Hoglen Relates Tale Of Mauling By 5 Men
In Taylorsville North Carolina prosecutors press witnesses in a liquor case trial. Kenneth Hoglen testifies about 36 hours of torture by five men including Wayne Watson Trevi Martin and Neil Davis over missing $18 000. He describes being hanged by wrists for 20 hours and beaten with crates and a pistol to force confession.
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Taylorsville, N. C
Kenneth Jerome Hoglen
Hoglen
Oong
Wayne Watson
Trevi Frank Martin
Neil
Fat) Davis
Rae Ae
Burgenss
Tylorsville
State Cokes
Alexander County
Raymond Mallard
Len
Davidson
Washington
Watson
Davis
Triplett
Cabino
Ayne Watson
Avis
Neil Davis
Dewey Doris
Buddy) Watts
Fort Mill
S. C
Watts
Hogsen
Ncwer
Dotsog
Sician
Mike Si bole Doing Well After Eye Removal
In Orlando Florida 4 year old Mike Sibo le who lost his first eye two years ago due to cancer underwent removal of his remaining eye to gain time. Doctors say he is resting nicely and may go home soon with a flesh colored patch over the socket. The surgeon cites a 50 50 chance of growing to adulthood and notes cancer cells could remain despite the operation.
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Orlando
Fla
Mike Sibole
Mike
Reforms Promised By Geroe In Hungary
Erno Geroe took over as Hungary's Communist party boss pledging no second Poznan and seeking closer ties with Yugoslavia's Tito. He denounced Rakosi's Stalinist mistakes, promised reforms, stronger party discipline, and a larger police force while warning against bread and freedom riots. He also vowed democratization and tighter control of ministries.
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Vienna
Austria
Ernce Geroe
Hunary
Communist Party
Poznan
Tito
Geroe
Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Cominform
Central Committee
Gerce
Poland
Hungary
Democrats Honor Walter F. George At $100 A Ticket Dinner
Washington Democrats raised over 100000 to honor retiring Georgia senator Walter F. George and replenish the senatorial campaign chest. Notables Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver Averell Harriman and Gov. Chandler attended the dinner with tickets at 100 each. Proceeds go to the Senate Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to aid Democratic Senate candidates. Senators Smathers and Humphrey said more than 1000 tickets had been sold.
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Washington .P
Walter F. George
Georgia
Adlai Stevensons
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Len
George
Senate
Democratic
Smathers
Florida
Humphrey
Minnesota
Time To Think Arguments In Court Save One Marriage
An estranged Chicago couple entered divorce court to end their marriage but after four hours left arm in arm determined to save it. Clarence Pennington 27 and Mary 24 waited through a crowded calendar as Judge Walker Butler waived the usual cooling off, allowing separate maintenance and cross-bill action.
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Chicago
Clarence Pennington
Mary
Pennington
Penningtons
Butler
Democrats See Few Delegate Contests
The piece notes sparse delegate battles at upcoming national conventions. Republicans hold only two contested slates. Democrats have none. In Mississippi and South Carolina rival factions vie for GOP seats, with all four delegations backing Eisenhower, though some factions remain pledged versus not.
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Washington
Nea
Mississippi
South Carolina
Eisenhower
Texas
Georgia
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Richard B. Russell
Lyndon B
Explosion Kills Infant in New York Gas Blast
A gas explosion in a New York City area home killed 6 week old Margaret Mary de Gregorio and injured five others. William Kulka, 40, was booked on manslaughter after four gas jets on the kitchen range opened. his wife Florence remains hospitalized. The blast reduced the two story house to rubble and shattered adjacent homes. Police noted Kulka’s distress following his wife’s April death from cancer.
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New York
William Kulka
Kulka
Margaret Mary de Gregorio
Florence
Quaker Library Hiring Split Plymouth Meeting
Testimony before a House Un American Activities subcommittee exposed tension within the Plymouth Meeting Quakers over hiring librarian Mary Knowles accused of communism. Opponents say the decision cost library and town support while a $5,000 award from the Fund for the Republic drew scrutiny but was not accepted.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
American Legion Post
Fund For the Republic
Yesterdday
House Un-American Activities Committee
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Lillian Tapley
Plymouth Meeting
Isaac J. Sheppard
Peerless Paper Mills
Library
Mary Knowles
Senate
Herbert Philbrick
FBI Uude
Sheppard
Knowles
Maureen Black Orden
Drabness in rooms and people lifted by shared life
Drab rooms feel oppressive due to color and lighting combos but can feel brighter with better arrangement. Mere goodness without communal warmth falters. goodness shines when joined with love, friendship, service, and shared vitality of people guided by God. The piece urges uplifting human and spiritual factors.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Lily
Operate On Siamese Boy Twins Today
SAN DIEGO Calif Hutchens Siamese boys Gary and Larry joined at the base of their bodies will undergo separation surgery today. Born July 2 they are sons of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hutchens of El Cajon. Doctors say the date is chosen to minimize risk and both babies are in good condition with normal color cries and activity.
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San Diego
Calif
Hom Hutchens
Gary
Larry
Floyd Hutchens
el Cajon
Retirement Professor Alma Leduc Dies at 77
Gary Indiana obituary notes the death of Alma de L. Leduc 77 a retired Barnard College romance languages professor. Born in New York she taught for decades and was remembered for scholarly work and dedication.
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Gary
Ind
Mise
Alma de L. Leduc
Barnard College
Defense Attorney Objects Strongly At Court Martial
Pictures of six drowned Marine recruits were admitted in the court martial of Staff Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon as his attorney Emile Zola Berman protested the display as inflaming the board. McKeon, 31, of Worcester Massachusetts, faces involuntary manslaughter and related charges for the April 8 Ribbon Creek march death of Platoon 71 recruits.
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Parris Island
S. C
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Emile Zola
Berman
New York
Worcester
Mass
Ribbon Creek
Edward L. Hutchinson
Woodbury
N. J
Hutchinson
Robert Thompson
Syracuse
Thompson
Mce Keon
Attorny
Emile Zola Berman
Emergency PTA meeting to discuss North Carolina anti integration plan
North Carolina parents group calls emergency Raleigh meeting to discuss Gov Hodges eight point education program ahead of General Assembly special session. Officers cite protests against school closures and changes to compulsory attendance laws, urging opposition to any measure favoring racial segregation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Sre
John W. Crawford
Congress
Luther Hodges
Crawford
Roby Wilson
Asheville
H. 8. Godwin
Greensboro
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
T. R. Easterling
Rocky Mount
Harold Orringer
New Bern
Dix Sarsfield
Charlotte
Francis Walker
Durham
S. Z. Watkins
Iowa minister's daughter crowned Miss United States 1956
Carol Morris, 20, of Ottumwa Iowa and Drake University junior, won Miss United States in Long Beach California after 43 entrants began. She is a lifeguard during summers and credited a star wish for her victory as 29 foreign contestants compete for Miss Universe tomorrow.
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Long Beach
Calif
Iowa
America
Carol Morris
Ottumwa
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Miss Morris
U.S.A
Pete
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