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Youth Admits Slaying Four Farm Children
TOLEDO Mich May 21 Oliver Terpensing a teen aged boy friend of one victim was arrested after being picked up near Toledo He confessed to the slayings Monday night of four children near Eight Mile Farm. State and county officials mobilized searches throughout Michigan to locate the suspect while the killer is described as a young man seen with the Smith family last.
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We Justice
Toledo
Imlay City
Mich
Michigan
Saiwes
Fale
Jain
Tone Farm
Bend Uy
William Smith
Here
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Alfo Weajinns
ofEcers
Mightywo
Lnfinity Tire
Joe Oliver
Tey Penning
Mic Webster
Barbara
Broken Jaw Ends Intra squad Baseball Practice Incident
In a late afternoon intra-squad game at Sorry High School a double play attempt led to Holland Sonny Morgan taking a fast throw to the face. Shortstop Joe Messina relayed to Don Sturtevant at second base, whose hard throw struck Morgan on the jaw, breaking it in two places. Morgan was taken to Dr Hugh O'Hares office for a cast and was reported resting comfortably.
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Sonny" Morgan
Morgan
Joe Messina
Don Sturtevant
McKennias
Vidligre
Corry
Sister of Akron bandits to face federal court
Two Corry police officers will travel to Cleveland to testify in federal court against Mrs Thelva Wuchina sister of Berard and Dennis Stout. She was paroled after a prior conviction and is accused of violating parole while living on a farm near Spartansburg. Officers expect a parole violation charge and possible revocation.
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Stout
Gorp
T. Hubley
Pet
John Slomith
Cleveland
United States
Thelvnn Wuchina
Berard
Dennis Stout
Akron
Ohto
Warhina
Wistrempt
Pennsylvania
Smith
Spartadburg
Iar
Wuchian
Padern
Shinitay
Tians
Jury Selection Delays in Overell Parental Murder Case
In Santa Ana defense lawyers slow inquiry into prospective jurors for heiress Louise Overell and George Gollum. They challenge two jurors who admit forming opinions about the Overell parents’ deaths aboard a Newport Harbor yacht after a March 15 blast. Justice clerk notes potential bias while noting jurors’ prior exposure to news, neighbors, and discussions. In Pittsburgh, George Passorewitz dies from a rock fall in Barwick mine, Arnold, Duquesne Light Co. facility last night.
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Newport Harbor
Louise
Oita Jacobs
Z. B. West
Overell
Overell Ydult
Rentien
Rock Fall
Pittsburgh
George Passorewitz
Arnold
Barwick
Duquesne Light Company
Stull
Sugar shortage relief expands with new ration stamps
Washington May 26 the Agriculture Department announced easing measures for the sugar shortage Consumers will be allowed more sugar now. Stamp No 64 for five pounds is extended and stamps 11 and 12 receive altered validity dates. The changes aim to meet promised sugar relief under the 1947 extension and broaden individual consumer access.
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Associated Press
Washington
Betty Careel
Agriculture Department
Augustus
Corry May Lose Company A Of National Guard In June
National Guard unit facing personnel changes as Company A may be withdrawn in June. Discussion includes enlistment status, recruitment delays, and the possibility of reorganization with officers awaiting confirmation. A committee was formed to publicize the plan and coordinate with the Exewaney Club for a meeting next Monday at the city armory to announce the action and related arrangements.
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Corry
National Guard
Volbjany
Tie National Guard
Gorry
Challie Wild
Col. Kent
Mumajant
Tan Exewaney
Winton
Tony
Wee
Ah Lee
State Armory
Velenier
Uni
Executions of 22 Nazi Campoperators in Landsberg
Twenty two overseers of the Mauthausen Nazi concentration camp were executed at Landsberg prison amid mass sentences. Twenty seven more are to follow tomorrow. The condemned, mostly SS members, were convicted by a U.S. military court of murder and atrocities. The camp near Linz reportedly housed over 700,000 victims.
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Associated Press
Landsberg
Germany
Mauthausen
Gini Ingis
Ary Ameviouy
Crithes
Atsavitles
Ling
Dacha
Yer Agi
Eoard
Dems Back Broad Tax Cut Delay Amendment Plan
The article reports Democrats pushing to broaden a Republican bill to provide up to 4 million dollars a year in personal income tax cuts by extending a community property formula to all earners. Sen McClellan proposes spreading the formula, while Sen Milikin predicts it will fail amid constituent opposition to the policy. Senate debate also touches on delaying the law’s effective date to January 1. The GOP lineup is expected to sustain a July 1 date, despite a late bid to push action to June 19.
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R-Cole
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Town
New Outbreaks Sweep Despend By Absociated
Ramleh railway station was blown up and a freight train mined at Benyamina in new violence outbursts. The Stern Group claimed responsibility for both attacks as violations of UN suspensions amid Palestine unrest. One person reportedly missing. several freight cars derailed near Caesarea.
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Ramleh
Benyamina
Stern Group
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Haifa
Truman proposes new housing agency for all government housing functions
President Truman asked Congress to create a permanent housing and home finance agency to absorb most existing duties and replace the wartime National Housing Agency. He argued it would improve efficiency and keep housing as a national objective into the next decade, with six months after war’s end for the old agency to dissolve. Marine leader Evans Carlson dies in Portland at age 81 after long service.
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Truman
Congress
My. Tonmai
National Housing Agency
Truman Smier
Messaze
New Dairy Bar Opens Tomorrow at Dairy Lane
Venus Jollett opens Camry's Dairy Bar at Dairy Lane in the Farming City Market site formerly run by Mr Pollet. The new shop offers 40 ice cream bars and various treats, with a full deli and meat display, modern fittings, red leather seating, and a children’s gift event from 1 to 4:30 PM.
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Ini
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Ube
Anost Ameter
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Venus Jollett
Soi
Dairy Lane
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Pollet
Fire victims identified after fatal house blaze in New Kensington
In New Kensington Pennsylvania a fire on Victoria avenue claimed three children and their mother who had searched an upper floor room for them. Firemen recovered the mother Mee Margaret Altemus found near a window on the third hour after the blaze began.
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Victoria Avenue
Miremen
Margaret Altemus
Emergency gas tax measure before the Pennsylvania House
In Harrisburg May 27 a proposed emergency gasoline tax extension faces approval. The measure would renew a two year levy, with a five cent per gallon hike possible, to fund state construction and highway programs. The House measures include funds for mental hospital projects and other state needs while the bill’s fate remains unclear.
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Fry
Cr-Snyder
Bovanons
BNA
Moiwee
James H. Duff
Commonwealth
Deriston
Hoover Attacks Russia for Huge Relief Sum
National and labor reports mix in a United Auto Workers vote prep amid a Ford production plant snarling. A May coverage note highlights Congress reluctance to back President Truman’s military cooperation plea as House and Senate ponder standardized defense measures.
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Russia
Ponte Millty
Ford Motor Co
King Creme
Une
CID United Auto Workers
Ao Meike
Washington
Congress
Vraman
Senate
Teuman
Semisphere
Trial Begins for Headmaster on Morals Charge
State opens case against George W. Bailes 34 premier headmaster of Warminster Academy on a morals charge. Commonwealth alleges statutory assault with a 12 member jury hearing testimony from a former pupil who said Bailes molested her in a parked car in Lower Moreland Township in January 1948 and that he attacked her five or six times previously.
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Associated Press
Westchester
The
Commonwealth
George W. Ballés
Warminster Academy
Thies Tuns
Bailes
Wim Dids
Penynsylvaliy Supatioe
Pnd
Montgomery County
Balles
Moreland
Mongomery County
Area burglar seeks parole in Corry case
Bruce, a burglar serving 2.5 to 5 years in Warren Penitentiary for five counts, seeks parole next week. He stole from Dr. G. Bernel and the D. A. Hillstrom home, including wigs and clothing valued around 1200, and was arrested after a Corry incident linked to a license plate. The district attorney plans to oppose the bid.
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Bruce
Warren Penitentiary
Eile
GB. Bernel
D. A
Wright Street
Bennett
Fourth man in sugar fraud ring fined in Meadville
In Meadville Pennsylvania on May 27 Judge O Clare Rent ordered William Wallace of Letorites Mills to pay a 1000 fine for involvement in a conspiracy to defraud Frank Morrow owner of a Meadville restaurant of a share in the sale of sugar in April 1948. Wallace must restitution to Morrow and was placed on probation for five years. Three other participants in the fraud had already been held.
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O. Clare
Craward County Court of Quarter Sessions
William Wallace
Letorites Mills
Glearfeled
Frank Morrow
Mead—ville
Suigar
Y ‘Wallace
Morrow
Pordle
Neation
Kexi
Senate defers steel inquiry amid subpoena service failure
Washington, May 27 Senator Cain says the Senate small business subcommittee deferred a steel inquiry into a $248000 ton market earlier after United States marshals failed to serve a subpoena on key witness Herbert M. Karp of New York City. Cain expects Karp to appear tomorrow and notes prior witnesses linked Karp to large steel deals and a claimed $19 million kickback proposal.
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Washington
Senate
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Stopoena
Cain
R-Wash
Herbert M. Karp
New York City
Mar
New York
Karp
Tori
House panel to press $725 million for occupied nations relief
Hoover pushes a $725 million aid plan for Germany Korea and Japan to the War Department administered program. House Appropriations Committee debates pace as members seek testimony and evidence. questions focus on duration guarantees and potential use of funds for reparations and postwar recovery.
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Fay
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Russia
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Stearkinil
Albert Engle
Rich
Hoover
Germany
Korea
Japan
Engel
New York
Taber
United States
Abolish Death Penalty in the Soviet Union
A Moscow broadcast reported by Soviet monitors says the presidium of the Supreme Soviet has abolished the death penalty in peacetime Soviet Union. It states 25 year labor camp terms will replace executions for murder robbery and sabotage, reflecting a shift in state security and political offense policy.
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