Leopold Is Free After 33 Years
Leopold, released after 33 years, left the state prison to begin life anew. Anxious crowds watched as he, wearing a crown-pattern suit and gray overcoat, stepped out with his attorney Elmer Gerly, thanking supporters but insisting on privacy and a parole condition against interviews.
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Mechanical Failure Causes Train Wreck in Wisconsin
A diesel switch failure derailed a 23-ton engine near Manitowoc and Creen, Wisconsin, with a second brakeman car toppled. Firemen and investigators worked the riverbank to retrieve the engine and body parts while crews inspected the wreckage at the C&NW repair yard. A search for victims was planned, and only a Wisconón cheek confirmed the engine’s damage.
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Storms Hurt Dozens Across U.S. And Florida
United Press reports severe weather causing injuries from Florida to Missouri and Kansas. Snow and ice snarled travel in Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle, with multiple states reporting hazardous roads and damaged trailers.
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McMath Flays Faubus in Speech at Club Meeting
In Little Rock, ex governor McMath sharply criticized Orval Faubus over integration actions and urged state policy focused on law and order. He warned against mob rule and urged Arkansas to become a strong industrial state through lawful development rather than bribes, taxes, or cheap labor.
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Man to be sentenced on murder charge in pink bluff case
Henry Smith seeks to sentence Revel Dinkins, 48, on a second degree murder conviction. An all white jury weighs Browder Browder Browder is deputy sheriff Browder testified as shooter in the Septem ber incident. Prosecutor Brockman asks for main sentence. Dinkins radio speaker Bilbot vin says the case centers on Browder and the deputy sheriff’s role.
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Faubus Vows to Call Guard Amid Tension Over Desegregation
Governor Faubus pledges to deploy troops again to oppose integration as unrest stirs in Arkansas. He argues federal force would be rejected and vows to continue policies despite protests from both sides. The article notes his stance amid broader regional resistance to desegregation and mentions the state’s large forested and geographic features.
Fragmentary quote hints at schooling and troops debate
A fragmented quote discusses sending troops and who should attend school, with a dismissive tone about Seidrbps id Sfv and death. The text reflects a political or debate context where eligibility or access to education and service is debated, though the exact subjects and actors are unclear.
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