Man Who Caused Death of 168 Persons, Sentenced
Circleville Ohio November 3 a Robert Dale Segee a quiet youth who says he burned 168 persons to death in fires he set at the order of a flaming red Indian was sentenced today to two terms of 9 10 20 years in prison to run consecutively Judge William D Radick of Pickaway County passed sentence on the 21 year old roustabout who pleaded guilty to two minor crimes in Circleville Segee who also told authorities he killed four other persons in a pattern of arson and slaying dating back to his sixth year has admitted setting the 1944 Ringling Bros Circus fire in Hartford Conn which 168 persons died and 250 others were injured The consecutive terms means that Segee is about 40 months Segee took the sentence calmly without visible display of the nervousness that made original questioning of the Circleville youth difficult for psychiatrists I have never been in trouble be
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Snead Captures North and South Open in Stunning Victory
Pinehurst North Carolina November 4 Sammy Snead sailed to a record run at the North and South Open finishing 275 13 under par 8 952 yard layout winning by four strokes over Johnny Palmer Claude Harmon. It marks Sneads third win in this event and first repeat since 1926 27 with a $1800 share of the 7500 prize. Palmer held second with 279 earning 1000 while Harmon posted 281 for 750 finishing among top contenders.
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Campaign Battles Across States Highlight 1952 Outlook
The piece notes Republicans fielding candidates in most states with tight races in California and Ohio. Helen Douglas and Richard Nixon contend for the California Senate seat while Taft fights Ferguson in Ohio. The President predicts a Democratic landslide as party leaders remain cautious, with Democrats holding majorities in Congress and the White House for 17 straight years since 1933 apart from 1947-48.
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Ohio man receives maximum sentence in court
Segee spoke softly asking for leniency to Judge Radcliff before sentencing. The judge, remaining mute, imposed the maximum sentence allowed under Ohio law. Segee stood erect, with no facial reaction as the sentence was delivered.
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Playoff berths decided in Arkansas high school action
Little Rock area teams clinched playoff spots as Nov 17 games wrap up district races. Siloam Springs beat Huntsville 27 0 to win JA title and enter plate playoffs. Fort Smith beat Hot Springs 20 7. North Little Rock toppled Van Buren 25 12. Magnolia and Camden earned pivotal district wins as race for TAA title continues.
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Retreat Continues for French Forces Near Hanoi
French troops retreating from frontier forts north of Hanoi withdraw from Sunokay and northwest positions toward Chapa and Laokay. About 1,200 soldiers fall back from the Vubanh area as they abandon major posts southwest of the Day River, which runs near Phuly and Hanoi.
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Inflation Forum Highlights Arkansas Delegation
About 2,000 attendees heard Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr. and Governor McMath answer questions while Pace returned to Washington and McMath traveled to St. Louis to meet President Truman. Senator Fulbright cautioned against believing a third world war, noting U N actions in Korea may have averted one. Lawmakers commented on budget, taxes, and government spending, with calls to balance the budget and control taxes, and to support farm prices to ensure crop production.
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High School Football Scores From State Games
A string of game results lists teams and scores including Pocahontas 43 over Corning 58? Osceola 3 over Shawnee 3B? Heber Springs 14 over Deaf School McCrary 53? Bald Knob 0. England 13 over Cabot 7. Newport 7 over Searcy 7 tie. Forrest City 12 over Stuttgart 7. Holly Grove 18 over Brinkley 7. Malvern 26 over Nashville 9. Marvell 32 over Hazen 13. Benton 6 over Marianna 0. Dermott 32 over Portland 7. Gordon 7 over Arkadelphia 0. Prescott 20 over Ashdown 6. Rison 35 over Watson Chapel 0. Atkins 26 over Sheridan 13. Jacksonville 41 over Perryville 0. McGehee 19 over Warren 6. Helena 30 over Whitehaven Tennessee. Dumas 7 over White Hall 0. Wynne 34 over West Memphis a.
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Thorne Hill mystery deepens amid family tensions
Peter Thorne returns to Thorne Hill amid a murder case as he confronts Deputy Preston and Leeana. Sondra's flighty behavior triggers suspicion while Mart Preston urges caution. Leeana fears Peter’s influence and questions who fatally harmed Miss Maggie, leading to tense confrontations and hidden truths.
Oddities in Dodger Organization Roil New York Sports
New York reports the Dodgers reorganize AAA farms with the big club, sparking fan uproar over 24-hour call ups. Walter O Malley hints at minimal Brooklyn expansion while Burt Skotten may become next year's manager. Other notes include Gus Lesnevich car venture, Thorpe trophy campaign, and Bud Wilkinson November luck.
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President Truman Visits Injured White House Guards
President Truman walked to an emergency hospital to visit two White House guards shot while defending him. He spent about ten minutes with Privates Joseph A. Downs and Donald T. Birdzell, noting they were getting along fine after a very comfortable night.
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Lieutenant With Arm Lost Fights On In Battle
A veteran recounts the heroic actions of a lieutenant during an armored car assault near Chinju. He crawled from his vehicle after a rocket strike, charged a machine gun with a carbine, and knocked it out with one hand. He was awarded the DSC for valor.
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India Offers Refuge For Tibetan Lama Amid Tibet Crisis
India said asylum would be granted to any legitimate refugee from Tibet as Chinese Communist troops moved toward Lhasa. Reports from Kalimpong and Kalimpong traders said forces were within 180 to 200 miles of the Tibetan capital, with movements toward Weehuka on the routes from Jyekunde in Tsinuhal cited as the easiest road to Lhasa.
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Magnolia Triumphs Over Hope 20-0 in District Play
Magnolia Panthers roll to a 20-0 first half lead and hold Hope Bohcats scoreless in the second as Magnolia nears the District TAA title. Key performances include Miller's 24 yard touchdown run and a 64 yard completion from Farrar to Greer. Hope rallies with several downs early but Magnolia's defense and the second-string spark shut them down.
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Nationalists Rounded Up in Puerto Rico
Nationalists and leaders of the communist party were swept up in a police round up in Puerto Rico. By November 3, about 400 had been taken into custody after nationalist attempts to assassinate Governor Luis Muñoz Marín in San Juan and President Truman in Washington. Authorities expected 650 to 750 arrests and considered reopening abandoned wartime barracks as temporary prisons. The Jayuya hills operation ended with 200 rebels surrendering, and prisoners were being brought to San Juan.
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