Distraught Mother Kills 3 Children in Alabama Tragedy
ARAB Ala. A distraught mother, Pearl Arn, allegedly killed her three children Rickey 6 Ronnie 4 and Rosalind 3 at her parents home in Oleander. She said she wanted to kill herself and feared leaving them to be pushed around. The father W F Chaney reported she had a nervous disorder. A coroner described the scene as the mother used her father’s razor after inviting the children to play. She was charged with three counts of murder while a guard watched by her bedside.
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Pearl Arnf
Aubrey Carr
Carr
Rickey Griffin
Ronnie
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Oleander
W. F. Chaney
Alles
Hosea Griffin
Officer Cleared in Court Martial Over Communist Ties
Lt. Sheppard Thierman of Brooklyn was acquitted at Fort Devens on charges of perjury and fraudulent Army commission related to alleged Communist affiliations. A third charge of not cooperating with the Senate internal security subcommittee was also dropped. Thierman praised the verdict as vindication of his loyalty to the United States. His attorney Emanuel Bloch called the outcome a setback for suppressing dissenting views.
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Thierman
Emanuel Bloch
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Path ways To The Past recalls early reapers and farming machines
The Evening Times recounts a 120 year old note on Obed Hussey and the reaping machine at the Hamilton County Agricultural Society in New York. It argues that early farm tools sparked a revolution in agriculture, enabling greater production, reduced labor costs, and land preservation for future generations amid rising population.
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Evening Times
Beverly
Maesachusetts
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
New York
Obed Hussey
Maryland
Pliny
Hussey
West
Sleight Of Hand In The Government
The article critiques a political argument about taxes and public versus private power. It cites private sectors paying billions in taxes while public power subsidies distort costs. It discusses TVA taxation, public ownership claims, and a Farmer Marketing Program that echoes concerns about subsidizing large retailers and altering power and food supply dynamics.
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Saturday Evening Post
Pri
Tate
Fism
the Post
TVA
National Association of Food Corporation
Bonneville Dam
Korean POWs Flee Attempt Amid Car Crash Report
A disputed tale from Bucks County cites Korean prisoners of war involved in a two car collision near Miller and Morrisville. Police say an exchange contract valued at 2.48 million dollars influenced the dispatch and a hoax claim followed. The report mentions J Langenfelder & Sons Inc and state highway officials, with references to Oklahoma County Jail and a fall setting.
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Okie
Army
Intel
Marrisburg
Shy
Sneritt Boplrene
mTwo North
Miller
Morrisville
Bucks County
Oklahoma County
J. Langenfelder & Sons, Inc
Japan
O ‘ Miller
State Department of Highways
American retailing fuels producer and consumer gains
The passage praises diverse merchants uniting to improve returns for surplus crops and provide attractive priced goods to consumers. It argues producers and marketers can solve problems in a free economy without heavy government involvement, embodying Secretary of Agriculture Benson's philosophy.
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Bensck
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