Dr Sander Testifies Air Injection Doubted Death Cause
In Manchester New Hampshire Dr Hermann N Sander testified in his murder trial that there was no life reaction when he injected air into Abbie Borroto s veins and that he never intended to kill her He said he believed she died of cancer and signed the death certificate accordingly He described attempts to access the vein with a syringe noting collapsed veins and no blood with no clear result from injections of air or fluids as he pressed on in questioning by defense counsel Ralph E Langdell.
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N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie Borroto
Dr. Sander
Sander
Nicholas Keller
Pihl
Olson
Jack Bodayla
Tey
Tolson
Keller
Bill to Force Communists to Sever Ties With Russia
In Washington Senator Mundt says a bill to require registration of all Communists and fronts will sever ties with Moscow. The measure would mandate labeled literature in mail, disclosure of finances, restricts federal appointments, allows court appeals for those ordered to register, and creates a subversive control board.
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Russia
Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rep. Nixon
R-Calif
House
Fuchs
Britain
Hiss
Congres
Communist Party
Moscow
Ferguson
R-Mich
Olin Johnston
D-80
Alger Hiss
Mad Knifer Rampage Slays Four in Brooklyn Streets
A 19 year old man, William Jones, slashed four strangers to death and wounded three others in a ten minute spree through a Brooklyn tenement district yesterday. He used a 14 inch carving knife, was subdued by police with gun butts, and taken to Brooklyn police headquarters after a brutal, unprovoked attack. One victim was a friend. witnesses described frozen crowds as the killer struck from behind. Jones, declared sane last week, offered no explanation.
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New York
Brooklyn
William Jones
Polce
Jones
Howard
Camden
New Jersey
Track Open After Derailment Near Bridgeport
Opened at 11:00 after eastbound freight train 88 derailed one mile west of Bridgeport at 2:22 a.m. Sunday. No injuries or fatalities, cause a broken wheel. Seven hogs cars loaded. about 50 hogs killed. Damage to heavy machinery on a car. Crew names unavailable at B and O offices at press time.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Bridgeport
T. J. Klauenberg
Soldier Injured In Auto Crash Near Frederick Maryland
Harold B. Randolph 21 from Reedsville Pennsylvania, a soldier at Walter Reed hospital, was injured when his car lost control, struck a culvert and trees, and skidded across U.S. 240. He was taken to Camp Detrick with a fractured hip. Blue Ridge bus driver John Best assisted at the scene.
Police Court Grist Is Three Minor Cases
Weekend arrests totaled three, per Police Captain Joe Mask. Jessie Collins of Grafton was arrested for intoxication, pleaded guilty, and arranged payment of the fine with officer Constable Ray Osborne. Charles Shumaker of Grafton was arrested for running a red light at Beech and Walnut, ordered to appear in city court, with Patrolman Stemple assisting. Charles J. Gillespie of Grafton was busted for running a red light, appeared in court, paid a $10 fine plus costs, arresting officer Patrolman.
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Joe Mask
Jessie Collins
Grafton
Ray Osborne
Charles Shumaker
Beech
Walnut Streets
Shumaker
Stemple
Charles J. Gillespie
Gillespie
Handicapped Youth Takes Solo Flight
LOUISVILLE KY Jack Calveard a 23 deaf and partly paralyzed youth made his first solo air flight at Bowman Field cruising at 600 feet yesterday. He began training three weeks ago and had about ten hours of dual instruction. Despite deafness he found learning to fly very easy. Born paralyzed from the waist down his legs are numb and he used a plane that flies without controls.
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Louisville
Jack Calveard
Bowman Field
Charleston Court Honored for Municipal Improvement
A plaque will be presented to the City of Charleston on March 20 in recognition of improvement in the city's municipal court. The city was selected from among others in its population class by the American Bar Association as having the greatest improvement in the court during the year ended last September.
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Charleston
City of
American Bar Association
U S Retreat From Eastern Europe Deepens Under Red Pressure
The United States faces a slow retreat from eastern Europe as communist methods escalate. Key developments include Bulgarian translator Michael Shipkov's torture recount, Hungary pressuring the American legation, Czechoslovakia ordering diplomats of U S missionaries to leave, and Moscow boosting embassy costs to curb Western staff.
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Washington
United States
Europe
State Department
Red
Michael Shirkov
Shipkov
Budapest
Moscow
Hungary
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Kremlin
Michael Shipkov
Mili
Masters Dies at 81 Noted Poet of Spoon River Anthology
Edgar Lee Masters, author of Spoon River Anthology, died at 81 in Melrose Park after a virus pneumonia. He left law to write, later famed for novels, biographies and poems, including portraits of Whitman and Twain. his death ends a long literary life begun in Lewistown. The obituary notes his impact on American poetry.
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Philadelphia
Edgar Lee Masters
Spoon River
Masters
Melrose Park
Vachel Lindsay
Walt Whitman
Mark Twain
Abraham Lincon
Lewistown
Chicago
Webster Ford
WVU Finds Jobs for One in Five Graduates
West Virginia University reports 185 January graduates registered with the placement office between November 1 and February 1. Of these, 37 were placed, and 12 positions remain unfilled due to requirements for specific experience in home economics, supervision, teaching, and electrical engineering. Fourteen companies conducted 173 interviews on campus during the three month period.
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WVU
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Cornelia Ludwig
Davis and Elkins and Fairmont win opening round games
Davis and Elkins College and Fairmont State joined the first round winners as the West Virginia state college conference basketball tournament began. Davis and Elkins trounced Beckley 86 to 55, while Fairmont edged Bethany 67 to 60 after gaining the lead in the first half. Concord faces Salem and West Liberty meets Alderson-Broaddus tonight.
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Buckhannon
Davis and Elkins
Fairmont
Beckley
Bethany
Concord
Salem
West Liberty
Alderson-Broaddus
Prepared to Die Baptism for Death-Row Prisoner Burdette
National and state brief: Harry Burdette on death row was baptized in a creek by Reverends Graley and Frye before about 500 witnesses. The 26-year-old inmate, awaiting execution on April 14, said he had become converted in jail and helped convert six others. his wife and three children attended along with relatives.
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Charleston
Harry Burdette
Samuel C. Graley
Burl Frye
Free Salvation Baptist Church
Burdette
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