Great advancement in crime detection polygraph debut
City police introduce Lie detector expert Sgt. Delbert Stover after six months study at John E. Reid and Associates Chicago. The press demo shows a lie detected when the subject recalls the card eight from a stack. Stover tested 971 suspects in Chicago and plans to seek bids for polygraph services in the city.
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Delbert
Smoky) Stover
Stover
Detective Bureau
John E. Reid and Associates Laboratories
Chicago
Copenhaver
Dallas Bias
Reid
Ioan
John E. Reid
Chicago Police Department
Chicago Institute
Peet
Southern
Police Institute
Louisville
Reid Laboratories
Three Marines Missing After Air and Sea Search Off Japan
Scores of planes and ships comb the waters south of Tokyo for Marines Bell Montague and McAneny after their twin-jet Sky Knight crash and a drifting raft sighting. Radio signals indicated the raft crew may have seen a destroyer as aviation units pressed the search.
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Tokyo
Navy
David Winton Bell
Minnesota
H. P. Montague Jr
Marine 1St lLt
Alan Murdock McAneny
Glen Woods Gardens
Yonkers
N.Y
Bell
Montague
McAneny
Oshima Island
Navy Marine
Air Force
Air
Pinball Player Slashed Palm Needs 22 Stitches
Danny Lee Chandler 17 of Station 8 injured his right hand when his rage caused his hand to go through the glass at a pinball machine. He received 22 stitches at St. Francis Hospital and was released.
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Danny Lee Chandler
Danny
Station 8
St. Francis Hospital
Charleston department store heir's family hurt in Kansas crash
In Goodland Kansas a Charleston West Virginia department store executive's family suffered serious injuries after a head on collision on U S 24. Edward Bostwick 49 and Mildred 35 and their daughters Frances 13 Barbara 11 were rushed to Goodland hospital in critical condition. The Bostwicks are shares a Charleston couple en route to California. A Goodland farmer William Darnauer 61 died in the wreck. Kansas patrolmen suspect a tire blowout caused the Bostwick car to cross into the oncoming lane. Relatives in Charleston were en route to Kansas to learn of the condition.
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Goodland
Kans
Charleston
W. Va
U. S. 24
Here
William M. Darnauer
Edward J. Bostwick
Mildred
Bostwick
A. W. Cox
West Virginia
Cox
Kaneas
Idriten
Bost
Chicago
Mr. Bostwick
Steel plants prep for shutdown as wage talks stall
Pittsburgh June 28 United States Steel Corp president Clifford Hood warned of a potentially damaging strike as wage talks with the CIO United Steelworkers failed to break the deadlock. Hood said preparations for a walkout begin at midnight Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
Clifford S. Hood
U. S. Steel Corp
Hood
CIO
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
United Steelworkers of America
I0od
Jones & Laughlin
Inland Steel
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Big Steel
Boy Who Picked Fight Dies After Scrap
ROSELLE New Jersey June 28 A boy who challenged another youngster to a fight died after a 15 minute battle. William E M Painter aged 15 died last night after returning home cut and bruised An autopsy by Dr William J H Harre found death due to a cerebral hemorrhage from the fight The other boy in the scuffle was not identified and police said no charges would be filed
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Roselle
N. J
William E. M. Painter
Union County
William JH. Harre
Blast fires claim three at Springfield store
Flames from a firework explosion engulfed a Springfield store killing three customers. Bodies of a woman and two girls were found in a restroom. identified as Mrs. C. A. Click of Miller, Mo., and Mary Edith Williams, 11, with Linda Williams, 7.
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Springfield
C. A. Click
Miller, Mo
Mary Edith Williams
Linda Williams
Tycoons Like West Virginia As Plant Site
Three dozen major industrialists gathered at the Harvard Club in New York for a luncheon on West Virginia’s industrial prospects. The visitors showed moderate to keen interest in diversifying the state economy and asked questions, but did not offer immediate factory commitments. Marland and Arthur D. Little Inc representatives outlined the study of West Virginia's industrial advantages.
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Thomas F. Stafford
the Gazette
New York
America
Harvard Club
West Virgsinia
Iland
West Virginia
Marland
Arthur D. Little Inc
Cambridge, Mass
West Virginia eyed for new plant sites by firms
Telephoto on Page 3 reports leaders in the metal working industry praising the state's resources and location. Marland notes the interest after a luncheon as two New York area companies seek sites, with West Virginia under consideration and names withheld to avoid issues at current locations. Arthur D. Little officials and the Industrial and Publicity Commission discuss potential sites.
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Vantages
Marland
New York
West Virginia
Arthur D. Little
West Virginia Industrial and Publicity Commissions
Death Penalty Sought in Hautem Murder Trial
Tucson real estate salesman Frank A Hautem faces a murder trial with prosecutors seeking the death penalty. Jurors were excused over opposition to capital punishment, while Hautem 44 and his wife Josephine 44 were residents of Arizona after moving from Charleston West Virginia. The body was found beside a highway south of Tucson on December 19 after Hautem claimed memory gaps from an auto crash.
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Tucson
Ariz
Frank A. Hautem
Raul Castro
Hautem
Josephine
Jo Ann Hautem Frazier
Charleston
W. Va
Arizona
Crime is where you find it innocent doorway to sin
An article by Richard A Reinhart describes Charleston gambling venues and social clubs in the Triangle District. It contrasts harmless looking front entrances with serious gambling operations behind doors, including clubs with a house dealer and large pots. Page 2 continuation hinted.
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Richard A. Reinhart
No Gazette
Charleston
Triangle
Panel Backs Major Overhaul of GI Survivor Payments
A special House Committee unanimously approved a sweeping bill to overhaul government payments to GI survivors after nine months of study. The plan would consolidate systems, remove $10,000 life insurance, extend social security to all servicemen, and reshuffle VA compensation for about 600,000 widows, children and dependent parents.
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Washington
House
Hardy
D‘va
Senate
Pentagon
Veterans Administration
Help A Boy Grow Up Coonskin Park Fund Drive
Donation appeal encouraging varied gifts to send a child to Coonskin Park for a day out. Contributions welcomed by mail to Operation Coonskin- Youth c/o The Gazette or to R. J. Gorman 1213 Elmwood Ave Charleston.
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Coonskin Park
Operation
Coonskin
The
Gazette
R. J. Gorman
Elmwood Ave
Charleston
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Jess Workman
Workman
James A. Hill
the Gazelle
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Bob Considine
Eeennee
Alvarez
Saege
Ceaeeees
the Gazetteer Ra
U. S
Japan
Charles Bell
Kansas
Frances Bostwick
Mrs
Mildred Bostwick
Barbara Bostwick
Edward .J,. Bostwick
Congress
Charlestonian
Nogales
City Scene
Kanawha
Elizabeth and Lee Sts
Sin
Mem
EB. PP
Ratleston
Il AL
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