria
Travicho Kostov
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Marshal Tito
Rude Pravo
Beaten 76 year old dies in Marietta case
Oscar Francis, 76, pensioner found beaten at his Newport cottage near Marietta, died at Memorial Hospital. Sheriff says iron crowbar used, likely robbery motive. Two boys discovered him. coroner awaiting verdict. Francis, a former farm laborer, lived as a recluse and padlocked his door. The attack is believed to have occurred late Friday night or early Saturday.
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Oscar Francis
Memorial Hospital
Francis
Newport
Dean Ellis
Ellis
Girl Killed During Game in Martins Ferry
Eight year old Elsie Rush died in a Martins Ferry farm home after a cowboy and Indian game led to a loaded .22 rifle firing. Warren Lollathin Jr. found the gun behind a Rushdivan and, unaware it was loaded, pointed it at Elsie and pulled the trigger. She died about two hours later at a hospital.
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Belmont County Sheriff's Office
Elsie Rush
Richard Rush
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Martins Ferry
Warren Lollathin, Jr
Warren Lo
Shotgun Accident Leaves Man Shot by Youth In Error
Edward Delong 35 a Cleveland accountant was described in fair condition at Bryn Mawr Hospital after being shot in an arm and leg by a 10 year old boy James Drake. Police say the youth fired a cap from a 100 year old shotgun believing it harmless in Paoli Pennsylvania.
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Edward Delong
Cleveland
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Delong
James Drake
Eleven Known Dead In Ohio Accidents
A weekend toll in Ohio leaves eleven known dead from various incidents. Nine deaths stem from traffic accidents with two additional fatalities from injuries suffered in Indiana mishaps.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ex Brigadier General Becomes Rail Chief
Cleveland report says Paul W. Johnston 57 a former brigadier general will become Erie Railroad president starting Oct 1 Johnston is a Transfer Pennsylvania native who began his Erie career in high school He served 3 1 2 years on General MacArthur staff in the Pacific solving transportation issues in Australia
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Cleveland
Paul W. Johnston
Erie Railroad
Transfer
Johnston
Erie
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Australia
Four More Slot Machines Seized In Nelsonville Raids
Prosecuting Attorney Gordon Gray said arrests will be made after follow up raids in Nelsonville. Four machines were seized from the Eagles club rooms Saturday night, with earlier seizures bringing total in the raids to ten. State liquor inspectors and local officers conducted the operation under an anti gambling devices law.
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Athens
Everett Hewlett
Hewlett
Don Bumgardner
Messenger
E. E. Davis
Gordon Gray
Gordon B. Gray
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Eagles Club
VFW Club
Elks Lodge
Alliance
Paul Lewis
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Pennsylvania Election Seen Strategy Fight
The 26th district contest between Democrat Ethel Coffey and Republican John P. Saylor shapes 1950 campaign strategy as parties fight over President Truman and Congress. Coffey aims to unite labor and farm voters while Saylor accuses the administration of welfare-state statism and Taft Hartley repeal is a campaign issue.
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John P. Saylor
Coffey
Robert L. Coffey, Jr
Saylor
Johnstown
Truman
Democratic Congress
New Super Rocket Is Termed Success
In Las Cruces New Mexico the Viking II rocket reached 33 miles in a test far from the 114 mile German V-2 mark. Navy expert Dr Homer Newell called the test a success at White Sands while noting the 46 foot Viking I hit 1775 mph last Tuesday.
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N. M
Homer FE. Newell
Naval Research Laboratory
White Sands Pores Ground
Navy
Akron Woman Dies in Homicide Probe
Four women and three men were held for investigation of homicide in Columbus over the death of 28 year old Akron resident Mrs Lucie Blackwell. She died from a fractured skull after being found unconscious at the home of two arrestees as police investigate the case.
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Columbus
Lucie Blackwell
Akron
Accord Move Began to End Missouri Pacific Strike
The first step to settle the three day old Missouri Pacific Railroad trainmen strike was under way today as leaders sought a settlement. The action marks an organized push to resolve labor dispute affecting freight and passenger services.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Steelworkers Weigh Fact-Finders Report In Wage Dispute
CIO United Steelworkers officials meet in Pittsburgh to decide if the presidential fact finders' report settles the steel wage dispute while strike deadlines loom. Big Five steel firms and Inland Steel report slowdowns. 1200 BRT railroad workers threaten a strike, risking 30 000 layoffs at U S Steel and furloughs for 20 000 others as talks stall.
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United Steelworkers
Truman
Philip Murray
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Taft Invites Truman to Debate in Ohio Campaign Swing
U S Senator Robert A Taft travels to Columbus Ohio as he challenges President Truman to campaign in the state for 1950. Taft defends the Taft Hartley act and argues the 80th Congress supported labor goals while the List Congress opposed them. He notes his long Ohio political career from state rep to speaker and senator.
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Robert A. Taft
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Snow Fails to Stick as Plains Cold Moves East
Snow spread across the upper plains with cool air but ground remained too warm for accumulation. Helena Montana reported six inches melting to three by midnight while Lamonie Iowa had about four inches with more falling. Forecasters said rain would push eastward and Chicago would feel the cold tomorrow.
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Upper Plains
U.S
Helena
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Iowa
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Weather Bureau
ALP Seeks Wallace Answer Tonight in New York
The American Labor Party plans to hear Henry A. Wallace’s reply tonight to calls from ALP leaders to nominate him as their U.S. Senate candidate for the November election. The ALP backs Vito Marcantonio for mayor and previously supported Wallace’s Progressive Party bid for president.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
American Labor Party
U.S
ALP
Vito Marcantonio
Wallace
Progressive Party
Polio Cases Rise Across Ohio Reaching 1111 This Year
Ohio reports 30 new polio cases over the weekend, lifting the yearly total to 1111. Darke County adds 10 cases for 45 year to date, among the highest in the state by population, far above last year’s counts.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Health Department
Darke County
Restriction Move Seen In Reciprocal Trade Talks
Senator McCarran aligned with Republicans to keep one of the 80th Congress era limits on reciprocal trade deals. He supports adding a peril point to curb concessions and requires presidential notice to Congress when exceeding those limits. The program, core since 1934, lets the president cut U S tariffs in exchange for foreign concessions while sparking controversy.
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Washington
McCarran
D-Nev
Congress
Tariff Commission
U. S
Sportsmen’s League Commends Ohio Wildlife Council
Dayton report says the Sportsmen’s League passed a formal resolution commending the former state conservation commission now the wildlife council. The two day meeting urged sports groups to promote winter feeding and purchase red nesting cover. Bob white was moved from the own bird list to the game list by recent Legislature.
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Dayton
League of Ohio Sportsmen
State Conservation Commission
The
Wildlife Council
Ohio
Bob White
Closing School Opposed By Polio Officials
New York. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urges that polio fears should not delay school openings. Dr Hart E Van Riper, the foundation medical director, says keeping schools closed during an outbreak has not altered case numbers.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hart E. van Riper
Foundation
Italian single engine fliers forced back to island
Two Italian aviators attempting an Atlantic crossing in a single engine plane turned back today and landed safely in the Azores after encountering difficulties.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
Izores
Heuss Leads Contenders In West German Vote
Bonn Germany The first president of the new federal republic goes to the polls today Theodor Heuss leads with backing from CDU FDP and the DP forming a parliamentary majority Heuss solidified support after CDU endorsement and expects coalition backing ahead of the election
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Heuss
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