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Teenager Tries to Explain Family Slayings in Wisconsin
In Green Bay a 16 year old, Harry Hebard, told authorities he killed his father Jack Hebard known as Lucky O Hara and stepmother Joyce along with her three children John Rudell 15 Judy and Janice 11, after feeling left out of the family circle. He faces first degree murder charges and a psychiatric evaluation is planned.
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Green Bay
Wis
Harry Hebard
Dist
Robert Warren
Warren
Harry
Joyce
John Rudell
Judy
Janice
Jack Hebard
Lucky O'Hara
David Thompson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thompson
Birchard and Bedow Families Welcome Newborns
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Birchard Jr of 319 East Washington Street. A daughter was born on Monday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Bedow of 11 Perry Street.
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Philip Jr
Phillip Thompson Sr
Spartansburg
William Blakeslee
R. D
Corry
William Birchard Jr
East
Washington Street
John Brown
Columbus
Kenneth Hazelline
Pleasant Street
Leon Legters
Clymer
Trent
Irwin Johnson
North Clymer
Harley Smith
Sal Wayne Street
Linda Huffman
Albert Ross
West Smith Street
Lindsey Davis
Russell Freeman
Shawn
Clifford Reardon
Panama
Clyde Dahl
East Main
Ethan Carter
Erle
Ned Johnston
South Center Street
Kathy
Susan
Charles Bray Jr
West Church Street
Wendy
William Masser Jr
East Smith Street
Theodore Kielar
Charles Condon
Garland
Albert Bayle
Joseph Boleralz
Brenda Lorraine
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City Memorial Hospital
Donald Bedow
Perry Street
Editorial Writer Dies in Miami at 76
Arthur Griffith, 76, longtime chief editorial writer for the Miami Herald, died yesterday in Miami. He built the paper’s opinion pages and influenced local journalism for decades.
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Miami
Frs
Arthur Griffith
The
Miami Herald
Service Held For Fred N. Barton At First Methodist
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p m yesterday at the First Methodist Church for Fred N. Barton with Rev. Walter Gilliland officiating. Burial followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Preston Ohrn Albert Ohrn William Marsh Willard Dyckes Frank Sturgis and Hubert Vaughn. Out of town attendees were Miss Patricia Ohm Preston Ohm and Mr and Mrs Edward Poly and daughters of Eric Mrs Leo Brown of Titusville and Rev and Mrs E A Hook of Warren. Neighbors from Corry also attended.
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M.al
Fred N. Barton
Walter Gilliland
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Preston Ohrn
Albert Ohrn
William Marsh
Willard Dyckes
Frank Sturgis
Hubert Vaughn
Patricia Ohm
Preston Ohm
Edward Poly
Eric
Leo Brown
Titusville
E. A. Hook
Warren
Corry
Funeral services for Carl Fenno in Hon City
Funeral services for Carl Fenno will be held at Glenn Funeral Home in Hon City Friday at 3 p.m. Interment will be in Waterford Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Penno
Union City
Orlando
Fla
Iia Graham Fenno
Carla Rae
Cathy
Carl Jr
Luther Fenno
R.D
Lucille Tarbell
R. D
Velda Durning
Buffalo
Cenola Miller
Corry
Lavina Bishee
Wattsburg
Leota Schradder
Oval Stearns
Eric
Sheva Yost
Shirley Kent
Glatr
Roger
James
Charles
Everett
Robert
Florida
Leon
Officer Arrests Four After West Main St Incident
Sgt. Frank Carnegie aided by two officers detained Ervin and Van Epps, then found John Foster in a doorway on West Main Street wearing a red hunting cap. Police planned multiple charges including disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, with arraignment expected later today.
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Frank Carnegie
Ervin
van Epps
John Foster
West Main Street
Nichols
Foster
Roger Brown
Fosters
John
GOP Gains Margin With Two Pennsylvania Special Elections
Republicans widened control in Pennsylvania by winning two special elections. Preston B. Davis defeated John Linnett 22 005 to 7 725 to secure the 27th Senate district seat. L Eugene Smith beat Silas A. Weaver 7 778 to 3 445 to take the Jefferson County House seat. The Senate moved to 27 GOP seats to 23 Democrats. House results show 109 Republicans and 101 Democrats. The elections filled vacancies after last year’s deaths of Samuel B. Wolfe and Samuel B. Dennison.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Preston B. Davis
Milton
Northumberland
Union
Snyder
L. Eugene Smith
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
Davis
John Linnett
Northumberland County
GOP
Smith
Silas A. Weaver
House
Ren
Samuel B. Wolfe
Samuel B. Dennison
Jefferson
U S Ambassador Galbraith to resign this summer
Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith announced his resignation from the New Delhi post to return to Harvard University and teach next fall. He plans to leave in the summer or early autumn, ending his tenure in India.
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New Delhi
India
U. S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard University
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