Young Mother Faces Testimony Travel For Murder Case
An 18 year old shy blonde, Mrs Jo Ann Hautem Frazier of 1220 Woodland Dr, may have to travel 2 500 miles to testify against her father Frank A Hautem 48 in the murder case of her mother Josephine 44 in Tucson Arizona The state sought a court order under a uniform witness attendance pact to compel her presence on June 28 for the trial Circuit Judge Frank Taylor heard the matter yesterday and the girl declined to go The hearing focused on whether Arizona needed her in court to support the charges against Hautem.
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Don Seagle
the Gazette
Jo Ann Hautem Frazier
Woodland
Frazier
Frank A. Hautem
Tucson
Arizon
Josephine
Frank Taylor
State of
Arizona
Taylor
W. W. Graham
Charleston Fire Department
Angus Peyton
Evidence at Arizona trial signals witness hardship
A courtroom exchange centers on a young mother's ability to testify in a high profile case. Judge Taylor questions her availability and requests state funding for travel and daily support, noting the hardship of attending without adequate funds.
Peron Assumes Army Control In Argentina
President Juan D. Peron places the army in full command over Argentina amid revolt in Buenos Aires. Security forces including federal police and border guards are under military control. A government communique allows church services but bans gatherings and protests.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Radio Farroupilha
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Franklin Lucero
J Navy
Peron
Lucere
Humberto Sosa Molino
Juan Ignacio San Martin
Jose Domingo Molina
Miguel Gandoa
Federal Police
Tomas Vergara Ruzo
Engineers
Ruzo
Santiago
Luis Cardinal Copel-lo
Humphrey to Speak Before Democrats at West Virginia Dinner
Hubert H. Humphrey will headline Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Charleston on June 30 at the Daniel Boone Hotel. W. M. Woodree says the fund-raiser starts at 6:30 p.m. with Arthur B. Koontz as toastmaster and a large West Virginia delegation expected.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
United States Senate
West Virginia
Charleston
W. M. Woodree
Daniel Boone Hotel
Arthur B. Koontz
Congress
State Board of Public Works
Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Hoover Commission
Westmoreland Plans New Hampton No 3 Coal Mine
Westmoreland Coal Co 101 years old moves toward a July 15 start on Hampton No 3 a seven foot seam mine on a 10288 acre Boone County and Logan County tract nine miles east of Clothier output to be cleaned at Hampton No 2 plant. The $1.5 million project includes a brick office and guest facilities to support a permanent operation as hillside drift and strip mining already run on the site.
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Boone County
Westmoreland Coal Co
Gazette
Logan
Clothier
Westmoreland Holdings
Wampton No. 3
Westmoreland
Bil
Hampton No. 2
Hillside
New Hampton No. 3
Coal Production Climbing in West Virginia Fields
West Virginia coal output continues to rise, with the State Department of Mines reporting higher production in early 1955. Despite fewer workers, new machinery especially continuous miners is boosting surface output, while mine employment declines since 1948. The first quarter of 1955 shows a nine million ton rise over the year before.
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West Virginia
State Department of Mines
Department
Page & Col
Molotov Trains to San Francisco for U.N. Anniversary Meet
Russian Foreign Minister V M Molotov arrived at Oakland on a two day U N anniversary gathering in San Francisco after a four day cross country trip. He kept plans secret ahead of Monday conference with Big Four ministers while Eisenhower prepares the keynote address. Molotov arrived with 55 Russians in four private cars and was escorted by guards and officials.
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San Francisco
INS
V. M. Molotov
United States
United Na‘thongs
Kremlin
Oakland
Bay
Marnilag
Colorado
Wyoming
Molotov
U. N
Eisenhower
Pirates Consider Charleston Franchise Purchase This Summer
The Pittsburgh Pirates weigh buying the Charleston Senators and keeping them in Charleston as a Triple A farm club. Senator president Danny Menendez announced the team is for sale to raise capital, with Pirates officials recently signaling strong interest and a favorable report from Joe Brown.
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Pittsburgh
Senators
Menendez
A. L. Hardman
the Gazette
The
Daily Gazette Co
Charleston Senators
Gazette
Pittsburgh Pirates
Charleston
Danny Menendez
Joe l .Brown
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Pirates
John W. Galbread
Hollywood Club
Waco
Big State
Brunswick Club
Judge Bids Saxophonist Silence in Court
London June 16. In a civil suit three musicians appeared in court. A British judge quipped to one saxophonist that he thought the saxophone was excluded from music and wondered if it merely makes a noise like a cow.
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London
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Jonas Salk
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University of Michigan
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