Astor Jury Case Noted In Brief Item
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Franklin medic found guilty of abortion charges
Dr J Henry Hoefner of Franklin was found guilty by a Venango county jury for abortion after a brief 42 minute deliberation. Miss Audrey Cornelius testified as chief witness while the defense argued an exam was routine and denied use of instruments. The case concluded on Monday with the jury delivering its verdict as the trial opened in Franklin.
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Pranklin
J. Henry Hoefer
Franklin
Venango County
Munday
Juke Tee A.ieCracken
Talismen
Audrey Cornelius
Hoefner
Gerald McGill
Hoeffer
Aniin
Balkans protest U.S. cargo plane shoot near borders
Hungary and Romania lodged formal notes with Yugoslav authorities claiming a United States Army cargo plane was fired upon while crossing near their borders. The aircraft vanished Monday with four crew members, as Yugoslav and allied inquiries were launched, though pilot reports did not state damage from the incident.
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Balkan
Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hungary
United States Army
Budapest
Bucharest
Pling
Munich
U. S
Doctor Testifies on Pregnancy of Miss Cornelius
Dr Hoefner testified that he found the girl pregnant and about four months along at the time of examination. He said indications suggested an imminent miscarriage and that other means to cause a miscarriage had been used before she came to him.
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Amine
Ohio turnpike plan hits funding snag in legislature
A proposed 500 million toll road across northern Ohio faces a funding snag as Investment Arms demand changes to turnpike law. They require immediate possession power and condemnations without delay, saying current provisions would stall the project and invite lengthy appeals. Governor Lucey declined comment on a possible special session.
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Wy Asucuie Press
New York
Mey
Columbus
Frank J. Luusche
Governor Grants Week-Long Stay of Execution for Thompson
Harrisburg reports Gov John Fine issued a respite delaying Cleveland Thompson's execution for the week of November 26 to the week of January to allow an appeal to the U S Supreme Court Thompson was convicted of killing Warrender Wallace Rinsell at Barbara Coast Cafe in Pittsburgh on September 21 1950
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Harrisburg
Friendship Aid Meeting Recap for December Notes
The Friendship Aid group met Tuesday night with about 16 members present at Wast Columbus Avenue. Mrs Rob et Shannon led devotions and Mrs Edwin Borstorff, president, conducted the business meeting. Members were urged to donate for the Quincy Christus box and plan aprons and quilts for the next gathering. The Woxtess was helped by Mes Robert haw in serving lemon pie and tea. Next meeting is December 4 at an undetermined location and time.
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Friendship Aid of the
McEinny
Columbus
Robet Shannon
Edwin Borstorff
Mes
Robert Haw
Servine Lemun Pie
Cates
Tei
Kindergarten Thanksgiving Party Draws Family Guests
Mrs Kurtt Leeds kindergarten held a Thanksgiving party with mothers and relatives invited. Children presented a playlet and sang songs while wearing pilgrim hat costumes and crafting a Mayflower boat. Refreshments included turkey cookies chocolate milk wassersied candies tollinons and Thanksgiving decorations brightened the tables.
Man Hunt In Slaying At Coraopolis Pa
Pa police sought Ernest Dickerson 43 after he allegedly shot his wife Syble Dickerson 46 to death and critically injured their 10?1-year-old daughter Elizabeth during a family argument in Coraopolis. The suspect remained at large on November 21.
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Coraopolis
Paice
Ernest Dickerson
Syble Dickerson
Elizabeth
Secretary Ray Smock of Highway Dept Dies
Secretary Ray Smock of the Highway Department dies after a tenure marked by major highway work. In the last three years, about 6,000 miles of the 41,000-mile network were improved, with roughly 610 million dollars spent annually on new construction and improvements. He was widely recognized in the construction trade as a leading road builder.
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He Commonwealth
Tom
Creal
Elketh
Praetor
Indian airliner crash at Calcutta airport claims crew and passenger
A two hour Indian airliner from New Delhi to Calcutta crashed during approach at Calcutta Duta Dimi airport. Seven aboard were reported seriously injured while many others are unaccounted as Devin Airways scrambles for details.
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New Delht
India
Calenttr
Duta Dimi
Fondatlow
Devin Airways
New Deli
Calounie
Iine
Edison Speaking Phonograph Company Formed in 1870
A historical note records the formation of the Edison Speaking Phonograph Company on April 24, 1870, marking an early step in audio recording technology development.
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Phonograph
Edison Speaking Phonograph Go
Irogers Steel Company Allied With New Firm
Irogers Steel Company allied with a new firm in a major structural steel deal. The arrangement, developed by Mr. Ott, links the former Binn Knox interests and a standardised product plan for the Corry area. Brookyile residents await financing and completion as the firm secures contracts for the first quarter of next year.
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Somunueg Foe
Yfirdls
Mr. Ott
Withusiasen
Ottvid
The
Rovers Structural Steel Company
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