Unhappy 14 Year Old Faces Children’s Home After Tragedy
Walter Smith Jr. in Hancock County custody after his mother Dolora Cawthorn and stepfather were killed. He searches for his dog Punky while townspeople offer adoptions and support. Court will decide whether he goes to a county home or reunites with his father.
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Walter Smith Jr
Hancock County
Carson C. Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Walter
Galesburg
Illinois
Ont
Walter Merrill Smith
Findlay
Mansfield
Ohio
Dolora Cawthorn
William Cawthorn
Joseph Henry Schwartz
Schwartz
Cawthorn
Punky
Eere
Fremont
Toledo
Creveand
Jean Shearon
Garfield Heights
Associated Press
Toledo Blade
Robert Ille
Longville
Joel
Paul D. Beach
First Utah District Race Sees Dixon Oppose Granger
In Salt Lake City on October 23 Democrat Walter Granger, veteran congressman candidate, faces Republican Dr. Henry Aldous Dixon, Utah State Agricultural College president, in a contest to replace Stringfellow. Granger calls for farm program overhaul while Dixon, supportive of Benson's plan, vows to win.
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Earle L. Jester
Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah State Agricultural College
Walter K. Granger
Congress
Dixon
Republican State Central Committee
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Drt
Flo
Eisenhower
Benson
Utah State
Granger
United Stats
Ryan
Arthur V. Watkins
Anther
Dr. Dixon
Kan
Stringfellow
Jury Picks Twelve Jurors in Sheppard Case Trial
The article profiles the jurors in Dr. Sheppard's murder trial, listing juror numbers seven through twelve and detailing visible traits, occupations, families, and connections. It notes the jurors' diverse backgrounds and hints some may be dismissed, as the panel shapes the trial's early stage.
Reuther attacks Burns over GOP economic optimism
Walter P. Reuther, CIO president, accuses Arthur Burns of unsound policies and distortions as unemployment exceeds 3,000,000. He says the administration ignores recession risks and warns union members to counter perceived upbeat claims ahead of Election Day.
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Detroit
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
Eisenhower
Burns
Ambassador Huertematte Named Comptroller General
Panama City reports Roberto Huertematte Panama's ambassador to the United States was appointed comptroller general by the National Assembly today.
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Panama
Roberto Huertematte
United States
The
National Assembly
Nov vote looms as parties open local headquarters
Election activity surges with two party offices open daily. Sheriff W G Fritts runs against Homer Lee Cox and seeks extra deputies and 2 way radios, while debates over lake patrol boat and water rates fuel local politics. Luther, industry, and community figures feature in town notices.
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W. G. Fritts
Homer Lee Cox
Fritts
Cnmous
High Rock
Sheriff Backers
Presbyterian Union Fees Claim Speedy Head Start
Atlanta October 23 opponents of uniting the three large Presbyterian churches claim a fast head start on blocking the merger. Dr Henry B Dendy editor of the Southern Presby Journal reports several presbyteries already voted against the plan while proponents argue numbers are aimed at psychological effect ahead of 1955. Voting rules differ across the Southern Northern and United branches with thresholds ranging from majority to two thirds.
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Atlanta
Henry B. Dendy
Southern Presby Journal
Sievelyn
Dendy
General Assembly of
Southern Church
General Assembly
East Mississippi
Nittleton
Augustacon Presbytery
Milonemee
Union
Southern
United Branch
State Fair At Raleigh Sets Week Attendance Mark
Raleigh reporting a record week attendance at the North Carolina State Fair as Sam Nunis's auto races sold out and James E. Strates called Friday the best day yet. Dr. J. Dorton said over 35 000 fans packed the grandstand bleachers infield and trees as Lou Johnson of Wilmington won the 20 lap feature to earn fifth in the URC National standings with other top finishers Bert Brooks Buddy Powers and Bernie trailing.
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Thomasville- Lexington
John Q
Raleigh
Sam Nunis
James E. Strates
J. §. Dorton
Lou Johnson
Wilmington
United Racing Club
Bert Brooks
Newton, Conn
Buddy Powers
Philadelphia
Bernie
Bees Sting Man 100 Times in Costa Mesa Tragedy
A swarm stung Ames J. Fagan nearly one hundred times in Costa Mesa California as his wife watched. She alerted neighbors who used torches and smoke to drive off the bees. About twenty minutes later Fagan died at the scene.
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Beatrice Orenstein
Margaret E. Adams
Mamie Eisenhower
Grace L. Prinz
Jane
Marilyn Eppa B
Florida
Gerald L. Liederbach
Liederbach
Luella Williams
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Costa Mesa
Calif
Ames J
Fagan
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