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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

Page

5

Woman Freed Of Charge of Killing Spouse

War in 2 NEW ALBANY Ind. UP timid widow Goldie Sutton 42 testifies she endured years of abuse from husband Guy 46 including fire razor hot grease shotgun blasts and being shoved from a cliff Her defense argues self defense and after 45 minutes the jury returns not guilty of first degree murder avoiding the death penalty or life imprisonment.

New Albany Ind Goldie Sutton Guy Sutton Convicon

Byrd Expedition Helicopter Loss Trials Yet All Aboard Saved

The Antarctic expedition suffered a helicopter crash on takeoff from the carrier Philippine Sea near Little America but all six or more aboard survived. The event marks the third loss for the expedition following a PBM Mariner fatal crash on December 30 and a wheeled helicopter accident from Pine Island in rough weather. Admiral Cruzen offered few details, noting the peril of recovering bodies and saying families had requested burials.

MT. Olympus Little America Pacific Ocean Philippine Sea Pine Island Admiral Cruzen Cruzen James Ellsworth

Byrd Group Considers Early Departure From Little America

The central group near Little America may have to leave earlier than planned as the aircraft touch distance narrows to about 700 miles from Admiral Byrd aboard the Philippine Sea.

Illinois Court Rules Bible Classes In Schools Are Voluntary

The Illinois sixth district court upheld that outside Bible instruction in public schools is voluntary and does not violate conscience or constitutional guarantees. Mrs. McCollum, opposing the policy, plans a U.S. Supreme Court appeal, asserting religion was promoted in her son James in class settings.

Ill McCollum University of Illinois James Charles H. Thompson Harrisburg Illinois Sixth District Court United States Supreme Court Thompson

Official Notice of Road Chart Between Collese and North Linn

Official notice cites a road chart along Collese Street between Lot 148 and Lot 173 and the intersection with East Street in Linn County. It references the Commissioner and public notice of the road line extending from 141 to East Street. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or parties.

Collese Street Gocena Street Linn County

Fear and Prejudice and a Disorder of Mind in Youth

A brief note decries fear and prejudice shaping a child’s fragile mind. The piece links social bias to mental distress and calls for compassion and understanding to aid troubled youth.

Ruling on Objections by Superintendent in Linn County

The ruling addresses objections to a Seward Rural School petition presented by Harold R. Bare. A review of all papers and merits led to selections described along township and range lines in sections within Benton and Linn counties Iowa. The decision cites sections 19-86-8 and related lines, detailing the geographic scope of the consolidation plan and the responsible county school system.

Aitiaavit Walkers Benton Owa Lowa Ene Harold R. Bare P Seward Iowa Erttoon Cosme Northwesheer Aereal Bagi Walter A. Sh Linn County

Indo-Chinese War Threat Warns UN Role

James D. White discusses the undeclared conflict in French Indo-Chinatown and the prospect the United Nations must confront. French forces threaten Hanoi and Saigon with a siege as Viet Nam guerrilla resistance continues. implications concern decolonization and regional stability.

United Nations Hanoi Saigon

Rough Journey Ends in Hospital After Rooftop Fall

Raymond Bakken climbed his neighbor’s roof in Seattle during a rainy day, slipped into a narrow gap and fell through a window into a neighboring bedroom, sustaining injuries and being admitted to the hospital.

Seattle Raymond Bakken

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