Erie County Court to rule on mother unborn child status
Erie County Courts are asked to decide if a mother and her unborn child are one or two persons for damages in an injury case. Ally Gent cites 1840 precedents to support treating injury to the unborn as injury to the mother, with plaintiffs seeking damages for both mother and child.
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Allies Press For Immediate Truce As Rhee Presses Pact
Prime ministerial talks show Rhee demanding a US South Korea mutual security pact before a truce. Robertson signals ongoing talks with Rhee. Clark defends UNG role on prisoner issues and warns recovery would be impossible for both sides. Conference moves toward an armistice amid Korean objections.
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Clarke
U.N
Milton Eisenhower Visits South America Tour Stops
Dr Milton Eisenhower, President Eisenhower's brother and U S representative, arrived in Bogota on a tour of South America. He was greeted yesterday by provincial governors and local officials in Medellin.
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South America
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Avernors
Banker Trill, 31, held in $1850 theft case
Dunkirk reports Edward Rogers Trill of Fredonia, a bank vice president, arraigned on embezzlement charges involving funds from the First National Bank of Fredonia. He was released on bond pending exam and a July hearing as FBI and bank examiners investigate shortages dating to June.
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Joseph Rubenstein
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Dogs Add 2500 To County Bill
County treasurer McCreary estimates Evie County would spend about 2500 yearly extra for dog licenses if one clerk is cut, due to state law requiring licensing and hunting revenues. Last year earnings were 2909, barely covering a clerk’s salary, with added processing time and questions. The issue follows prior criticism of “dog raids” and tensions between wardens and local officials over license enforcement.
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Fresh Tale Of Korean Ammo Shortage Told In Letter
Private Kenneth Lease Jr 21 was killed in Korea as Allen Down recounts a frontline exchange lacking ammunition. He wrote to his parents from the 32nd Regiment of the Wh Division about truce talks and dwindling supplies before his death. Congressman Karl Ista vows a full Army probe.
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Identity of Amnesia Victim Identified as Brennan
Waller Brennan, 21, of Guy Indiana, identified at OM City Hospital after being found unconscious on Seneca Street. Brennan recalled losing memory after a fall between parks and near a river, and plans to travel to New York remain unresolved. Authorities expect discharge soon.
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Seneca Street
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New York
City Jail Holds Drunk Man After Night on Street
A man, found drunk by the police after an evening out on 18th and State streets, was sent to city jail on a charge of drunkenness. A search revealed a bottle of lacquer thinner and a tiny peppermint bottle in his packet. Captain Alois Skoniesenka reported the man whispered he used lacquer thinner to “give the peppermints special flavor” before he collapsed.
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