Arrest Artist Husband On Sodomy Charge In Slaying
Fulton County Police Chief Neal Ellis said Paul Refoule, husband of slain Atlanta socialite Pegey Refoule, was arrested on a sodomy charge after lie detector questioning linked to the murder investigation. An unnamed former art student allegedly told investigators the truth under the test, while two others did not. The lie detector team from Tampa conducted the interview, and other suspects were released. The body of Mrs Refoule was found partly nude.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Neal Ellis
Paul Refoule
Pegey Refoule
Ellis
Refoule
Tampa
Fla
C. 8
Golitz
Neal Been
Hillsboro
Truman Keeps Mum On Income Tax Bill
Washington June 14 The White House said President Truman will act sometime Monday on the tax reduction bill. He returned from a goodwill trip to Canada and offered no inkling of his intent toward the Taft Hartley labor bill. Republican leaders in the House planned to vote Tuesday to override if he vetoes the tax measure.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Canada
House
Senate
Fresh Floods Return to Ottumwa Iowa Heights
Fresh floods threaten Ottumwa and Des Moines River Valley as volunteers National Guardsmen Navy Coast Guard scramble to fortify sandbag dikes. Crest projected near 20 to 20.5 feet at Ottumwa tomorrow, higher than last week’s record. Numerous towns along lower Iowa River Cedar River brace for rising waters.
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Des Moines
Ottumawa
Iowa River
Cedar River
Iowa
Mississippi
National
Navy
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Tracy
Ottumwa
Nodaway
Nishnabotna
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Tucker
Actress Mary Brown jailed after hair pulling at fight
New York June 14. Actress and model Mary Kirk Brown, 33, faced a disorderly conduct charge dropped after she apologized for her conduct at Madison Square Garden during a welterweight night. She disputed the complainant, Betty Bunetta of Passaic, N J, and accepted the apology.
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New York
Mary Kirk Brown
Madison Square Garden
Miss Brown
Betty Bunetta
Passaic
N. J
Miss Bunetta
Ms Brown
Charles Fusari
Tony Pellone
Arsee
Lands
Communists Launch New Attacks In Berlin On Hungarian Success
Berlin reports that Soviet backed Communists in Germany, led by the Socialist Unity party with four power influence, launch a summer offensive inspired by Hungarian success. The move follows aggressive tactics and ongoing Soviet contact with Russian and Western authorities to shape Berlin’s administration.
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Berlin
Richard Kasischke
Germany
Hungary
Europe
Socialist Unity Party
SED
President Signs Four Latin Nations Peace Treaties Today
President Truman signed the instrument of ratification for the Italian peace treaty and issued a hopeful note for Italy. He also signed treaties with Hungary Romania and Bulgaria after Senate ratification.
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Washington
Truman
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Senate
Vandenberg urges cross party world economy inventory
Senator Vandenberg calls for a bipartisan advisory council to audit world needs and the United States capacity to meet them. He warns against reliance on others and urges a full domestic resource inventory to guide foreign policy. Dem and GOP leaders largely back the idea. Taft remains silent.
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Jack Bell Washington
Senator Vandenberg
R-Mich
United States
Vandenberg
America
Congress
Althouh
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Senate-House
Alon
Local JCs Name Regional Vice Presidents
Gwynn Edmonds of Huntington was named among regional vice presidents by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce at their annual sessions in Long Beach California on June 14.
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Gwynn Edmonds
Long Beach
Calif
Gwynn Edmonds of
Huntington
U. S
Nationwide Maritime Strike Looms On Monday Across Nation
A coast to coast CIO led maritime strike looms as five unions representing about 200000 workers near contract expirations at midnight Sunday. Wage demands surge with National Maritime Union pushing a 20 percent rise while others seek continuation of current terms. Shipowners hope for settlement as transit strikes disrupt cities including St. Louis immobilizing public transport for a second day.
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Associated Press
Nation Today
CIO
Ford Motor Co
Philip Murray
New York
National Maritime Union
St. Louis
AFL
Boys State Breaks Up At Jackson's Mill Today
Jackson's Mill hosts the closing of the American Legion Boys State as 375 youths conclude a week studying democracy by running their own state government. Tanel pins in the form of West Virginia and bearing Legion insignia are given to each participant along with attendance certificates merit awards and final notices.
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Jackson's Mill
American Legion
West Virginia
Ffinatas of
Africa
12th June highway fatality reported in Harrison County
June Charleston reports the death of Thelma Greynolds, 35, as the 12th highway fatality of June after an accident on State Route 20 in Harrison County. State police accident prevention bureau says the year total rises to 162.
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Charleston
Thelma
Greynolds
Harrison County
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Parade Parking Restriction for Flag Day in Town
There will be no parking on the north side of Main Street from Bridge Street to Post Office from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday June 14 Flag Day. A parade forms at the Post Office and marches to Station Square for services led by Captain of Police H L Woodford.
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Main Street
Bridge Street
Post Office
Station Square
Little Girl Heroine in Beechview Dog Bite Incident
Suzanne Weller, 14, received praise after she collared a stray dog believed rabid that bit at least 30 people in Beechview and Mt. Washington. Police and three Animal Rescue League trucks searched for the small black and white dog that terrorized students in three schools over two days.
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Pittsburgh
Suzanne Weller
Beechview
Mt. Washington
Animal Rescue League
Suzanne
Lee School
Dramatic eye view of Capital Airlines wreck
Associated Press reports from Leesburg Virginia describe a Capital Airlines four engine plane crash on a Blue Ridge slope. E. D. Morris pilots the plane over the site where 60 aboard may have perished, with only charred wreckage and scattered sections of tail and wing visible amid scrub. Henry Griffin AP photographer accompanies Morris.
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Associated Press
Man
Eugene B. Dodson
Leesburgh
Blue Ridge Mountain
Hugh Capital Airlines
E. D.morris
Alington
Werfiew
Capital
Morris
Henry Griffin
James Franklin
Capital Airlines
Board Plans Action to Aid Mentally Deficient Children
Charleston June 14 The Board of Control pledges to do everything in its power to improve care at state institutions for mentally deficient children. President J Z Terrell spoke after a Presbyterian church committee report cited Huntington State hospital conditions where some boys appeared fearful and weary and had not left their rooms in six months. The report praised girls with attendants and St Marys children’s training school for proper care. Terrell noted the findings and promised further steps.
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Charleston
Board of Control
J. Z. Terrell
Presbyterian Church Committee
Elkins
Huntington State Hospital
Huntington Institution
St. Marys
Terrell
Jr U A M Meet Scheduled Every Saturday Night
Announcement calls all members to attend weekly Saturday night gatherings at 8 p m in V F W Hall until further notice, urging prompt participation and adherence to the schedule.
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the Jr
V. F. W. Hall
Searchers Find Capital Airlines Wreck Near Leesburg
In Leesburg Virginia on June 14 rescue teams located the Capital Airlines plane wreck atop a northwest mountain. No signs of life from the 50 aboard were found. officials noted likely loss of life with survivors considered unlikely. The Chicago to Washington flight disappeared after a routine radio exchange with Martinsburg. Wreckage indicated explosion or catastrophic failure, with authorities reporting a damaged airframe and ongoing investigations as rescuers moved toward the scene.
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Associated Press
Leesburg
Capital Airlines
Franklin
Ney Draten Gal SR
Narnoshale
Ake
Virginia Weat
Virdinl Er
Sored
List of air lifer crash victims aboard Chicago to Washington flight
A released list by Capital Airlines details passengers aboard a lifter that crashed in Virginia during a Chicago to Washington flight. Names and hometowns include Cecil Eaton Pittsburgh. M M McIntosh Jr Pittsburgh. G H McCafferty Mt Rainier Md. Miss Mary J Altman Uniontown Pa. William Watson Wilkinsburg Pa. Albert McCarthy and Anna Marie McCarthy Pittsburgh. John R Dewar Ambridge Pa. Anna Jane Goodwin Pittsburgh. P J Ness Washington. D N Cox and Miss Cramer Wooster Oh. Mrs Price Akron Oh. C A Ludlow Pittsburg Kan. C E Peppiatt Philadelphia. Sam Gross Philadelphia. Walter Hodson Chicago. Miss Marjorie Southerland Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Air Lifer
Virginia
Chicago
Capital Airlines
Pittsburgh
Cecil L. Eaton
American Associated Consultants
M. McIntosh, Jr
Navy
Pittsburgh University
Pittshurgh
G. H. McCafferty
Allison St
Mt. Rainier
P. J. Ness
Hudson Corp
Norflok
Marjorie Southerland
PAC
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