Clergyman Slain as Woman Sought in Case Near Baltimore
Rev. Charles Raymond Vaughn, 54, Ohio minister and Boys-Land founder, was found nude in a Halethorpe tourist cabin with blunt force injuries. Police described a stout woman 45-50, five six, about 185 pounds, with likely false teeth, as the only other clue and broadcast her description to a 17 state system. Vaughn had been registered under the pen name C. Pat McGuire. an associates say his life had threats and he recently exposed charity rackets.
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Baltimore County Police
Charles Raymond Vaughn
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Boy- Land Club
Earl Smith
Baltimore- Washington Boulevard
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C. Pat McGuire
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Vaughn
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Halloween Dance At Middle Street Club With Jitterbug Contest
A dogpatch style Halloween dance for October 31 at the Middle Street Boys' Club is sponsored by the Sylvanett Girls' Club in cooperation with Middle Street Club. A jitterbug contest with prizes for the winning couple will highlight the event. Staff members Clayton McGraw Steve Komilos and Ann Antignani will guide the affair with help from Anita Vi Formica Madaline Petrizzi Norma Bove Joyce Fletcher Jeanne Bowden Carrie Biagiani Mary Mascia Clare Caputi Doris Luciano Steve Sabo Pat Miner John Maiocco Ernie Amaral Dan Piccolello Alan Withstandley Vic Vagliaviello Bill Groholy and Joe Uzarski.
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Sylvanett Girls’ Club
Middle Street Club
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Clayton McGraw
Steve Komilos
Ann Antignani
Anita
Vi Formica
Madaline Petrizzi
Norma Bove
Joyce Fletcher
Jeanne Bowden
Carrie
Townsendites Balk at Eat Less Drive
Townsend National Weekly, organ of the Townsend old age peacone group led by Dr Francis Townsend, declined to back President Truman's conservation program. The editorial said many readers live on under $40 a month and cannot afford less food, urging more age-aid increases and opposing the eat less drive.
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Cleveland
Townsend National Weekly
Francis Townsend
Fpresident
Truman
Jess
Carpenter breaks back while repairing roof in New Britain
On Oct 13 Carl Christenson 59 a carpenter fell from a roof when a ladder twisted during repairs at a two story building in New Britain He was taken to Hartford hospital for treatment after doctors at New Britain General Hospital diagnosed a broken back and arranged transfer.
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Carl Christenson
Hartford Hospital
Christenson
Chrietensen
Edward Dorian
New Britain General Hospital
Hartford
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