Police Seek New Leads In Slaying Of Three Boys
Chicago police and sheriff investigators pressed new leads in the murder case of Robert Peterson aged 14 John Scheidler 13 and Anton Rohlfes Jr 11 found dead in Robinson Woods. An iron crowbar stained with a bloodlike substance and hair were recovered as two brothers questioned about their possible involvement in the weekend killings. Edward Rohlfes father said the men planned a test to verify a suspect timeline that could place the bodies in the woods around midday Tuesday.
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Chicago
Joseph Lohman
Robinson Woods
Tims
Nys
Joseph D. Lohman
Anton Jr
Lohman
Edward Rohites
Hobbes
Hierman
Warr
Alter
Ehatwe
Bub Herman
Wen Uy
Bailey euLor
Uw Woods
Teiday
Edward Robiles
Rohifes
Soaich
Edward Rohlfes
Alice
Gloria Vasquez
Sanrimento
Cailarth
Brookville
Ind
Shuriyamer Hixon
Mixon
James Hixon
Aheritt
Local Attorney Admitted To Bar Of Superior Court
Atwxody Wiliam Peter of hili city has been admitted to the bar of the US Supreme Court in Washington. He maintains offices on Booth Center Street and was among a group of lawyers who participated in a naval reserve program funding admittance to the Supreme Court. The ceremony occurred in Washington at the federal building.
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Atwxody Wiliam Peter
Hili City
Supreme Court
Washington
Russia Pushes Full Debate on Disarmament
Soviet delegate Sobolev demanded a full debate in the United Nations General Assembly on disarmament. He urged the Big Four to avoid delaying a report and warned that any postponement would hinder open discussion by ministers. He stressed every UN member has the right to discuss disarmament.
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CN Assembly
Furan
Arkully
A. Sobolev
Sobolev
United Nations
Saarland vote looms as police tighten security
In Saarbrucken authorities pledge tight policing during a Sunday plebiscite on the European Union plan for Saarland under Western European Union oversight. Western allies warn of possible unrest as pro-German factions campaign against Europesation and joint French German governance, while Adenauer urges a cautious vote for unity. A French cabinet note promises possible union if voters back the statute.
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Erees
Saarbrurcken
Siar
Saar
Bordir
Saarlinders
Bumpeyn Union
Tnterational Commission
Germany
Hoffman
Iidden Toudsnesker Dyowrinie Holman
Europesalvation
Hillier
Sant’s
Konrad Adennller
Adenstie
Soliecy
France
Bonn
Linion
Snd
Dict
Railroad Car Damages Rogers Structural Steel Plant
A Pennsylvania Railroad car derailed at Rogers Structural Steel Co causing about $10,000 in damage. The car smashed a steel door and trusses, rolled through the plant, and damaged a storage building as workers narrowly avoided injury. The investigation continues with details disputed.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Peydille
W Syitch
Sis
Ory
Seus Bene
Uils
Forse
Kniockinie
Ujemaskew
Ansty
Pennsy Yard
Krew
Abe Rovers
Svelves
Hiex
Uwear
Keyon
Workman Falls At New School In Pittsburgh Area
Fragmented report details two accidents at a school construction site on Sperenr Road. John Reede, 41, a plumber from RD, is hospitalized in critical condition after a fall from atop a boiler. Arnold Well Richer, 54, of Union City, fell 27 feet from a utility pole and is listed in satisfactory condition. Names, places, and injuries are from the deteriorating clipping.
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Seould
Warkryi Ins
Krouind
Sperenr Road
Ohn Reede
Corry Memorial
Sehroo
Willie
George Newcamon
Kidders
Howard McNtuilin
Loveland Retirement Shakes Citizens Bank Post
H W Loveland, cashier at Citizens Bank for the past decade, has resigned due to health. He joined the bank in July of last year and has been treated for a serious ailment, leaving duties to his successor Bricken.
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H. W. Loveland
Citizens Bank
Mw Lovewna
Citizens Nations Bank
Vocnuro
Lt Health
Loveland
Ue Bank
UMS
Pane Ta Pup
Hayward Ten
Suecduiol
Shires
Bricken
Hina
Senators Compass Expensive Trip Home From Europe
In a costly move, Senators Sens and colleagues were flown back from Europe at an estimated $20,000 round trip using two four engine Defense Department transport planes. The trip covered Britain, Spain, and Turkey as they returned for home commitments, with Air Force noting dates required to meet obligations.
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Associated Press
Washington
D-Ark
Europe
Stennis
Btorinis
Beriae
Defense Department
Robert T Rost
Tor Madeid
Meclellan
Chaves Sengtorril
Air Force
Regittae
Rony
Britain
Spain
Turkey
Auto Worker Is Charged In Slaying
Towson Maryland police charged John Adams and Robert Palmer with murder after a fatal shooting at a Baltimore County crime scene. Adams, a data projection worker, disappeared earlier and was later arrested. Palmer, a former UCLA president, was noted as married with children. State police reported the investigation began when Adams was found missing and a suspect was identified.
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Towson, Md
Wripkor Witscburgoe
Aliny Sageant
John 7 Adams
Dar Clinihers
Balimeny
Puller
Adams
Fignilion
Bald Pedro
Guan Yeupeok
Pilarit
Helen Jerenor
Sir Robe Palmiery
High School Building Zoning Battle Over Light Industry
Corry zoning board rejected an appeal by Donald J. Bebell of Erie to permit a light manufacturing use in the old high school on West South Street. Bebell argues the building was misrepresented and seeks release from the sale agreement, while residents protest the project. The district contends adverts by the broker are not its responsibility, and further action may require court action if terms cannot be settled.
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Corry
Bebell
Dinlante
Brie
Frank McKnight
Hearinig
Janice Stahl
James Mactaches
Stahl
Bebrl
Tia
Tiderite Nik
Hhe
Tuilinate
Bebe
Minder
Ant
Spility Jarrett
Peterson
Rebert
Wong
Auspermarket
Menthy
Tewell
Wilérney
State Flood Loss To Hit One Million Dollars
State officials warn flood damages may reach about one million dollars. Estimates focus on municipal repairs to roads and bridges and affected homes. The projection highlights county and city risks with elevated infrastructure and displaced residents.
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Toei
Riki Urd Gertell
Cigil Tibi
Gerstell
Miller Holes
Eisenhower name may be entered in early primaries
Senate Republicans expect Eisenhower to decide late, risking early primary filings. Bridges, Smith and Hall discuss timing and potential undercut of the nominating conventions as Eisenhower ponders a possible second term. George Gar says conventions will be wide open with Stevenson likely again if held now.
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Bridges
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Washington
Eienhower
H. Alexander Smith
Smith
GOP
Leonard W. Hallins
George 9-Gar
Partes
George
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower Takes Up Justice Dept Matters in Denver
President Eisenhower returns to government duties at a hospital conference in Denver with Attorney General Brownell. Brownell, key in the 1952 GOP nomination, flew from New York to discuss Justice Department matters needing the President’s attention. Officials say politics will be in the background. doctors say a second term is possible if he remains healthy.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Brownell
Justice Department
Riserhower
Air Force
New York
Department of Justice
Bigene Lupeschin
University of Vermont Medical School
Ey Burllieton
Businessmen See Bright Year Ahead in 1956
Hot Springs industrialists at a two day closed conference with Secretary Weeks forecast sustained business activity into 1955 and beyond. They expect a strong Christmas season and point to upbeat third quarter data from the President's Council of Economic Advisers while raising concerns over consumer credit and installment buying. The Business Advisory Council has advised the secretary of commerce for 22 years amid bipartisan administrations.
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Associated Press
Business Advisory Council
Secretary of Commerce
Eisenhower
Rfek
Council
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Herton
Rouneil
Hots Democvilic
Community drives raise funds toward mid goal total
Chest totals rise to fifty thousand dollars plus as Hay Weber announces progress toward the halfway mark. New contributions arrive from multiple divisions including Retail and Profession Men, with named townships and entities credited for donations.
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Hay Weber
Gener
Find Drive
Divison i
Conway
STFC
Fautiedit
Cresiin
Asylum Granted to Nine Russian Seamen Amid Protests
Nine Russian seamen were granted asylum amid ongoing protests and political tension. Officials noted travel restrictions and safety concerns while humanitarian groups praised the decision as a humanitarian gesture. The events unfold against a backdrop of international dispute and domestic debate.
Eisenhower Says No War Alliance With Russia at Talks
Washington reports that President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles outlined a firm stance to Moscow at the Geneva talks. An official State Department booklet publicized declarations by Eisenhower and other leaders, including never entering a war against any nation. The edition also released previously unpublished wartime remarks and a direct appeal to Marshal Zhukov, stressing soldier to soldier trust.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Dulles
United States
State Department
Balt
Georgi Zhukov
Geneva
Marshid Zhukov
Thaye
Flussia
Blerthower
Zhukov
Secord
Fragmented police report on Corry theft and arson incident
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a theft and tied disturbance on North Cunnller Street with references to a suspect named Wisners, a building fire, and police action. It mentions hospital timing, a missing “WINK” folder, and a clerk named Conner, with unnamed details about the ongoing investigation and suspect handling.
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Tieyeat
Corry Ind
Wiggers Motor
Cunller Street
Duc
Fuceortine
Rob Wisners
Whytie
Evry
Cour
Ernst Conner
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