Woman Slays Younger Sister in Pittsburgh Shooting
Pittsburgh detective John Stuck quoted Florence Perry 28 as saying she killed her younger sister Mrs. Gilda Stephens 23 after an argument over care of Stephens' four year old child Rose Marie Proviano. Perry said she feared the sister was alive and was glad she was dead. Mrs. Stephens and husband John 21 had spent the night at East Liberty relatives’ home.
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Special Prayer Plea for Americans Movement
A religious group urges President Truman to issue a national prayer appeal as the Christian Amendment Movement seeks a constitutional recognition of Christianity. About 100000 petition signatures are reported and a bill on the amendment is before the House. Dr. T. C. McKnight leads the movement and cites crisis and prosperity as moments to seek divine blessing.
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Witmer Purchases Sandwich Shop in Spartansburg
R L Witmer bought the Sandwich Shop on Main Street in Spartansburg and took possession today. It was formerly owned by Br R Weller and Miss Lela Donchey. The restaurant will be Witmer's and may expand to a model ting and other items. Witmer is a former Spartansburg maple syrup producer and was a partner in Stranahan Brothers until this summer.
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Gunfire at home ends with two shots fired
Miss Perry fired her gun twice striking the victim in the right eye and lodging a missed bullet in the house wall. Stack said Mrs Stephens' husband summoned police while outside working on his automobile at the time. Perry admitted the shooting.
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G B Shaw Lapses Into Dying Coma At Home
AYOT ST LAWRENCE ENGL Nov 1 George Bernard Shaw the 94 year old playwright lapsed into a dying coma today after a relapse seven weeks post two operations for kidney ailment and a broken thigh. He is at Shaw's Corners in a ground floor sick room. Dr Mc Probyn reported no change in his condition.
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Temperatures Soar Across Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania endured unseasonable heat as temperatures climbed into the high 70s to low 80s. Weathermen predicted a cold mass approaching the area should arrive before week’s end, signaling an end to the heat wave. Pittsburgh tied a date record with 71 degrees set in 1876.
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Color television race 5 continues amid FCC delay
New York dispatch reports color television race 5 speeds ahead despite government approval of CBS developed method. CBS rivals seek better showings to win FCC consideration before color broadcasts under CBS system take effect. FCC hinted at possible startling developments around November 20 date. Lions lose Triplett as Wallace Triplett ordered to draft board in Jenkintown Pa. for army induction, unavailable for game versus Chicago Bears.
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Stassen Named to Reply for GOP by AP
Washington nov 1 republicans reposted today to have Haivold E Stassen 1948 GOP presidential aspirant reply for the party to President Trass saturday alert radio campaign The move was announced by a committee including Leonard W Hall and Gabrielson The report notes a number of names and a new insecticide lindane registered by the U S Department of Agriculture for pest control
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Churchill Seeks Two Amendments of Press
London reports Conservative party members demand a confidence vote in the government. Tory Leader Winston Churchill pledged to offer two amendments to the address opening Parliament, with one option risking the government’s resignation if adopted.
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Amendment split over rationing price controls and aid
One amendment condemns permanent food rationing and inadequate progress price controls while criticizing resource allocation in homebuilding. The other urges material aid and questions the government's timing of economic regulations amid broader critiques.
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