Ex-patient in Sheppard case to take lie test
Cleveland dispatch reports Phillip A. Schilling a former patient of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard demanded a lie detector test to prove no link to the slaying of Marilyn Sheppard. Police say they are convinced of his innocence, though a test will be given Monday.
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CLEVELAND
Samuel H. Sheppard
David E. Kerr
Phillip A. Schilling
Kerr
Schilling
Bay Village
Detroit
Sheppard
city
west side
Marilyn Sheppard
Marine City
Mich
Stephen Sheppard
Marilyn
Nail Polish Remover Blamed for Milford Fire
A nail polish remover spill near a gas space heater sparked a two alarm fire at Dorothy's Beauty Salon on River Street Milford. The blaze caused over 40000 dollars in building damage, injured the salon manager Olga Carlson and caused smoke damage to seven offices and four shops. Firefighters from multiple companies contained the blaze within about an hour.
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MILFORD
River street
Milford center
Dorothy's
Olga Carlson
Milford hospital
Louis Sigovitch
Engine Company 2
Arthur Weiss
Central Headquarters
Miss Carlson
Milford Point road
New Haven Woman Killed by Auto Near Husband's Shop
A New Haven woman, Pauline Zemleduck, 68, was struck by a car as she crossed near her husband’s shoe repair shop. She died at Grace New Haven Community Hospital about an hour after admission. The driver was Frances P. Cosenza, 44, of West Haven.
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NEW HAVEN
avis
Pauline Zemleduck
Grace New Haven Community Hospital
Fifth Suspect Arrested in Bethel Arson Case
Bethel police report arrest of Benjamin Bowdy 18 on arson charges connected to a June 1953 barn fire on property owned by Policeman Eugene Brennan. Also held are William Sutton 36, of Reservoir Street, a former restaurant operator Kenneth Fairchild 18 of Danbury and two 17 year olds. Sutton is noted as a $56 000 Irish sweep stakes winner last year. Names of the teenagers are not provided.
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BETHEL
Benjamin Bowdy
Eugene Brennan
William Sutton
Reservoir street
Kenneth Fairchild
Danbury
Sutton
Brennan
World War II Hero Ends in Tragedy After Killing Wife
In St Petersburg Florida Lt Col John Samuel Arnold a 56 year old World War II hero killed his wife Mary Ellen 54 and mother in law Annie E Nulls 84 before shooting himself. Neighbors were alerted by a barking dog Cracker at the Arnold home. The sequence saw Arnold shoot the mother in law first then pursue his wife into a bathroom before a self inflected gunshot. Authorities ruled it a double murder and suicide with no inquest.
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ST. PETERSBURG
Fla
Edward P. Silk
John Samuel Arnold
Mary Ellen
Annie E. Nulls
Silk
Cracker
Arnold
Nine more arrested in bond robbery case
In Tampa on November 20 AP reports four men and a woman held on charges of transporting stolen bonds in interstate commerce. About $38,000 in bonds were found with them, part of a larger $250,000 robbery in Southington, Connecticut. Bonds stolen from Dr Reubin Thalberg’s home and from Mrs Amelia Couto’s home are involved. suspects include Patsy Manganelli and Rose Libonati, with bonds and jewelry valued up to $300,000.
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TAMPA
Fla
Frank J. Muscarella
U.S
Southington
Conn
Madeira Beach
St. Petersburg
Paul Pinkerton
Herbert Bertram Grossman
White Plains
N. Y
Patsy Manganelli
F . Kaplan
Brooklyn
Irving Rathbaun
the
Bronx
Rose Leo Libonati
Muscaralla
Manganelli
Pinkerton
Orlando
E. J. Powers
Miami
FBI
Reubin E. Thalberg
Powers
Mies Libonati
Mre
Amelia Couto
Gantral Pale
BR. 1
West rejects Molotov move to delay German rearmament talks
French Premier Mendes-France and Secretary Dulles dismissed Molotov's suggestion to delay ratification of WEU treaties. They called for early ratification by all and criticized Moscow's propaganda aim. They pledged to pursue adequately prepared negotiations in good faith and informally rejected the proposal.
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WASHINGTON
Mendes-France
Dulles
Molotov
Alles
Russia
Moscow
foreign office
Western European Union
WEU
Auto Injuries Fatal To Theodore Marolis
Theodore Marolis aged 65 of 206 Prospect street died at St Vincent's hospital from injuries after being struck by a car in the South End during a rainfall. Patrolman Edward Casey reported he was walking with a cane when hit near Lafayette and Prospect streets. Richard Hurley, 22, of 1479 Fairfield avenue, was arrested on a charge of operating to cause loss of life and freed after posting a $1,000 bond. Hospital attendants said he suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries.
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Theodore Marolis
Prospect street
St. Vincent's hospital
Edward Casey
Marols
Lafayette and
Prospect streets
Richard Hurley
Fairfield avenue
Marolie
Woman Psychiatrist Slain at Chester Car Crash Scene
Dr. Eleanor Marjorie Langton a 52 year old Philadelphia psychiatrist who interned at St. Vincent's hospital in Bridgeport was found murdered in her car on a Chester residential street. Detectives said robbery could be a motive after her handbag and about $30 were missing. The autopsy cited severe pelvic trauma and no sexual assault.
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Eleanor M. Langton
Chester
Eleanor Marjorie Langton
Philadelphia
St. Vincent’s hospital
Bridgeport
Aarold Bryan
Vincent M. Diodati
professional services division
the
Veterans Administration
You Stand to Lose If Community Chest Campaign Fails
A plea urges readers to support the Community Chest at 211 State Street to prevent reduced local services. It emphasizes no door knocking or solicitors and frames timely small donations as the sole action for individuals and families to sustain the Red Feather program.
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Community Chest
State street
Fairfield County GOP Aims for Stronger Voice in State
Fairfield County Republican leader William H. Brennan announced he will push for greater influence in state party affairs. Reelected to his seventh term as county chairman, Brennan said the organization is more united after the November election and will demand fair consideration. He criticized statewide candidate selection by individual basis and urged policy changes grounded in principles rather than personalities.
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William H. Brennan
Fairfield county
GOP
Republican Organization
Norwalk
Brennan
Plane crashes kill nine in Virginia in foggy night
(AP) Two aircraft wrecks in Virginia claim nine lives. A twin engine plane crashed on a wooded slope near Skyland Drive in Waynesboro killing five. About an hour later a single engine plane went down near Halifax in Southside Virginia killing four.
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WAYNESBORO
Blue Ridge Mountains
Skyland Drive
Halifax
Southside
Virginia
Boast to Girl in Bar Costs Airman His Life in B-25 Crash
Air Force rescue crews searched shallow waters near Biloxi Mississippi for the body of an airman killed when a B-25 solo unauthorized flight ended in a crash into the Gulf of Mexico. A flight engineer, who boasted he could fly the bomber, was identified as missing. authorities said the plane took off without clearance and likely carried one crew member.
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BILOXI
Miss
Air Force
Keesler Air Force base
gof
Keesler
Gulf of Mexico
Siggtee
Mediators Seek to Reopen Talks in Underwood Strike
State and federal mediators sent telegrams to Underwood corporation and union leaders to restart negotiations in the three week strike. A meeting is tentatively set for tomorrow afternoon at City Hall with Philip J. Koons and Frank Ballou leading the effort under the State Mediation and Arbitration board and Federal Mediation Service supervision.
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Underwood
Underwood corporation
City hall
Philip J. Koons
State Mediation and Arbitration board
aard
John J. Egan
Joseph F. Donnelly
State Mediation board
Frank Ballou
Federal Mediation service
Koons
Ballou
Deserter Air Force Major Confesses Slaying Police
Maj. James A. Call, an Air Force major turned deserter, signed a written confession admitting he shot and killed a Lake Placid policeman last August. He fled into the Adirondack wilderness, triggering a 104 day manhunt before his capture in Saranac Lake. He was charged with first degree murder and arraigned in Lake Placid, waived examination, remanded to jail, and identified by three village police as the shooter.
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SARANAC LAKE
N. Y
James A. Call
Air Force
Lake Placid
Adirondack mountain
Harold Muller
state police
Hawthorne
New York City
Muller
Call
Clarence Eccleston
Essex County
Fiizabethtown
Reno
Nev
Lake Placid Village
Frauwirth denounces dump probe as waste and farce
City Prosecutor Max Frauwirth criticized the State Health department report on the Wordin avenue dump as a whitewash and said the probe was funded by tax dollars. He claimed the investigation relied entirely on information supplied by Mayor McLevy’s committee and termed the effort a feeble attempt to correct the situation.
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ROBERT L. SAWYER
Max Frauwirth
Wordin avenue
State Health department
LeRoy W. Van Kleeck
Atheistic Materialism Warned by US Catholic Bishops
United States Catholic bishops warned that atheistic materialism threatens the nation urging a revival of Christian faith to resist internal decline and external tyranny. The bishops asserted materialism endangers culture and freedom, citing Poland and China as warnings and calling for strong, clear faith to endure.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Poland
China
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