O Neill of Playwright Fame Dies in Boston Hotel Suite
Renowned American dramatist Eugene O Neill died at 65 after seven years of illness. He had Parkinson like symptoms and bronchial pneumonia as the cause. He left a secret unpublished play kept vault bound until 1978. He won the Nobel Prize in 1936 and earned three drama prizes for Beyond the Horizon Anna Christie and Strange Interlude. He was survived by his third wife Carlotta Monterey and a nurse.
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Boston
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Back Bay
Richard L. Ohler
Carlotta Monterey
New York
California
Massachusetts
Marblehead
Anna Castatis
Six Sioux City men indicted in liquor protection scheme
Six Sioux City men including Mark Sabel and Earl Knowles face trial after pleading innocent to conspiring in a liquor protection racket. The bill of particulars charges Harry Elsberg with collecting 2000 dollars monthly from tavern operators to pay Sabel to shield raids. Additional motions seek bill of particulars demurrer and case dismissal. Hearing set for Monday as officials resist gratuities and possible resignations loom.
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Sioux City
L. B. Forsling
Mark Sabel
Earl Knowles
Howard Mills
Jackie Meloy
Danny Baker
George Henderson
Harry Elsberg
Sabel
Forsling
Nicholas P. O’milliauk
Sabe
Duncan Parking Meter Corporation
Hyman B. Zelen
Lincoln, Neb
Duncan
Duncan Meters
O'Milliauk
Clem Evans
Age Fletcher
Evans
Fletcher
O’milliauk
Weekend Slight Warmup With Possible Showers
A forecast calls for a little warmer tonight with a chance of brief showers. Lows around 27 to 30 degrees. Sunday will be cloudy with highs near 32 to 36 degrees.
Dr. Charles Menninger 91 Dies Famed Psychiatry Leader
Dr. Charles Frederick Menninger senior founder of the Menninger Foundation died at 91 after a long illness. He organized the Menninger Clinic with sons Karl and William, while son Edwin pursued journalism. The foundation grew to about 400 staff and expanded research in psychiatry in Topeka Kansas.
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Topeka
Charles Frederick Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Menninger
Menninger Clinic
Karl
William L. Menninger
Edwin
Stuart
Fla
Charles Menninger
The
Mayo
Henninger Clinic
Menninger Oceen
Neae
Ae Psychia Ng Sonie
Chiatric
Public challenged over benefits in social security hearing
In a Washington hearing, Prober and lawmakers clashed as Arthur J. Altmeyer defended the social security program. Curtis pressed that many were misled about benefits while noting the 1960s era payroll tax contributions and potential new legislation by the next Congress.
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Washington
Curtis
R-Neb
Cral Security
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Altmeyer
Les
Mill Fire Loss Put at One Million Dollars
A fire at the Dannon plant in St Joseph Missouri on Friday night caused an estimated loss of one million dollars. Investigators believe an overheated conveyor belt started the blaze.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Dannon
Hunters told to identify targets carefully in Indiana
Note from Indiana conservation officials urged hunters to avoid misidentifying game after warning that a deer can resemble other animals and mistakes can occur during hunting season. Officials stressed caution and proper species recognition to prevent accidental shootings.
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Indianapolis
End of Ireland’s famed 15 year strike at Jim Downey’s Pub
In Dun Laoghaire Ireland the long running strike at Jim Downey’s Pub ended as Neville the new owner and the National Union of Vintners Grocers and Allied Trades Assistants reached a settlement. The pickets attended inside the pub for the final celebration.
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Jim Downey
Dun Laoghaire
Ireland
Upper Georges Street
Dublin
Downey
Ey — Wasween Neville
National Union of Vintners, Grocers and Allied Trades Assistants
Old Jim
Neville
Tragic stillbirth follows long hidden romance tale
In Orange Texas Betty Mc Cuddy and Tom Buntin, later Mr and Mrs Thomas Palmer, faced tragedy as their 22 year love story ended with the stillbirth of their grandchild. Elizabeth Palmer, wife of Marine Cpl William Burton in Korea, was in labor amid publicity and public attention.
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Orange
Texas
Betty McCuddy
Tom Buntin
Tom
Betty
Thomas D. Palmer
Nashville
Tenn
Russellville
Elizabeth
Angers
Palmer
William Burton
Korea
Palmers
Charles Benesh Swears In As Cedar Rapids Municipal Judge
Charles L. Benesh took the oath Saturday as one of Cedar Rapids new municipal court’s first two judges. The court will not officially open until about January, with James E. Patterson awaiting a filing deadline. Judge William Matias administered the oath, and Benesh filed the oath in writing. City officials must appoint a clerk of court and bailiff before operations begin. salaries and business are withheld until then.
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Coder Mavids News
Justice of the Peace
Charles L. Benesh
Cedar Rapids
Benesh
James E. Patterson
Patterson
Mig Deliverer From Korea Receives $100,000 Prize
Lt No Keun Sok, who delivered a Russian built Mig jet to the allies, collects a $100,000 bounty on Okinawa. He plans to study engineering in the United States. Part of the prize funds his mother in South Korea, with the rest placed in a trust while he studies. The aircraft is held on Okinawa for return to the Communist air force controllers. Some claimants remain.
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Tokyo
No Keun Sok
Korea
US Air Force
Okinawa
Sopa
South Korea
China
Russia
Hunting Trip Turns Eventful in Fog and Cliff Edge
Robert Milheim, 25, of Wood Ridge New Jersey, on a bear hunt near Blossburg Pennsylvania, became separated from companions in dense fog and wandered to a cliff edge where his trousers caught fire. He was found by friends moments before stepping into danger.
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Blossburg
Robert Milheim
Wood Ridge
N. J
Engravers Strike Shuts Six NYC Newspapers
AFL International Photo Engravers walkout halts six New York papers including the Times Daily News Daily Mirror Journal American and World Telegram Newsboys and other unions refuse to cross lines affecting afternoon papers Herald Tribune spared due to private contract About 400 protesters gathered at the Times as the strike cut print runs and forced sharing of stories among remaining papers pay demands include a 15 weekly raise with a 37 million package offered and negotiations collapse over arbitration in New York City
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New York City
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Herald Tribune
AFL International Photo-Engravers Union
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
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Sun and Post
Journal-American
the Times
Seab
William Mapel
Newspaper Publishers Association of
San Francisco
Mapel
Times Square
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Philip Kearney Saves After Leap From Cedar Rapids Bridge
Philip J. Kearney of 806 Eighth Street SE was rescued from the Cedar River near the First Avenue bridge and taken to St. Luke’s hospital in good condition. Police say he jumped. a life preserver tossed by a bystander helped him hold on until rescuers arrived.
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Cedar Repite News
Philip J. Kearney
Eighth Street SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar River
First Avenue
Kearney
John Hlavacek
Hlavacek
Don Spicher
Pag A
Clint Farrington
Neyis Yed
Mercy Hospital
Ition
Cedar Rapids
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