Waitress Names Two in California Massacre Case
Nevada County Sheriff says Harriett Henson 30 named Jack Santo and Emmett Perkins 44 as killers in the Chester area massacre of Guard Young and seven others. She claims Lawrence Shea ̂finger man̂ got 10 percent of loot. Santo denies. Grand jury planned. Shea held for investigation.
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Nevada City
Calif
Guard Young
Jack Santo
Nevada County
Wayne Brown
Harriett Henson
Santo
Emmett Perkins
Chester Grocer
California
Los Angeles
Mountain
Young
Jean
Judy
Michael Saile
Chester
Westwood
Sondra
Miss Henson
Brown
Perkins
Shea
Melvin H. Schooler
Plumas County
Quincey
John F. Keane
Keane
George Breretton
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Sacramento
CII
Bown
Reds Charge Polish Cleric as Subversive
The Trybuna Ludu accuses Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski primate of Poland of anti-state political activity. The article by Edward Ochabs claims he sabotages the state church accord and labels his signings as a maneuver to mislead government and public opinion. Observers fear consequences in church state relations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist United Workers Party
Trybuna Ludu
Stefan Wyszynski
Edward Ochabs
All- Poland National Front Committee
Eopace
Vatican
Cardinal Wyszynski
McCarthy Plans Continued Army Intelligence Probe
Senator McCarthy announced he will persist with questioning top Army intelligence officials despite Pentagon warnings it could hurt the nation. He urged Junior Chamber delegates to attend Monday Senate investigations subcommittee hearing, naming Maj. Gen. R. C. Partridge as a likely witness and describing testimony about clearance of Army personnel connected to later alleged Communist ties.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
America
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Investigations
R. C. Partridge
Army Intelligence
Pentagon
New York
Communist Party
Legion To Sound Off No More
New national commander Arthur J. Connell announced the American Legion will avoid public stance on Nazi issues and defer to State and Defense departments. He pledged focus on fighting communism and subversion and on disseminating facts about anti Americanism.
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New York
American Legion
Legion
Arthur J. Connell
Staten Island
Department of State
Department of Defense
Connell
Middletown
Conn
Ives Urges End to Politics in Labor Law Talks
Sen. Ives of New York urged Republicans to toss politics out of Taft Hartley changes. He said Eisenhower should back limited reforms to ease economic strikes and avoid partisan fights, while noting labor leaders fear anti communist oath provisions and the need to legalize closed shops in some trades.
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Washington
Sen
Ives
New York
Eisenhower
Congress
Chicago
Martin
Dhat Eisenhower
Durkin
Organized Labor
CIO
AFL
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Senate Labor Committee
Fisenhower
German Says Reds Used PW Camps To Get Labor
A returning German corporal, Kurt Mangelsdorff, described Soviet POW camps as forced labor pools used to build labor reserves. He said he was sentenced to 25 years for forced labor after a five minute trial under Paragraph 54, Part 4, noting eight hour workdays and pay in rubles with high costs for food and cigarettes.
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Berlin
Kurt Mangelsdorff
Mangelsdorff
Crestview Baby Named Florence After Hurricane
Sandra Florence Holt was born at a Crestview clinic at 5 30 a m as Hurricane Florence passed west of Panama City. This first child of Curtis Holt and his wife arrived hours after they fled a Red Cross shelter. The father works as a service station attendant.
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Crestview
Fia
Florence
Sandra Florence Holt
Curtis Holt
Crestonia
Holts
Panama City
Modesto Police cite 13-year-old cyclist for red light
A Modesto police report cites a 13-year-old high school student for running a red light on a bicycle. The collision with a car caused no injuries to the rider.
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Modesto
Calif
Weather outlook and urban land value note
The forecast predicts a high of 75 and a low of 60 with sunset at 6 10 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 6 12 am. Carroll notes a steady decline in reality values in central business districts especially land values.
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Carroll
Washington
Weather Bureau
Abboville
Atlanta
BOSOM
Detroit
High Point
San Antonio
Francisco
Daylight Time Ends Across 22 States
The Associated Press notes daylight saving time ends tonight as clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. in 22 states. Millions face a one hour change, affecting timetables, radio programs, and daily routines.
Change Name In Wealthy Inheritance Scheme
Sept 26. In Meadville Pennsylvania the Methodist Home could gain a $100000 inheritance by changing its name. Leon S Briggs 79 died last year. his will directs a trust fund to be used to shift the home’s name. Erie conference officials say the proposal will go to the home board for action at the next meeting.
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Methodist Hore
Meadville
Leon S. Briggs
Methodist Home
Erie Conference of the Methodist Church
Home Board
Eesta
Birth of 24 Ounce Baby In New York
A 24 ounce baby girl, born September 11 in New York, is three months premature and expected to survive. Babette Hope Calvert, smallest recorded at the hospital, weighs 12 inches and faces a fragile future in an incubator until reaching five and a half pounds. The parents are a telephone operator and Eugene Calvert, a Republic Aviation employee.
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New York
Babette ‘Hope Calvert
Amerian Medical Assn
Chicago
Jacqueline Jean Benson
Babette
Eugene G. Calvert
Huband
Republic Aviation Corp
United States Spain sign 20 year aid bases pact
The United States and Franco Spain signed a 20 year defense aid agreement making them partners against communism. Spain grants access to naval and air bases in return for 226 million dollars in aid this fiscal year, with 141 million for military equipment and the rest for defense support. An American operations mission will be established in Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Franco Spain
Non- Pyrenees
Germany
U. S
James C. Dunn
Dunn
Alberto Martin Artajo
Ministry
U.S. Senate
Juan Vigon
August W. Kissner
U. S. Air Force
Generalissimo Franco
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Britain
Europe
Cadiz
Atlantic
Strait of Gibraltar
Cartagena
Mediterranean
Sevilla
Alabama Seeks Supreme Court Ruling on Tidelands Act
Alabama petitions the U S Supreme Court to declare the Submerged Lands Act unconstitutional and to challenge Gulf state claims to submerged areas and licensing rights for offshore fishing. It names Florida Texas Louisiana California and federal officials as parties in the suit.
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Washington
Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
Gulf States
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
California
Treasury
Humphrey
Interior
McKay
Ivy Baker Priest
United States
Parking Meter Jackpot Hits Coin Windfall
A man identified as Robert Vage found a coin cache at a city parking meter, with coins spilling out as he collected 98 cents and turned the money over to city officials.
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Robert Vage
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High Point, N. Y
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