DA Presents 4 Witnesses In Erie Murder Trial
District Attorney Herbert Johnson Jr. seeks the death penalty for 27 year old Isaac Johnson Jr. of Zanesville charged with the murder of Frank Williams at the Pope Hotel on October. Four witnesses testified detailing the shooting sequence from the hotel room to the bar and eyewitness account by bartender Ernest Wright Jr. including the weapon discharge and Johnson's alleged role.
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Herbert Johinson Jr
Zanesville
Frank Williams
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Elderly man jailed over false marriage to 12 year old girl
In Rolla a 67 year old man was sentenced in Magistrate's Court for conspiring a fake marriage that listed Patsy Ellwood as a 12 year old. The case involves Patsy, her parents Thomas and Pansy Ellwood, and others associated with the licensure. The man admitted the marriage was fraudulent and stated Patsy was a minor.
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Euling
Thormas Ellwood
Bele
Patsy
Harms
Elloood
Missionaries Westleys to Speak at Local Church
Rev Eugene Westley and his wife Mrs. Westley on furlough from Nigeria will preach Sunday morning and evening at the Corry church. They and their two children, Terry James and Kathleen June, arrived in New York January 18 and will reside in Corry for the coming year. The morning service will be broadcast from the church sanctuary. a reception follows the Sunday evening service with Women’s Society of World Service involvement.
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Elier Westley
George Martin
Louisville
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Nigeria
West Africa
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Titusville
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Indiana Contract College
Indianapolis
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Millport
Buffalo Bible Institute
Buffalo
Arnot Ogden Memorial Hospital School of
University of Dayton
Rey
Africa
H. Ray Harris
Friends Rally To Aid Of Homeless Six
A fire at 6 a.m. yesterday left the Fiero family homeless. Ralph Fiero, an amputee, and the children Janet 12 Gerid 10 Clarence 6 and Charles 2 fled to safety and were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital for smoke inhalation. Red Cross and local merchants provided clothes but bedding furniture and dishes are still needed as friends organize a room and home for the family.
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Gerid
Clarence
Charles
Jontet
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fiere
Fiora
Edith Linger Brie
Red Cross
Final Rites Held For Floyd Gifford
Final rites for Floyd Gifford were held yesterday at the Antkin Farmers Home with Row Parl Docherty officiating. Attending from away were Mrs Dente Gifford, Eleanor Vondard, Mrs Katheyn Newark, and Frank Schober. Also present were Mr and Mrs Guy Gilford of Tidioute, Mr and Mrs Pred Huttberg of Youngsville, Mr Salhoft of Sugar Grove, and Mrs Tw Blast, Erle J.
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Tidioute
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Youngsville
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Sugar Grove
Tw Blast
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Lyndon Johnson’s timing boosts path to 1964 bid
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes Lyndon Johnson’s deft timing as he leads a Senate probe into defense and space, signals a new joint committee, and unveils a 10 point anti recession program. Johnson’s moves follow Eisenhower’s reassurance and keep him in national spotlight.
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Nation Gripped by Cold Across Regions
The nation remained in a deep cold spell with fresh snow in the Rockies Plains and Northeast. Tallahassee set a record with three inches of snow as Florida felt unseasonable cold and temperatures plummeted to near freezing in many areas while Montana and parts of New England reported subzero readings.
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Tallahassee
Miami
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Students Advised To Improve Study Habits
Ohio educator Dr. Loren S. Hadley of Kent State University warns in School and Society that many top high school students struggle in college due to poor study habits. He cites that about 96 percent of entering freshmen lack adequate study skills, with students unused to large college workloads and no supervised study halls. He notes reading speeds and comprehension often fall short, and while organized courses exist, there are no shortcuts to building effective study habits through practice.
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Loren S. Hadley
Kent State University
Hadley
Extortion note prompts police search in Detroit apartments
An amateur extortionist taped two notes to doors in a Detroit apartment building demanding $50 and $20 with threats to reveal infidelity. Police said one tenant is an unmarried woman and the other a bachelor, with basic research evidently lacking.
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Detroit
Marye
Iraq and Jordan Drift Over Arab Federation Bid
Reporting on the Arab federation proposal, Jordanian officials said King Send had decided not to join. Pressure from Palestinian Arabs in Jordan, over 18 percent of the federation’s population, could force Iraq out. Palestinians align with the Egyptian Syrian bloc against the Baghdad Pact, which would remain in force only for the country that signed it. Mob pressure from Palestine Arabs kept Jordan from joining.
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Jordan
Iraq
Firemen aid birds trapped in frozen bus wreckage
Oklahoma State University firefighters freed ducks found frozen in a waterlogged bus scene. They used careful work to release the birds unharmed.
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Okli
Oklahoma State University
Americana notes reveal wedding gown tale and royal gowns
Hal Boyle surveys a flurry of bridal whispers and fashion oddities from American life. The column highlights a wedding gown story tied to Mrs. Gov and other society details, with references to celebrated garments and public figures, reflecting a humorous slice of midcentury Americana.
Ike greeted by snow in Georgia on warm Georgia day
President Eisenhower arrived in Georgia after a Washington trip as cold air swept the South. He planned up to 10 days of rest at a Stone Mountain plantation with Mrs Eisenhower, despite reports of lingering fever and travel weariness.
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Kisky Hiephosteian
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Investor profiles and gown price ranges cited in story
The article notes an investor who is a Confederate soldier and reports national sales between 700,000 and 800,000. It describes gowns priced from 125 to 1800 dollars, with average costs around 125 dollars and a quote from Van Dei claiming a job can be done for 69 dollars.
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van Dei
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