Ringleader Named in Greenlease Kidnap and Slay Case
A massive manhunt focuses on ex convict Thomas John Marsh and accomplice Carl Hall in the Greenlease kidnapping and murder. Authorities say Hall named Marsh as the killer as the ransom efforts failed. the search spreads across Missouri and Kansas City with the victim Bobby Greenlease ages seven.
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Ansas
Robert C. Greene
Bobby
St. Joseph
Amin
PBS
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Browney
Bobby M
Jee le Thomas John Marsh
Hall
Marsh
Jackson County
Kazy- City
Amish Pupils Study Plan Could Solve Amish School Issue
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction works on a curriculum for Amish children to attend school while honoring religious beliefs. Dr Francis Haas says the plan aims to match time requirements of public schooling. About 18 Amish families in Lancaster County paid fines totaling around $600 for schooling refusals, with some jailed.
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Francis B. Haas
Public Instruction
Lancaster County
Amish Uy
Convicted Knifing Suspect Sentenced in Unite City Case
Jess D. Allen Jr. of Unite City received a multi year term after a wild knifing spree that wounded Harley Strane and three East South Concord Street families. Captured after a leg wound from Cpl. Leslie Kelly, Allen pleaded not guilty to four aggravated assault and battery charges and was incarcerated in Westerly Prison to six years.
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Jess D. Allen Jr
Unite City
Harley Strane
John &. Fine
East South
Concord Stleut
Allen
Cpl
Leslie Kelly
Westerly
Allies Plan Withdrawal From Trieste Zone A
Washington states the United States and Britain will end the allied military government in Trieste Zone A and hand over administration to Italy on an early agreed date. Troops from both nations to be withdrawn as Italy becomes primary ruler. Tito opposes the move.
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Vresy
Washington
United States
Britain
Trieste
Turi
Yugoslavia
Dresest
Genvisso
Moscow
Kremlin
Paris
State Department
Russia
State Police Official Retires After 43 Years Service
Philadelphia Major William F. Boftman retires as commander of the Pennsylvania State Police Fourth Squadron after 43 years of service. He is 64. The article notes an early 19th century misstatement about a recruit and training details.
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Philadelphia
William F. Boftman
Pennsylvania State Police
Tonecaster
Harrisburg
Hoffman
Frost Strikes District As Mercury Drops To 25
Frost envelopes Corry and northern Pennsylvania as the mercury falls to 23 in Philipsburg and 40 in Philadelphia. Snowflakes appear in the air while gardeners report icy conditions and perishable plants being hurried indoors amid forecasted warming by weekend.
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Pennsylvania
Lempert
Weather Observer
George Mulderick
Slim
Aljugh
Philadelphia
Philipsburg
Centre County
Pennsylvaania
U N Troops to Defend Indian Guards in Korean Crisis
A U N spokesman said United Nations and Neutral Repatriation Commission personnel in Korea would be defended by U N troops if South Korea attacks neutral forces. He cited the Armistice provisions guaranteeing protection and cooperation with the Military Armistice Commission and Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission amid protests over repatriation and prisoner questions.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y.U
U. N
Korea
South Korea
U.S
U.N
Hall
Army uncovers secret military equipment display at Aberdeen
At Aberdeen Proving Ground the Army unveiled some gear while omitting several key items under a Defense Department order. Showcased were protective body armor and the 28 mile atomic cannon, with several weapons like Nike missiles, the Ontos carrier and the T48 heavy tank kept out of view for security and cost reasons.
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Peace Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Wilton
Corporation Tax Cut Backed By Sen. Millikin
Washington Senator Millikin supports a five point cut in corporate taxes to start next April 1 as part of the tax program. He opposes full agreement with the administration’s plan and notes continued renewal of existing taxes after a 58 percent top rate. Treasury estimates suggest a substantial revenue loss if these cuts go into effect.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Treasury
Assemblymen deny blame over antlerless deer bill clash
W W Waterhouse and State Senator Ron Tent B Mahony rebut writer Myers of Northwestern Sportsmen's column alleging the legislature mishandled deer law. Waterhouse says Myers misrepresented the bill and that the commission sets licensing limits, not the Assembly.
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Titusville
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Sliwron
Narihivestern
Journal
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Commission
Commonwealth
Express Agency Won't Discuss Wage Issues
In Pittsburgh an official said Railway Express Agency will not discuss wage issues until 400 striking workers return. Vice President Robert C. Herndon cited a 37 5 cent hourly raise as part of a 1951 agreement. AFL Brotherhood claimed the agency signaled readiness to negotiate last Saturday and called the statement a breach of faith.
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Nesdoneempress
Pittsburgh
Railway Express Agency
Robert C. Herndon
New York
Windn
AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Herndon
Cory Jamestown Firm Names General Foreman
Mr Sprague an employee of the Cory Jamestown concern for the past year today was named general foreman of Plant No 1 according to an announcement at the plant by Dr Armour Fulstrom The position a newly created one is designed to improve product quality make raw material economical and reduce manufacturing delays in the steel furniture industry Sprague a mechanical engineering graduate from the University of Wisconsin has served in the firm's industrial engineering department for the past year
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Sprague
Cory-Jamestown Concern
Armour Fulstrom
Uol- Veraliy
Wisconsin
Industra Enitineerizu
Auto Crashes Reported With No Injuries In Village
State Police said two crashes in Mil Village last night left both drivers unhurt. The first involved Hall and Schnarts with damage around 200 dollars. the second, Faytow and Brown, caused about 700 dollars worth of damage.
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Mil Village
At & Wells
Toc
Dwvin Sthwarts
Cambridge Springs
Joseph Ball
R. Dh. Waterford
Schnarts
Tissonne
Combridge Springs
Mishays
Hyontty
Eewin Faytow
Euclid
Pornilly Jivinty ii
Damestown
W. E Brown
West Chuek Street
South Cente
South
Fartow
Hla Sue
Bown
South Street
Darrow
Gultioni Wolfe
Wesleyvilly
Wis SU
Night Phone Rates Raised by Pennsylvania Public Utilities Board
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission announced rate increases for night phoning affecting Bell Telephone Co and independent Pennsylvania lines. Interstate long distance prices rise October 1, adding about two million dollars in state revenue. basic daytime and Sunday rates remain unchanged.
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Bolf
Gaip
PRR Union Agree On Check Off System
Loy a any ee Altoona The Pennsylvania Railroad and the United Union workers have reached agreement on the checkoff system of collecting union dues. Anthony Ott chairman of Local OLY said last night the agreement will take effect in January. The pact covers boilermakers car molders powerhouse employees laborers and electricians. The system deducts union dues from workers paychecks and remits to the union.
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Pesmsylvania Railroad
WO United Railion
Anthony Ott
Charman
OLY
Philadelphia
Powerhorse
Ane
Mane x Agement
Muskies From Local Hatchery Fail To Survive Dam Stocking
The Corry hatchery muskies released into area waters near Pymatuning and Portmaylennias were largely lost. Of about 4000 stocked, only a portion survived or returned to the hatchery, sparking questions about the program and its goals. Local officials note a similar project had been tried by another state, but results here remain unsettled.
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Corry Tah Nutehery Oesiphan
Unians
Tokitis Maeketlinge
Hyero
Britain Uses Show of Force to Pressure Guyana Governed Colony
In Georgetown Brinch Guiann Britt flew reinforcements by air as three British warships arrived to display power amid calls by Cheddi Jagan and the PPP for greater self government. Jagan accused Governor Sir Alfred Savage of complicity in tro urss actions while warning against Communist influence and urging constitutional reform.
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Guiann Britt
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Alfred Savage
Salling
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Hin
Cory
People's Progressive Pary
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Assembly
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Abandoned Pups Seized by City Police
Three newborn puppies found abandoned on West Minasveet near Fitch Rewde of Spring Creek were turned to city authorities after officers located the pups in a box in a street area. None of the owners have claimed them. remaining pups will be cared for pending adoption. The incident occurred as police report a separate fatal burn case at Uptontown Hospital where Mrs Ide Nelson died after severe burns.
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Spring Creek
Rease
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Nvner Uuhibe
Sven
Uniontown
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Uptontown Hospital
United States presses China and North Korea on talks
The State Department signaled readiness to press Beijing and Pyongyang on resuming talks. Officials indicated a patient but firm stance in seeking constructive engagement and a workable path forward.
Accusations Fly as Commission Clashes with Allies
A hostile exchange reports that the commission accuses allies of delaying operations and pressuring for relief. The document cites long delays and claims the Red side offered to cooperate while suggesting missteps in prisoner handling. Continued discussion referenced on page five.
FBI Watches Ransom Cash Counting in Greenlease Case
In Kansas City FBI agents observed bank employees count the ransom money for the Greenlease kidnapping. About $600,000 in 10 and 20 dollar bills was weighed and bundled while agents watched to avoid tipping off the criminals. The Greenlease family representatives coordinated the payment and delivery at the bank.
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Kansas City
Arthix Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Greentease
Meney
Honeywell Named Head of New Agency for Defense Services
Secretary Weeks announced Charles F. Honeywell of the West Coast as administrator of the New Defense Services Administration. The agency will continue production functions from the National Production Authority and serve as a focal point for recovery between government and industry.
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Iated Press
Washington
Jomimercs
Charles F. Honeywell
Weal Coast
Deféhge Bergices
Tobe
National
Eden Seeks Unflagging East West Talks Amid Soviet Criticism
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged unbroken efforts for East West talks at any level despite Soviet objections. He said Britain will avoid provocation while seeking profitable four power negotiations, with possible shifts toward a wider conference including China and Indochina issues.
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Ascanated
Margate
England
Anthony Eden
Britain
EastWest
Russie
Uy de Hee
Elk
Eden Loll
Churchill
Ballels
Eden
Hermanly
Soviets
Vivenien Theis Security
Iden
Germany
Uinnenoushy
Weller
Street Worker Buried In Sewer Ditch Cave In
A street worker was buried when a sewer ditch caved in during repaving work. The man, about 16 feet deep, was reportedly freed after more than a half hour as other crew members evacuated colleagues and called for emergency help.
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Dave Buyliongm
Borlanya
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