Stepson Held as Meadville Man Succumbs
Meadville June 4 A family dispute over living costs led to a fatal fight in the Willis home. Francis Mason 27 stepson of James B. Willis is jailed as Crawford county prosecutors consider manslaughter charges following autopsy. State Police say the quarrel began in a kitchen and moved to the living room where Mason struck Willis knocking him to the floor. Willis died later at home.
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Meadville
James B. Wills
R. D
Guys Mills
Francis Mason
Sten-Son
Wii
Crawford County
Curance
Luther King
Tisttiet
Ray Shafer
Mason
King
P.naddes
Isis
Willis
Te Itoor
Poller
Plan To Ease War News Censorship
The Far East announces ending double censorship of Korea war news on June 15. General headquarters censors will handle future censorship from Tokyo Eight Army HQ. Correspondents will lose telephone access to relay war stories. teletypes and telephones will route approved items to Tokyo.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Associated Press
Tokyo
Far East
General Headquarters
Xl Wipth
Army
Inorest
Bylit Army
Roses
Ly Tokyu
GHQ
United States
Nations veto pursuit of red planes shields UN pilots
The telegrams show efforts to avoid offensive action against Red China and tensions over air cover. Acheson noted UN moves toward a naval blockade were unlikely and emphasized seeking UN consensus rather than force.
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Mit
United States
Senkor Stennis
Acheson
Red China
Forrest B. Sherman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Truman Misses 35th Division Reunion in Topeka
President Truman, citing official duties, regrets he cannot attend the 35th Division reunion in Topeka Kansas. He will instead attend a WWI outfit reunion in Washington with members of Battery D, 45th Division, and 19th Field Artillery.
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Washington
Truman
Ath
Topeks
Kas
Wis
Serr Stary
Joseph Short
85Th Division
Prunnatt
Fie
Lacressin
Uwe
Steins
United Nations Security Council
Acheson
United States
Itone
Four former officers jailed for torturing suspect in train case
Three former police officers Hubert Beasley Roy Suidaun and others were sentenced to prison terms for torturing a Black suspect. The case involved Dona Ana County officials and a Denver incident tied to a Mesquite area crime fragment. A former professional football halfback was released from custody.
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Perusqueelius
Biits
Lu Heyin Diene
Hubert Beasley
Nice
Hup
Apedaeu
Dona Anta
Roy Suidaun
Servienives
Enuet
Ovida
Criokes
la Cruces
Efrent
al Denver
Tegra
Wesley Byrdwan Glee
Cioaipe
Reyeirntel Grytoes
Foye
Dex
Denny Nu
Hiiebarah Steelers
Bas Gruces
What Will Jointure Mean to Concord Township
Inlis text notes concerns about jointure impact on Concord Township with 94 students moving to the Corry system. Parents would cover tuition for those in secondary classes while the district pays for others. The piece hints at school building plans to provide space for an established storage and study area associated with the local governance.
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Onsinlis
Corry
Concord
Anil Wiuen
Directors weigh costs of building program with union plan
Directors say figures are not ready and will be set once the cost of the building program is known. They note that a $2.36 million savings under jointure could offset yearly payments, reducing the burden on the six districts.
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Concord Township
Child Killed by Car in Pittsburgh Night Crash
June 5 Pittsburgh report says a three year old was killed after a vehicle struck her mother near Pedérnd and Daycook streets. Detective Lena Hamel stated Elissa Dean Jobnson died shortly after admission to Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Sid
Tals
Pedérnd
Daycook
Lena Hamel
Elissa Dean Jobrson
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