Missing Harrisville boys drift from river in stolen flatboat
Dalton Baker and Perry Heasley, both 11, of Harrisville, disappeared after their borrowed flatboat drifted onto a rock by the Allegheny River. Authorities believe the youths may be trekking toward the Gulf of Mexico on dry land, after witnesses saw them near Water Works.
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Harrisville
Allegheny River
Dalton Baker
Perry Heasley
Offcals
Gulf of Mexico
Water Works
Building industry sales tax debate surfaces
Otto F. Messner said the revenue department will decide if retail sales of building materials fall under the new one per cent sales tax. A meeting with contractors and manufacturers explored whether items used in home construction fall under the tax, though homes themselves are exempt from the levy.
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Hariussunce
Slave Revenue Department
Commonwealth
Otto F. Messner
Revenue
Revenue Department
Messner
Boxer Is Held On Morals Charge In Chicago
Police seized heavyweight boxer Bob Satterfield 29 at his South Side home and charged him with running two houses of prostitution. Two women, Effie May Cooper 22 and Jean Thompson 24, were arrested for soliciting after a tip led officers to the residence. Detectives paid $875 in marked money to Cooper to gain entry and arrest others as the women allegedly performed indecent acts and procured materials for the operation.
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Chicago
Bob Satterfield
South Side
Satterfield
Russell Burton
Jack
Harry Iwicki
Effie May Cooper
Jean Thompson
Reds release 70 more American prisoners in exchange row
Washington debate grows as Sen Potter calls for Senate inquiry into a new batch of released American POWs. Reports from U S officers claim the Reds sentenced officers for instigating against peace and Pekings radio downplays the illnesses of the prisoners. Maj Gen Choi Suk faults the returned South Koreans as sicker than those in prior exchanges. The Reds offer no further comment.
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REDS
Washington
Sen. Potter
Mich
Senate
U. S
Red Peiping
Panmunjom
Choi Suk
First Americans Freed in Second Day Exchange
Lt Col Thomas D Harrison is among the first Americans freed on day two of the prisoner exchange. The Clovis New Mexico pilot is a second cousin of Lt Gen William Harrison who helped negotiate the armistice. Allies turn over 2 780 Reds for 70 Americans 260 South Koreans 25 British 26 Turks and 12 others. Reds offered no explanation for returning only 392 captives short of the promised 400.
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Thomas D. Harrison
U. S
Clovis
N. M
William K. Harrison
Reds
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