Factors Back Of Sheppard Verdict Told
Ohio had a weak case against Dr. Sam Sheppard with no witnesses to the murder weapon or pillow imprint. The jury still found him guilty of second degree murder and a 10 year possible parole, amid defense mistrust of his story and the jury’s perception of his behavior and family testimonies.
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Sam Sheppard
Sam
Princeton
Yale
Steve
Houk
Bay Village
Marilyn
Richard
Tom Weigle
Weigle
Chip
Daily Doubles Answers Across and Down Puzzle List
Answers for across and down clues fill a grid with terms on geology poetry people solar disk profits tenure friendships and more. The list includes names like Bungle believer in and various wordplay hints across the numbered entries.
Notice of Sale of Sewer Bonds Cedar Rapids Iowa
Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed bids for 250000 in sewer bonds dated Feb 1 1955. Bids due Jan 20 1955 at 10 am, city clerk office, then council meeting to award to highest cash bidder. Bonds mature 15000 annually 1956–1965 and 20000 1966–1970, interest paid semiannually with single rate.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Messrs. Chapman and Cutler, Wyers
Chicago
Illinois
State Or National Bank
Maude M. Krebs
Christmas Greetings From Far and Near Fill Our Desk
FACTS By John Reynolds reports receipts of election returns from most precincts and a large stack of Christmas cards and greetings. The message mentions old army friend John Stringfellow from Alaska, another sender from Florida, and the De Marrais family program at 519 Fourteenth Street SE with a hand colored page. From Hopkinton came Harts Herald greetings from Bill Harts of the Hopkinton Leader. Hawkeye superintendent Fred Prusha notes Mildred Seydell of Brussells has offered 10 cash awards for Iowa Poetry Day winners. Treva and Skinny Musgrove of Anamosa sponsor the Coffee club at their Grill cafe.
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John Stringfellow
Alaska
Florida
de Marrais
Fourteenth Street
Hopkinton
Harts’ Herald
Bill Harts
Fred Prusha
Hawkeye
Mildred Seydell
Seydell Quarterly
Brussells
Belgium
Iowa
Treva
Skinny Musgrove
Anamosa
Grill Cafe
Holiday greetings arrive from readers across the state
Jeither sends a totem pole card for Reindeer faces while McGregor pens a letter from the Tom Fukuyamas including Tom a Japanese American pastor with family updates. Merle Burton of Cedar Rapids notes a personal message on the Iron Horse greeting. Reeves Hall in Independence sends a kissable Hall trio card and Mechanicsville adds a best wishes note without signature. A standout comes from Lee Sweeney editor of The Presidio inmate paper at Fort Madison offering a lifetime subscription in appreciation of past kindness.
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McGregor
Tom Fukuyamas
Tom
Betty
David
Mary Alice
Peter
Congregational Church
Merle Burton
Iron Horse For
Cedar Rapids
Burton
Lee Sweeney
Sweeney
Presidio
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
C. Nejedly
Tom Runyon
Percy Lainson
Editor Praises The Presidio and Its Editors
A speaker expresses pride in being chosen for the life subscription and asserts that his writings about The Presidio and its editors have been richly earned and deserved.
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Presidio
The Presidio Praised in United States Penal Press Record
The Presidio is presented as an outstanding example of fine work in the record of the entire U. S. penal press.
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Presidio
U. S
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