Private Menagerie Murder Mystery In Rural Estate
Detectives questioned companions of a 30 year old man whose body was found in a secluded sub urban house with a private menagerie of pets including a caged monkey. Coroner cites abdominal wound as cause while there is speculation of foul play. Miss Keller and Andrew Perot questioned as investigators detail the scene and animal chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank
Amity
Samuel Re Gerber
Lewis
Suniday
Inuerhal
Lely
Gerber
Miss Keller
Andrew Perot
Mayfield Pet Hospital
Kel
Pins Marie
Wilk Margeenge
Tina
Marshal
Emergency Medics Draft Law Ends June 30
The Pentagon confirms the emergency draft for medics ends June 30 as scheduled. Afterward doctors will enter the regular Selective Service system for call ups, pending medical training and existing drafting provisions. The move follows a push by Congress and the American Medical Association to broaden the medic draft under wartime staffing needs.
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Pentagon
Mit
Senate
Congress
Defense Department
Cats Banished From P O By B O Say Men Misprint
A humorous postal note recounts a mail carrier discovering a cat aboard a Marlon Street mail box causing fur and odor to contaminate letters. Workers remove the animal to protect parcels and avoid repetition. The incident ends with a wary, lighthearted stance toward cats in postal settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Corry Pont
Currier
Francis McCray
Marlon Street
Pennsylvania Potato Prices Fall Amid Surplus And Low Returns
Harrisburg Governor cites rapid drops in Pennsylvania potato prices paid to farmers mid year as bumper yields and storage limits threaten supply. Wholesale prices slid from 150 to nearly 4 per 50 pounds. retail in Corry shows about 149 for 50 pounds. Governor urges immediate relief and urges Benson to act as Democrats and Truman tour Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Gov
Corry
Benson
Harry S. Truman
Pittaburgh
Wired Berison
Queen Elisabeth II Returns to London with Two Children
The Queen and her two children arrived in London today after a summer visit to Scotland. The royal party traveled from Balioral Castle where they enjoyed a calm break during the Uneir festival season.
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London
Uneir
Scotland
Johnny Pair Begins Sightless After Eye Removal
In Atlanta Grady Hospital doctors removed Johnny Pair's cancerous right eye after his left eye had been removed two years earlier. The 5 year old, who had not fully grasped he was blind, faced a quiet room and a future without sight as his divorced parents argued over the operation but doctors said the surgery offered the only chance to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Pair
Atlanta
Johnny
Tere
Grady Bospitil
Bessie Palt
Eisenhower hit on atomic policy and Dixon-Yates
In Vineland New Jersey Senator Bates Kefinger accused President Eisenhower of unprecedented interference with the Atomic Energy Commission ordering the Dixon-Yates contract cancellation. He labeled the episode political corruption of the AEC, while the Democratic vice presidential nominees prepared for a 100 mile motorcade through southern New Jersey. In Great Falls Montana Senator Breyenson charged the administration with eroding bipartisan park and forest protections, warning of a federal conservation policy that could endanger children’s future.
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Vineland
N. J
Bates Kefinger
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Charater
New Jersey
Hale
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Great Falls
Mont
Adetal B. Breyenson
Gore Field
Duff Defends Record as Leader Attacks Defense Policy
U S Senator James H Duff rejects Gov Leader's claim that Eisenhower era conventional warfare capacity is dangerously reduced. Duff cites Republican rally in Washington Pa. Eisenhower to speak in Pittsburgh at Hunt Armory 9 to 9 30 p m EDT with NBC coverage.
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Washington
U.S
James H. Duff
Duff
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ayenderaait
United States
Eisenhower
Dutt
James C. Hagerty
Elenhower
Hunt Armory
NBC
Driver Appeals Area Conviction
Lloyd Donald Brown of Meadville appealed a Union City traffic conviction for too fast for conditions in Erie County court. He asked the judge to grant an opportunity to appeal after being ordered to pay $10 and costs. judge Elmer Evans granted the request and the appeal will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Lloyd Donald Brown
Meadville
Erie County
Ward Bilsey
Brown
Elmer Evans
Wler
Debts in U S Rising, Assets Grow Faster in 1940s
Debts in the United States have increased while assets rise more rapidly. Public and private wealth hold steady as total debts lag behind national income growth, with projections suggesting wealth approaching nearly 1 trillion dollars by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allerton
Hisvenr
Ristie Inc
Weil
Thsuranc
Minnesipolis
Anton Theonie
Fulbright accuses ex auditor of lying to Senate panel
Sen. Fulbright charged former Illinois state auditor Orville Hodge with lying to the Senate Banking Committee during his testimony. The exchange followed questions about money from cashing fraudulent state checks and alleged misappropriations estimated at around several hundred thousand dollars. Hodge, a Republican, faced questions over funds reportedly spent on hotels, a tour, and other expenses as auditors noted an unfinished audit of the alleged thefts.
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Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Orville
Hodge
Tilindis
Senate Banking Committee
Woney
Hodie
Kolten
Mid & Stort
Heelge
Orr Jenye
Ris
Rentity
Roaritien
Sun
Fort Lauderdale
Wen Rts
Fey Fn
Cmall Ioan
Elwin Fuller Named Treasurer of School Board
At Corry Area High School about 30 directors attended the meeting to elect a new treasurer after EB Bettes resigned to take another job. Fuller was named to replace Bettes, who cited travel demands that would keep him from meeting duties.
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Elwin Fuller
Corry Area
Schoor Toinsure
EB. P. Bettes
Cory Board
Jointure
Imi
Directors Vote Amid Empty Chairs At Joint School Board
In Corry and Wayne Township, 15 directors met to elect a treasurer with a bare quorum. Elwin Fuller faced a vote for himself or risked losing the post as the special meeting turned into a tense roll call. Telephonic ballots from absent directors were relayed through the superintendent to complete the vote. Delegates then convened for the regular joint committee meeting to address ongoing district issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Fuller
Fuller
Elwin Puller
Corry
Toefl
Béttes
Jointure
Joint School Board
Carl Pullom
Charles Kennedy
Wayne Township
L. M
Leon Proctor
Children Hurt In Accident Slated For Ten Day Recovery
Three Wright children of Si har Grove were injured when a vehicle struck a culvert. Frederick Wright Sr and Mrs Wright reported Frederick Jr age 3 suffered severe injuries to his forearm and body, Daniely age 4 had forehead abrasions and right eye contusions, Cathy age 2 received facial treatment. Cathy was not severely burned. Robert Wilson, 13, of Random road, sustained a wrist injury while playing. All were admitted to Cony Memorial Hospital with varying conditions.
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Ter Tishue
Cony Memorial Hospital
Teo Reilin
Frederick Wright Sr
Frederick Jr
John J. Wilson
Train service stance amid Pennsy protests and political unrest
Fragmented report details Seminole actions and protests over railroad service adjustments. It mentions Pennsy trains, public utilities commission approval, protests tied to Williamsport and Sunbury, and unrelated references to Somoza and a 1950s political dispute.
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Barismui
Willamsport
Wetton
Sunbury
Wongae Gee
Demppiec
Costs Of Collecting Delinquent School Taxes Revealed
School officials approved paying $228.04 for coats and $560.80 in delinquent per capita taxes collection costs. Solicitor Franke McKnight outlined $9640 in alderman and constable fees plus 18 percent to McKnight on legal suits, pushing total costs to 25 percent or $1414 plus $86.40 for unresolved cases. Despite outlays, $138.76 was recovered from longstanding accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke McKnight
McKnight
Chem
Two Die in Boiler Blast at Ampco Motals Plant
A boiler room explosion at Ampco Motals Inc on the Southwest Side killed two workers and injured 19. Victims include Clare Baxter, 35, an office worker, and Charles Plenke, 49, a clerk hospitalized after the blast. Investigators will probe causes as steam vents and structural damage disrupted the brick offices housing the general operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampco Motals, Inc
Southhwest
Clare Baxter
Chales, Plenke
Woman Dies In Car Crash In Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Mrs Bard Like a 47 of Farmington died today from crash injuries. In hospital, two others injured were Anti Mae Lake 14 and Mary Eilen Dike 22, daughters of the victim. The driver was Jick Stirk 24, husband of the victim’s wife Belitries.
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Uniontown
Bard Like
Farmington
Uniontaw
Anti Mae Lake
Mary Eilen Dike
Id Jick Stirk
Belitries
Mio Bun
Russian Father Aims to Take American-Born Daughter to Russia
The case centers on Alexis Chwastay who left the United States with his two year old daughter Tanya ARIE De Lines aboard a Queen Mary voyage to the Soviet Union. Tanya’s American mother, now in Detroit, seeks to stop the move claiming custody and U.S. birth ties. The Soviet Embassy in Washington offered to fund travel, while U.S. immigration authorities pursued the matter in New York.
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Alexis Chwastay
United States
Soviet Union
Chwastay
Tanya Arie de Lines
Ey Nien
Dopke Offlenis
Ote Fielski
London
Tanya
Detroit
Wilte Gil
Ellen
Philadelphia
Chwastoy
Russia
Pheather
U.S
New York
Britain
Chivastoy
Washington
14 Year Old Boy Kills Father in Brecksville
A 14-year-old boy surrendered eight hours after shooting his father during a dinner dispute in their Brecksville home. He left a notebook confession claiming he hated his father and wrote that he pleaded guilty but insane. Police recovered the rifle and the weapon in the home.
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Cleveland
Woods
Robert Zayalnak
Jn the Woods
Joseph J
Brecksville
Himey
Abe Boy
Deadline Set for GI Insurance Extension by Year End
The administration announced December 31 as the deadline for GI insurance benefits. The five year non renewable policies for veterans who served after the outbreak of foreign war will be affected if they do not apply by the cutoff. President Eisenhower signed the act August 1, extending protections for those eligible.
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Eisenhower
Principles Guide Sides In Reaching Pact At UN
United Nations report that Secretary of State Dulles urged the Security Council to adopt guiding principles for the Suez settlement. He stressed that no government should use the waterway as an instrument of national policy and that negotiators should base talks on international control and a mutual pledge to prevent force. Dulles is believed to back London-French proposals and a general framework for settlement, with details to follow at the council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Dulles
Dalles
UN Security Council
Ix Cilles
Uhatiba Security Council
Council
May Tye
Natonat ‘Pallogy
Newk and Larsen In World Series Legal Scramble
World Series pitchers Newcombe and Larsen faced legal troubles amid the Yankees Dodgers clash. Newcombe, 20, was served with assault charges after a confrontation, while Larsen’s wife sought a state court order to hold up his World Series earnings. The chaotic week included a near perfect game in Yankee Stadium and ongoing court actions detailing child custody and financial disputes.
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Newk
Larsen
York
Dom Larsei
Aérica
Supreme Court
Don’ Newcombe
Yankees
Fe Vivian
Carolin
Yankee Stadium
Ilivises Sant
Millialath
Bratt
Fendant
Newcomb
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