Heiress Sue Froedtert Found in Highland Park Case
Suzanne Froedtert a 16 year old heiress missing from a Madison boarding school was found at a Highland Park rooming house with 24 year old Ollie Williams. They were detained with Williams under Mann Act investigation and Froedtert for juvenile delinquency and as material witness.
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Detroit
Suzanne Froedtert
Madison
Wis
Highland Park
Kurtis R. Froedtert
Milwaukee
Ollie J. Williams
Ivan S. Brown
Miss Froedtert
Miss Foredtert
Brown
Williams
Miss Forestert
Baby Dies Soon After Birth on Queen Mary
On the Queen Mary a premature birth at sea ends in tragedy as Leigh Travis Smith dies nine hours after birth despite a heroic coast guard aerial transfer. The infant weighed three pounds. mother Mrs. Russell D. Smith is the wife of a former staff sergeant from Coventry Vermont. The liner carried 1840 war brides and 600 children from Southampton.
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New York
Leigh Travis Smith
Coast Guard
Russell D. Smith
Coventry
Southampton
England
Not. Police Have Busy Weekend in Newcomerstown
Newcomerstown police had a busy Saturday night with six arrests. Violators appeared before Mayor Ellis Barth for hearings. Carl Opphile fined five dollars and costs after intoxication. Thomas Jones and Bud Stillion paid fines and were released. Jack Rose fined fifteen dollars for speeding. Ransom Smith fined ten dollars for reckless driving. Robert Blair forfeited a ten dollar bond after failing to appear. Officer Reynolds and Officer Fry led the arrests on State and Canal streets of Cambridge and Coshocton residents and Akron resident.
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Newcomerstown
Ellis Barthalow
Carl Opphile
Russell Reynolds
Reynolds
Thomas Jones
Bud Stillion
Cambridge
Paul Fry
Jack Rose
Coshocton
State Street
Ransom Smith
Robert Blair
Akron
Canal Street
Dresden Man Needs Blood in Newark
Citizens in the Muskingum valley are urged to donate blood to Everett E. Bates of Zanesville Route 5 now in Newark City Hospital. Type No 2 blood is needed for a planned transfusion after three plasma injections failed. Bates’ son died in action in Germany during World War II.
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Muskingum Valley
Zanesville
City Hospital
Newark
Everett E. Bates
Newark Hospital
Schaumieffel- Ransom
Dresden
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tilton
Frazersburg
Bates
Germany
Construction Work Begins on Pipeline to GE Plant
Safety Service Director J. E. Trubenbach announced a second crew has been placed on contract No. 3 for the pipe line to the GE plant. City officials said adding more workers should allow the entire line to be completed by June.
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G. E
Safety Service
JE. Trubenbach
Prominent Woman Dies After Hospital Bullet Wound
Mrs. Mary Shoman 30 of War Saw Route One died in City Hospital Sop m Sunday from a personal safety related chest wound suffered at 9 am. She born Coshocton December 21 1915 daughter of Harvey and Zelma Snedeker. She married Alfred Shoman October 28 1925 who survives along with her son Alfred Jr two sisters and her Coshocton parents. She was Coshocton high school valedictorian 1934 member of First Baptist church and Eastern Star. Funeral at First Baptist Church 2:30 pm Wednesday Rev. John Shanley officiating burial South Lawn Cemetery. Eastern Star rites at the grave. Friends may call at 101 Walnut after 7 pm today until 1 pm Wednesday and in church 1:30 2:30 pm Wednesday.
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Mary Shoman
Warsaw
City Hospital
Sop. m
Coshocton
Harvey
Zelma Kimberly Snedeker
Alfred Shoman
Alfred, Jr
Roger Robinson
Leola Snedker
Columbus
Coshocton High School
First Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
John Shanley
Dawson Funeral Firm
South Lawn Cemetery
Eastern Star
Frank Shoman
Walnut, Street
Slays Sister Takes Life In Courthouse Standoff
MINNEAPOLIS Minn UP Felice wrote case closed after brother World War II veteran Gordon La Londe 27 killed his sister Dorothy Hickman 23 and then shot himself in front of police at the courthouse prompting a grim scene. Hickman wife of a wounded serviceman was found nude and beaten in a river flat slum. La Londe arrested earlier fled and delivered final words before dying in police custody. He mourned war losses and questioned what would come next.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Felice
Dorothy Hickman
Gordon la Londe
River Flats
Mississippi River
la Londe
Local Baker Dies in Home Sunday Morning
Robert Russell Millin, 61, died at 6:30 a m Sunday at his home 304 South Lawn Avenue from complications. Born in Scotland he was married to Edith M Dusenberry since 1911 and owned Millin Bakery for 16 years. He is survived by his widow four brothers three sisters and an aunt. Funeral at Glass funeral home 2 p m Wednesday with Rev M E Mitchell officiating. Burial South Lawn cemetery. Friends may call from 7 p m today until noon Wednesday. Akron UP Firemen blame a smoker who mistook a mailbox for a trash can after a box fire. firefighters used a hose due to no key.
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Robert Russell Millin
South Lawn Avenue
Dykehead Shotts
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Robert Millin
Edith M. Dusenberry
Modern Woodmen
Millin Bakery
William Millin
Rochester
Mich
Joseph
Cleveland
David
Harry
Coshocton
Carl Hank
Cuyahoga Falls
Lloyd Poland
South Eighth Street
Herman Mueller
Roscoe
William Small
Canton
Glass Funeral Home
M. E. Mitchell
Wesleyan Church
South Lawn Cemetery
Akron
Russians Seek Iranian Oil Pact As UN Convenes
UNRRA director general Herbert Lehman warned that premature removal of food rationing and controls has sparked a worldwide famine threat. He said strong measures may be needed to avert starvation and reported UNRRA has cost $3 billion while many nations have not paid promised funds. Russia’s push on Albania’s UNRRA membership raised Western alarm over potential entry into the United Nations.
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Atlantic City
United States
Herbert H. Lehman
UNRRA
United Nations
Lehman
Council of
Russia
Albania
Turkey
United Nations Organization
Trial of Marcel Petiot the Bluebeard of France
In Paris a 49 year old Dr Marcel Petiot faced the Assize court on charges of at least 26 murders with claims he killed as many as 63 victims. Indictment details say victims were slain at his Rue Le Sueur home during the occupation and disposed of by furnace or in quicklime. Authorities accuse him of luring Jews and others with promises of escape then killing for their money and possessions.
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Paris
Marcel Petiot
France
Petiot
Europe
Goering Says Germany Never Planned Invasion of U S
Hermann Goering testified that Nazi Germany never developed a blueprint to invade North America and that even with Europe under control Germany feared danger from the Allies rather than threatening the American continent due to its small fleet and lack of long range bombers.
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Mernberg
Hermann Goering
United States
Goering
War Crimes Tribunal
Adolf Hitler
North American
Germany
Europe
King to Address Espionage Report in Commons
Premier Mackenzie King will deliver a full statement on Soviet espionage in Canada to the House of Commons today. Communist MP Fred Rose, arrested in the espionage probe, promises to speak when Commons convenes, adding tension to the session.
Woman Found on Isle After Two Weeks Marooning
A 43 year old woman, Bernice Brown of Van Nuys, was rescued by a coast guard crash boat after two weeks on Rocky Anacapa Island. She reported her husband Roy Brown and John Barta perished in a gale that sank their 50 foot fishing boat Nancy Lee. She survived by clinging to a gas drum and signaling for help until rescue.
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Los Angeles
Coast Guard
California
Bernice Brown
van Nuys
Cal
Rocky Anacapa Island
Santa Monica
Maxine Trader
Brown
Port Hueneme
Navy
Roy Brown
John Barta
Long Beach
Nancy Lee
Santa Monia
Johnny
Hushand
Rey
Apple Pie Heist Shocks Local Ham Purger Shop
Toleno UP police report a burglary at Christian’s ham purger stand where two pieces of apple pie, valued at 14 cents, were stolen. The owner found the shop ransacked and notified authorities.
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Toleno
Nick Christian
Radio Tops Peabody Award For Drama Contribution
The George Foster Peabody awards board announced that radio personalities Charlo McCarthy Mortimer Snerd and Edgar Bergen won the outstanding contribution of the year to radio drama. The award was presented today.
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Radio
New York
Charlo McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Edgar Bergen
George Foster Peabody Awards Board
Millersburg Man Dies After Fall From Window
Robert Klingler aged 8 died at Pomerene Memorial hospital from injuries after falling about 18 feet from a second story window at the Eagles lodge on West Jackson street. He suffered a skull fracture punctured lungs and broken ribs. The death was ruled accidental by Sheriff Harry R Weiss Prosecutor Raymond Miller and Marshal Frank Manley. He leaves a widow Irene a son Gary Lee his mother Irene Klingler Glenmont two sisters Betty Klingler and Mary Broach three brothers Clarence Ralph Carl. Funeral is set for 7 p m Wednesday at Elliott funeral home with Rev Fred Zaugg officiating burial in Killbuck cemetery.
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Millersburg
Robert Klingler
Pomerene Memorial Hospital
Eagles Lodge
West Jackson Street
Klingler
Harry R. Weiss
Raymond Miller
Marshall Frank Manley
Irene
Gary Lee
Irene Klingler
Glenmont
Betty Klingler
Mary Broach
Akron
Clarence
Ralph
Carl
Wooster
Elliott
Fred Zaugg
St. John's Evangelical and
Payne Gives Away Nylons Despite Ban
Cleveland dispatch reports Republican gubernatorial hopeful Albert Edward Payne was grounded from chartering a plane to drop nylon hose at Edgewater Park. Unable to fly, Payne climbed seven feet to distribute 143 pairs from coats and pockets to a crowd of about 1,000. He claimed the nylons were tainted by southern Democrats and rival firms, with most going to men despite a ban on air delivery.
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Cleveland (P
Albert Edward Payne
Hom
Edgewater Park
Payne
Tide Park
Springfeld
Brown Brothers
Greenville
Torn
Taco Nylon
Santa Claus Sues For Accident Injuries
Santa Chang filed a $5,000 lawsuit in Sevita county common pleas court alleging injuries from a December 12 jeep accident during a Christmas celebration. Defendants include Rickey the real estate broker and Zuhars the Jeep driver. Jordan posed as Santa Claus for children.
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Portsmouth
Cap
Santa Chang
Sevita County
Rickey
Zuhars
Aged Farmer Frank Pool Dies in Train Tragedy
Funeral services were arranged today for Frank E Pool an 80 year old retired farmer who was struck and killed by a train in Upper Sandusky Ohio. The accident occurred near the railroad crossing as he walked along the tracks. Pool leaves a widow and several children and was a longtime resident of the area. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Upper Sandusky
Frank £. Pool
Car Looters Sought After Two Autos Ransacked
Police hunt thieves after two autos were looted Sunday night. Byron T. Skinner of Chestnut Street reported a theft of loves and a flashlight from his car. Fred Rediker of Mulberry Street said a wallet with a driver's license checkbook and papers was stolen from his vehicle.
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Byron T. Skinner
Chestnut Street
Fred Rediker
Mulberry Street
No Motive in Slaying of Kentucky Bride
Louisville police probe the brutal murder of Frances Allison a 9 year old dime store clerk who wed recently. Her downtown apartment showed a fierce struggle a brick used as a weapon was found under the bed and husband Dewey Allison 24 an ex serviceman claimed he was at taverns Friday night while his wife objected to his drinking.
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Louisville
Frances Allison
Dewey Allison
Palee
Water samples tested for well No 3 analysis
Safety Service director J. E. Trubenbach said water samples from well No 3 were sent to Roy E. Price Newark city chemist for qualitative analysis. Results are expected this week.
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Roy E. Price
Newark City
Safety Service
J. £. Trubenbach
Oil Deal Averts Middle East Crisis Report
London dispatch says Soviet Russia seeks a large oil concession in Northern Iran before a March 25 UN Security Council meeting in New York. Reports link Tudeh dissatisfaction to Ghavam and possible oil deal moves with Red Army pressure amid near Teheran troop activity and a potential Iranian army response.
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London
Russia
Iran
UN Security Council
New York
Ahmed Ghavam
Teheran
Londdon
Ghavami
Karaj
Ahmed Ahmedi
Ghavani
Gravam
Red Army
Columbus Girl Found Victim in Slugging Case
A sex year-old girl named Ethel Petrosky arrived from Columbus and is in serious condition at Shadyside hospital after being struck on the head with a heavy weapon in East Liberty. She was found five miles from downtown, near a flour mill at dawn, with dirt and blood on her and a gaping head wound. her purse and valuables remained intact.
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Pittsburgh
Columbus
Shadyside Hospital
Ethel Petrosky
East Liberty
W. H. Stokes, Jr
Hoover to Speak at Wesleyan Merrick Lectures
Former President Herbert Hoover named as one of speakers for Ohio Wesleyan University Merrick lectures to run April 23 to 25. Dr H J Burgstahier and Bishop G Bromley Oxnam also slated to speak on the topic the spiritual pan debilitation of the world.
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Delaware
Herbert Hoover
Ohio Wesleyan
Merrick
H. J. Burgstahier
G. Bromley Oxnam
Methodist Church
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