Skeleton discovered at Gein farm deepens Wisconsin killings
Plainfield Wisconsin November 30 authorities from three counties converge on Edward Gein’s secluded Waushara County farm after a second skeleton is found in a garbage pit. Sheriff Serles links the find to a previously identified man with a gold tooth and $100 bills, while State Atty Gen. HoNeck notes the new discovery may fit information from Gein during lie detector tests.
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Ghould Edward Gein
Frank Serles
Adams County
Portage County
Herb Wanierski
Stewart Honeck
Vernon Thomson
Gein
Madison
Plainfield
Waushara
Bernice Worden
Wisconsin
Central State Hospital
Worden
Mary Hogan
Waushara County
Earl Eileen
Wanierski
Wanserski
George Cummings
Serles
Ray Burgess
Victor Bunk
Travis
Gein Place
Burgess
Big Flats
Lars Thomsen
Thomson Farm
Chiropractor Offers Relief for Chronic Constipation Case
Patient reports lifelong constipation improved after chiropractic adjustments at Kirk's Chiropractic Office. The case highlights practical health care options and endorses non surgical approaches.
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Kirk
Chiropractic
Secrecy Flap Lifted At AEC Base In New Mexico
Officials at the Sandia Base in Albuquerque disclose a shift toward public insight into security matters. The Sandia Lab News says Sandia is the AEC's major weapons developer and has been largely responsible for all ordnance engineering of U.S. nuclear weapons since 1946.
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Sandia
Sandia Lab
Atomic Energy Commission
Ordnnance Engineering
U.S
AEC Laboratories
Los Alamos
Livermore
Calif
Bilious Attack and the Liver as Body Filter
A public service article explains the liver as a filter and purifier, essential for processing toxins and forming usable substances. It notes symptoms of liver misfunction and advocates maintaining function through chiropractic adjustments. Dr. Judson Pitts, 916 6th Ave SE, EL 3.5805.
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Judson Pitts
6Th Ave. S.E
VFW Chief urges nation to sacrifice for military strength
Commander-in-Chief Richard L. Roudebush of Indianapolis told a Midwest regional VFW conference in Chicago that Americans are ready to make sacrifices to build military power. He said the VFW will drop some special pleadings and push for Washington legislation to ensure safety, and urged keeping nuclear secrets from allies.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
Richard L. Roudebush
Indianapolis
VFW
Russia
Roudebush
United States
New Jersey
Birmingham Records 37th Traffic Death
Herman Kater aged 26 was killed when the car he rode in with his wife collided with a gasoline truck. He was thrown from the car and run over, dying instantly. The Birmingham incident marks the city’s 37th traffic fatality of the year.
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Birmingham
Herman Kater
Kater
NAACP Official Faces Charges In North Little Rock
W A Fair vice president of the North Little Rock NAACP surrendered to police on a charge of violating a city ordinance requiring organizations to file confidential information with the city clerk. He posted a $100 bond and a hearing is set for Tuesday. The NAACP seeks a temporary injunction against the ordinance.
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Ark
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
W. A. Fair
Fair
NAACP
Paul Duke
Duke
Birdie Williams
U.S. District Court
Little Rock
American Civil Liberties Union
Patrick Malin
New York
ACLU
Junior Miss America Contest Linked to Azalea Trail Festival
Plans reveal a Junior Miss America contest for 48 high school seniors from each state. Finalists compete in coronation at Ladd Stadium on March 2 with about $10,000 in scholarships and awards. The winner will reign during the Azalea Trail Festival, replacing the 1958 Miss America as festival queen.
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Mobile
Ladd Stadium
Fred W. Holder
Wichita shifts water supply from Arkansas River to northern wells
By 1940 Wichita Kansas relied on Arkansas River underflow for most of its water. The city then began drilling wells about 30 miles north of town to secure water supply.
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Kansas
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