Two women linked to Kane store raid and Shegroes
Police believe two African American women who secured 800 dollars in furs in a Kane store raid Saturday are the same pair involved in the Sheik theft at the Herman fore. A large car with Ohio plates seen at Kane is tied to the case as investigators pursue leads.
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Arbitration ruling favors Tatter agency in dispute
Mrs O J Aymong reported a bicycle theft from 2846 West Main Street after Steelman, called to arbitrate a dispute between OPA and the Agriculture Department, sided with the Tatter agency. Special New Year services begin 7 PM at Beth Israel Synagogue on West Chuc Street conducted by a rabbi from Youngstown. Services also Friday and Thursday with 8 AM starts.
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Kaiser probe group misreads wartime profits claim
Kaiser says final wartime accounts for his operators and family show either about 5 million dollars in profit or 13 million dollars in loss depending on Fontana California steel plant fate. He warned a possible 18 million dollar liability if Fontana fails, risking a shift from profit to deficit. He asserts government sold Geneva Utah plant to U S Steel for a fraction of cost.
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Five Fliers Buried At Arlington In International Fallout
The Army laid to rest five American fliers at Arlington Military Cemetery after their deaths in Yugoslav air clashes. A ceremonial detachment of 90 from Fort Myer met the funeral cortege, with the Army band, eight firing squad members, 30 casket bearers and 13 honorary pallbearers completing the solemn procession.
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Headlee Convicted but Sentencing Delayed in Rape Slaying
Headlee, 22 year old World War II veteran, awaits sentence after second degree murder conviction in the rape and murder of Harriet Walker, 16. Jury of four women and eight men deliberated five hours. defense seeks four day stay. Second degree murder carries 120 to 20 years.
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