Uniontown Man Kills Four Then Takes Own Life
Unemployed steelworker Robert Miller, 42, killed his wife Helen 47, daughter Dolores, and two men, then shot himself in a drab Uniontown home. Coroner says four murders with no motive found. Rivak wounded, Miller described as a flashy dresser, unknown motive.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Robert Miller
Miller
Helen
Dolores
Steve Demko
Demko
McGee
Rivak
Uniontown Hospital
HH. J. Duymes
Druymes
Naslyy Dresser
Centerville Resident Succumbs Saturday
Cant R Himenaugh 73 of Centerville died suddenly Saturday evening at his home. A retired farmer he was active in civic affairs and served on Centerville Borough Council and as solicitor for the Athens Grange. He married Grace Hilliard in 1903 and leaves a wife, a son Ralph, two daughters Ruth Handel and Rowena Bradford, a sister and two brothers. Funeral by Rev Fred Harriger at Centerville Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial in Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
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Cant R. Himenaugh
Ueerville
Centerville
Himenaugh
Athens Grange
Limestone Mutual Fire Insurance Co
General's court martial in second week at Fort Bragg
The trial of M Sgt William H Olson a career soldier charged with collaborating with the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea entered its second week at Fort Bragg North Carolina More than 80 witnesses have been called by the Army and a defense motion was dismissed early in the proceedings.
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Associated Press
FT. Bragg
N. C
William H. Olson
Korea
Olson
Keith
United States
Acefense
Alr
Prisoner Chapman testifies on POW camp life in Korea
AY reports Franklin J Chapman, an Army private captured in Korea on November 30, 1950, testifies before a board. He identifies Olson as a Red Chinese ally and claims he was briefly replaced as squad leader after calling Olson well read in Marx and Lenin. Chapman says he served as squad leader at Kangeye POW camp in North Korea and notes Olson’s recurring feature in the camp weekly New Life.
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Franklin J Chapman
Sacramento
Calif
Idurwood White
Caruthersville
Chapman
Korea
Olson
Vane Reds
Lenin
Kangeye
North Korea
New Life
Former City Resident Dies in Cleveland
Mrs. David M. Bacon formerly Margaret McMahon of Corry died yesterday in an Cleveland hospital after a long illness. She moved from the city over 30 years ago and is survived by her husband, daughter Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman of Detroit, son David Bacon Jr. of Cleveland, two sisters, three brothers, four grandchildren, and an aunt. Services set for 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Aloysius Church in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
David M. Bacon
Margaret McMahon
Corry
Am Cleveland
Bacon
Margaret McCarthy
West Park Place
Kenneth Hoffman
Detroit
David Bacon Jr
Charles Schmidt
Farmingdale
Long Island
Albert Fefer
Brocton
Janes H. McMahon
Richmond
Thomas
McMahon
Westfield
N. Y
John E. McMahon
Lakewood
St. Aloysius Church
Millionaire Dies in California Wake of Public Benefits
James J. Lynn aged 59, a Kansas City insurance executive and California Yoga order leader, died yesterday in Borrego Springs. Police say the Miller couple has another daughter, Mrs. Alex Gogrocery, 27, of Cleveland, noting ongoing public aid connections.
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Borrego Springs
Calif
James J. Lynn
Milewaire Kanoas City Insurance
California
Miller
Alex Golgocry
Cleveland
Ohio
Wall Street gains fade across railroad led session
The New York market opened higher led by railroad shares with aircrafts, copper, chemicals and film issues also rising while oil and rubber fell or held, and several giants like General Electric and Chrysler showed mixed moves. A separate report noted weak wholesale egg prices and unsettled trading patterns. Absentees at Oil City High School rose as January cooled, with 61 absent on January 31 and 36 on January 5. Black cats were burned on Halloween in medieval superstitions.
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Associated Press
New York
Anaconda
At&t
Avnatic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler Cities
Continental
Columbia Gas Sys Consolidated
Eastman Kodak
Erie RR
General Dynami Geners
Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Tel & Tel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy Products
National Distillers
New York Central
North American
R .Socony
Standard Oil
Texas
Tidewater Associates U
Youngstown
American Stock Exchange Aero Supply
Ark Net Gas
South Penh
Oil City High School
Unis
Girm
Mercury
Januay
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Center St
Thomas G. Alcorn Jr
Lemon Street
Carry
Briggs and Stratton
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Continental Motors Gases and Service
Cady & Collier
Sea‘s Drugs
Thom Motors
Davison Funeral Home
Frigidaire
Thrifty
Fint Ave
Wall Street
Tern Om
Vin
Olga
Coal Union Coal & Supply Co
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Lincoln
Fe&h
Chevrolet
Rhady Avenue
Route 6
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Jordan
Anie
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Nationad
Pennsylvania
Utilities Institute
Chicago
Gatzat
Wayne
Wayne School of Practical Nursing of
Pearl Cline
Gerald Parsons
Babcock Strain Cross
Lyle W. Strunaha
Spar
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Everett Cady
Clymer
N. Yo
Gerald E. Parsons
Columbus Avenue
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Thompson'a
N. H. Reynolda
Phonic
Verne Messinger
Jane
Rustener's
Upstaler
Westinghouse
Stai Diavenport
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Thompson Maple Products
W. H. Thompson Lumber Products
Robert L. Catlin
Wright Street
Joe Cohen
Carter Hill
Harland Thomson
R. D
Blacktop Road
West Columbus Avene
Clarence Foster
Franklin Street
Tody
Corbett
Ranselas W. Brown
Homer G. Buard
Bath
Corbett Verve Agency
Watt Real Estate Agency
North East
James R, Leslie
Wattsboro
Rasselas W. Brown
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