Jurist And Wife Vanish In Florida Kidnaping Case
Judge C E Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie disappeared from their Atlantic coast home near Manalapan Florida amid signs of a struggle near the water. A massive search with police, Coast Guard and Air Force followed as authorities sought FBI help and investigated the possible kidnapping or murder.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
C. E. Chillingworth
Atlantic Oceanfront
Coast Guard
Air Force
Leroy Collins
State Patrol
Joseph S. White
Sen. Holland
D-Fla
FBI
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Boynton Beach
Manalapan
Lantana
State Banking Chief Resigns
Banking Commissioner John H. Hoffman told Gov. Marland he will resign by July 2 to enter private business. Hoffman, a Morgantown native, has served since 1917 with reappointments by three governors, and the state awaits a new leader for the department.
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John H. Hoffman
Marland
Hoffman
Morgantown
Meadows
Patteson
Inside Today Amusements and Radio Sports Pages
Today's Gazetteer offers Bob Considine and Inez Robb columns with comics and crossword puzzles. Market reports and obituaries accompany the television and radio pages, plus Want Ads and astrology notes.
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Bob Considine
Inez Robb
the Gazetteer
Astrology Gazette
S.sysesee
Bill to allow sale of government rubber plants in 1955 act
Kilgore introduces Senate Bill 2242 to amend the Rubber Producing Facilities Act of 1953 allowing future sale of government owned synthetic rubber plants. Companion House bill by Rep. Byrd aims for quick hearings and possible passage this session.
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Washington
Harley M. Kilgore
Institute
W. Va
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
House of Representatives
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Sen. Kilgore
Banking Committee
Rep
Byrd
Hoi
D. Pettibone
Rubber Producing Facilities
Two Girls Murdered In Md Park Near Community
Two teenage girls were found murdered in a wooded park near their homes in Myattsville Maryland. A 20 year old suspect with a 1941 Packard sedan was released as police questioned 23 suspects. A six year old girl later reported molested nearby as detectives searched for links.
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Nancy Marie Shomette
P. E. Shomette
Michael Ann
Prince Georges County
John Maloney
Prince Georges
George J. Danogoulis
Danogoulis
Nancy
Ann
Northwest High School
University of Maryland
Washington
Ryan
Prince George
Bladensburg
Senate Backs Tariffs Bill for Three Year Extension
The Senate approved a three year extension of the reciprocal trade program sending the bill to the White House for President Eisenhower to sign. The measure, passed by voice vote, allows the President to cut tariffs in trade treaties with reciprocity and authorizes tariff adjustments to protect U S exporters or national security.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Eisenhowert
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
House
U. S
Tariff Commission
Father’s Day Loot In Charleston Targeted By One Dad
Sunday in The Gazette’s State Magazine section features Lewis Abbot on a Father’s Day tale. A single Charleston dad is set to receive a large share of the proceeds.
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Charleston
Lewis Abbot
The
Gazette
State Magazine
Charleston Mayor denies juvenile delinquency problem
Mayor Copenhaver told Charleston Board of Realtors there is no juvenile delinquency problem in Charleston though Juvenile Court Judge Herbert Richardson warned of a 69 percent rise since 1952. He urged public review of Civic Center plans and invited residents to a 4 pm meeting to inspect preliminary plans.
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Capenhaver
Charleston Board of Realtors
Themayor
Herbert Richardson
Richardson
Gazette
Tno
Charleston
Copenhaver
North Charleston
Kanawha City
Mie
Civic Center
Gazette Phato
Judge Notes Delinquency Rising Fast
Bayard F. Ennis reports a judge and 25 county leaders gathered to address rising juvenile delinquency. The Juvenile Court Judge Herbert W. Richardson’s plan aims to establish a unique countywide effort involving business, civic, religious, and educational sectors in Kanawha County.
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Kanawha County
Herbert W. Richardsons
Judges Open Court to Cameras in WV Trials
Judge Werbert Richardson allowed camera crews to film a trial yesterday in West Virginia. In 1953 Judge Charles A. Duffield granted press photographers the same privilege during the Widen picket trial, with both courts ruling discreet filming did not interfere with court dignity or the progress of the hearing.
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Werbert Richardson
West Virginia
Charles A. Duffield
Mth
Judicial Circuit
Judge Delinquency Court Seeks Public Action
Judge Richardson presided as sessions urged public interest in juvenile crime control. He noted a 69 percent rise since 1952 and handed down varied sentences including two youths to Prunty town Industrial School and multiple probation and suspension outcomes.
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Richardson
Pruntytown
Nurse Rescued After Muddy Downtown Crossing
A white clad nurse struggled through a muddy downtown street and was given a running board ride by courteous workmen who helped her reach safety.
Parenthood without hokum an answer to juvenile delinquency
A Chicago exploration on how parents struggle with discipline in a modern world. Parents quote judges and teachers about punishment and guilt, noting how over gentleness and over harshness both backfire. Child psychology now reexamines punishment, warning against both extreme punishers and overly timid caregivers.
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Lemay
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Car
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Grover C. Barnette
E. T. DuMetz
Howard Cochran
the Gazette
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Judge Fetlowsz
City Scene
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Cleveland
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Jeau
Chicago
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