Alcowol Case Highlights Lee Defense at Ware Trial
Testimony in the Mayfield court case centers on Dorothy Ware and Lee. Dr. R M Weidler testified Ware was a confirmed alcoholic and alcohol in her system may have contributed to her death. Indictment states Ware and Lee drank heavily in James Town just before the incident.
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Dorothy Ware
Faillé Court House
Lestiud
R. M. Weidler
Frewshure
Mrs Mary Niedomys Dies After Long Ill Health
Mrs Mary Niedomys, 51, wife of Joseph Niedomys, died Tuesday afternoon at Corry Hospital after a long illness. She resided in Colza area with the family. Survived by husband, son Joseph Jr., and daughter Mrs John McKeta. Body to Colza chapel for visitation, services Friday at 2 in St Elizabeth's Church, then placed in St Thomas crypt.
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Joseph Nedomys
Corry Hospital
Colza
St. Elizabeth's Church
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Dwellings Damaged by Dynamite Blast in Mine Area
Minersville Pennsylvania April 2 a dynamite blast damaged seven dwellings near a sawmill including a converted schoolhouse home of a triple amputee veteran. One man died when a shanty was blown apart. four cases of dynamite were reportedly stored for sale to independent miners. Amputee veteran Charles Lapinsky said he narrowly avoided injury by staying in his wheelchair. The blast blew out windows and doors and caused total losses near five thousand dollars.
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Minersville
Mari Drazienovich
Pennsylvania
Francis Melley
Drazekovich
Charles Lapinsky
Ltchen
Jacob Wehlg
Local Court Goes To Jury In High Profile Beating Case
Under-Sheriff Moynihan testified to a signed statement by Lee detailing how he beat the woman until she was unconscious. Evidence suggests the state will close its case this afternoon with the defense to argue the death was caused by aloanel rather than the beating. Courthouse officials in Mayville say the jury could be seated possibly tomorrow.
Mined tieup and Truman successor fight unfolds
Consul trum Page ONE to the Public Health Service, but Krug's choice of successor Dr James Boyd drew sharp criticism from Lewis before the Senate public lands committee. LaWin urged Boyd is unqualified due to lack of ruling experience. White House said Truman asked Sayers to remain as director of the mines future until relieved. If Boyd is not confirmed, or the White House withdraws, Sayers may stay in place. The interior secretary continued work on his report for the Senate subcommittee investigating the Centralia blast. Lewis will present his views to the House labor sub-committee tomorrow. Schwabe said Lewis aims to share his version of the truth and push back on Krug amid safety code violations cited in federal findings.
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Lewis
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Boyd
Yar Rulling
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Gentralis
House Labor
German Miners Set to Strike Across Ruhr Region
About 300 000 German miners planned a Ruhr wide strike to back union leaders in a vote. In Bochum a partial walkout accompanied a general protest, with demonstrations reported in Neuss Wesel and planned in Cologne and Muenchen Gladbach, though some protests did not materialize as expected.
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Neuss
Wesel
Cologne
Muenchen- Gladbach
Sun W Welts The Nul The 4 Eache Pre
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and events. Readable parts mention a sun symbol and a list of four items, but concrete actions, people, or places are not identifiable. The record remains a damaged, minimal item with no verifiable details.
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