Two Teenagers Found Murdered in Maryland Park
Police report two teenage girls found slain in a park near Hills Maryland. Nancy Marie Shomette 16 and Michael Ann Ryan 14 were identified. Medical examiner Dr. John J. Maloney said one girl was stabbed several times. Further details about the second body were not immediately available.
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Hills
John J. Maloney
Prince Georges County
Nancy Marie Shomette
Daugh‘ter
P. E. Shomette
W. Park Drive
Lane ‘Manor
Michael Ann Ryan
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Welder Rescued After Trench Cave-In With Premonition Help
Boston welder John H. Sullivan 41 was buried in a 10 foot trench when earth collapsed. A motorist Thomas Whittaker drove miles to the site after a sudden urge and pulled him free. Sullivan suffered shoulder burns nose and ankle fractures but survived with a fair prognosis at Boston City Hospital.
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Boston
John H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Thomas Whittaker
Whittaker
Boston City
Noisy Witching Hour in Belmont Home of Clock Collector
Belmont Ohio reports a midnight scene at the Frank Travis residence where 148 clocks mark twelve with varying clangs and bongs. Travis is described as a retired mill worker who keeps clocks as a hobby.
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Belmont
Ohio
Frank Travis
Travis
Lad Takes 32 Years To Complete Errand
In Oneonta Alabama a 9 year old Francis Sullivan was sent for three pounds of meal 32 years ago. He wandered the world afterwards and returned to find Mrs. Battles living nine miles away. He bought three pounds of meat and brought it to her home. She recognized him and embraced him. He apologized for the delay.
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Oneonta
Ala
George Battles
Francis Sullivan
Sand Mountains
Francis
Birmingham
Mrs. Battles
Baseball players may boost earnings with glasses says research
The Better Vision Institute suggests many professional baseball players could raise earnings by wearing glasses. The claim cites improved vision and performance potential as key factors in earnings growth for players.
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Better Vision Institute
Postmaster General A Summerfield Targets Old Pay Problem
Congress approved a bill signed by President Eisenhower to reform postal pay. Arthur Summerfield aims to end inconsistent 92 different post office pay ranges by creating 49 classifications with automatic seven-year step raises. New scales start at 2 870 to 14 800 top, costing 164 million dollars annually.
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Congress
Arthur Summerfield
Eisenhower
Field
Post Office Department
Summerfield
New York
Kansas
Postal Service
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