Gannett Names Duca Editor As News Office Chief
Jones, executive editor of the Duca Observer Dispatch and Utica Press, is named director of the news and editorial office of the Gannett newspapers by President Frank E. Gannett. He will assist L. R. Blanchard, general executive editor of the Gannett papers, with immediate effect.
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Duca Observer- Dispatch
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Gannett
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L. R. Blanchard
Peneral
Gannett Blanchard
Girl dies after fall with milk bottle fragment
BEVERLY Mass June 12 AP A four year old girl died after tripping and falling onto a quart bottle of milk held in her arms. Police said a shard of glass pierced the child’s jugular and she bled to death before reaching Beverly hospital.
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Eileen _Louise Hennessy
Beverly Hospital
Injuries Bring Death to One Spectacular Crash Traps Trip
A truck crash near Springfield yesterday left three Indiana murder suspects trapped in the wreckage. Driver Lyan Berry of Aurora died from burns after helping the injured, while Albert Thayer, a prominent attorney, was found murdered in Noblesville. Police moved the Indiana trio Dooley, Chalfin, and Kelly from hospital to county jail as details emerge of a violent crime sequence and flight across states.
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Springfield
Lyan Berry
Aurora
Albert M. ‘Thayer
Forim
Noblesville
Ind
Ars
Carol E. Dooley
James Edwin Chalfin
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Thayer
Kelly
Chalfin
Glenn Hendrix
Dupley
Indianapsus
Young Kelly
Dooley
Calfin
Thay
Chaitin
St. Louis
Soaringfield
Pope canonizes fourth Holy Year saint in Vatican address
Pope Pius XII canonized Vincenzo for his stand amid anti communist persecution. cited church resilience and papal authority. In Batesville Arkansas a mother and three children died in a farm home fire caused by an oil ignition while attempting to start a stove. Louise 7 Mae 5 Gary D. 13 were victims. investigation notes tractor fuel fire and oil explosion.
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St. Peeter's Basilica
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Teligion
Batesville
Ark
Oakland
Wenan
Ralph Marshall
Ers
Louise
Mae
Gary D
Mani
Senator Cain Ends 12-Hour Filibuster For Rest Control Bill
Senator Harry Cain appears exhausted after a 12 hour 8 minute solo filibuster in the Senate against the rest control bill in Washington. The scene is captured in an AP Wirephoto as Cain cools with a cup of coffee after his lengthy stand.
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Senate
Washington
Flock to Chicago Zoo for Look at Gorilla
AP dispatch reports a crowd of about 120000 at Lincoln Park Zoo as the famed gorilla Bushman, weighing 500 pounds and 22 years old, was too ill to engage with visitors. Dr. Lester Fisher notes improved breathing and comfort, with arthritis and heart issues likely from old age. Officials seek watermelons and guavas for the frail giant and plan to find fresh fruit in Florida if needed.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
Bushman
Lester Fisher
Zow
Florida
Potential death by own action halted by TV promise
Kansas City report states 36 year old laborer Joe Washington climbed 475 feet of WDAP tower threatening self harm. Firemen, station staff and Randall Jessee coaxed him down after promising a television appearance. He was taken to police headquarters for investigation.
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