Wortman Agrees To End Vacation For Questioning
EAST ST. LOUIS action centers on Wortman reputed rackets boss who telephoned from Mackinac Island to say he would return to face questioning in the Koenig gang slaying. State's Attorney Carter plans to wait on charges while Wortman travels back, with authorities pressing for access to the suspect amid a string of linked shootings in Illinois.
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East ST. Louis
Frank Buster
Wortman
Michigan
Richard T. Carte
Mackinac Island
Mich
Carter
Fefure
Activie
J. Fred Kaedig
East St Louis
el Dant
Yester
James W. Connor
St. Louis
Buster Wortman
Connor
Citizens’ Group
St. Clair County
Koenig
George Dowling
Flood
Dowling
Havey
Mueller
Albert Azar
Ad & Record
hYress
Edward Jahnston
Michigan State Police
Revnig
Bernbit
St St. Davai
Minimum Sentence In Arson Case
In a convoluted arson trial, Andrews and co defendants faced questions over intent and involvement. Final witness Mite Andrews testified she knew nothing about fires while others claimed involvement or threats. Several defense witnesses denied seeing Andrews start fires or carry a torch as the jury delivered its verdict to the judge.
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Andrews
Te Tuige Blair
Cole County
Marie Hendersson
Helen Perry
Jean Weed
Irene Ball
Mary Wall
Blair
Hollman
Sedalia
Mild Summer Slump Seen in American Business
The article outlines a cautious outlook for the second half of the year with productivity rising as new equipment boosts output. It notes retail forecasts to hit a record 175 billion dollars, signaling rising living standards while consumer spending and debt levels will shape whether gains materialize. Building and construction activity are expected to rise, though higher steel and labor costs may temper profits and prompt continued wage pressures.
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America
Gonds
Ato
Steel
Chem i
Annie and
Furniture Indus
Unis
Stone Sea
Bus Car Collision at City Intersection
A minor student witnessed a bus and car collision at the intersection of High Street and Mare Vostra Road. The bus sustained no damage while the front door and mechanism were damaged. Driver Lester E. Marse Sr., 53, of 4 Riverside, was involved per Joes price. Police reported no serious injuries. In Santa Monica, actress Barbara Stanwyck fractured a vertebra after a fall at home and was taken to St. Wohn's Hospital.
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Munor
TH. G. Willan
Pieres St. End
Lester E. Marse Sr
Joes Price
Morse
Tihuved
Santa Monic
Barbara Stanwyck
St. Wohn'a Hospital
New Air Force Rule Expands Re enlistment Options
A new Air Force policy expands re enlistment terms for prior service personnel. It allows extended pay grade retention in certain skill categories and may permit re enlistment after longer separations with limited grade loss. The plan includes base or area assignment choices and applies to all prior service in the Air Force.
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Air Force
Sect
T.sul
Charles B
West
Altred
McRenson
Bridge
Fores
Bieves
Meat-Eating Hawk Arouses Patrolmen at Ikebukuro Station
Patrolmen at Ikebukuraポ station complain of a meat eating hawk, described as ill tempered and insolent, wandering the area and causing them to overspend on meat. The bird refuses to eat other food and ignores aid from bystanders.
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Ikeburkera Fole
Navy Enlists Two Belleflower Men at Great Lakes
The Navy enlistment of two Belleflower men was reported today by Chief Carl M. Carson, local Navy recruiter. Enlisted were Clarence L. Boyer, 18, a seaman recruit, and Charles A. Gregory, 17, an airman recruit. Both have been sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for recruit training. $3 Million Contract Awarded for Jefferson Barracks Repairs and Alterations.
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New York
Admiral
Allied Ch
Allis Chatin
Atchison Vices
EMH Cerca
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Eagle
Aly
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Mont Ward
Ohio
Penney
Phill
Proct & G Radio Co
Reyn
Pannelaip O . Secany Mob - Spen Chem . Ltd
Gil Cal - Sid
Trans Air
UN Paco
US Steel
Westy EL
Woolworth
Navy
Carl M. Carson
Clarence L. Boyer
Charles A Gregory
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Washington
Jefferson Harracks
St. Lois
Veterans Administration
A. J. Alport Co, Inc
St. Louis
Police Court Fines Total $135 Ten Guilty of Speeding
Fines totaling $135 were levied in police court on speeding offenses, with James Albertson Jr. receiving the heaviest penalty of $25 and 90 days in Cole County jail for careless driving after a collision on Washington Street. One passenger, Mary Ray Lee Noble, was hospitalized for injuries, while ten motorists paid $10 each for minor speeding infractions detected by radar.
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James Albertson Jr
E. McCarty Sr
Cole County
Albert
Leon B. Lake
Washington St
Washington Street
Albertson
Lake
Mary
Ray Lee Noble
Charles E. Slill Hospital
A. R. Myers
High St
R. G. Benson
Haselton Dr
Fulton
Fulton Youth Hurt in Traffic Accident
Norman Voyles a 15 year old Fulton youth sustained minor injuries in a two vehicle collision on Highway 54 about 2.6 miles north of Fulton yesterday at 4:45 p.m. Voyles rode as a passenger in a car driven by Cecil Ray Brennan 19 of Manhattan Kansas that skidded and overturned after leaving the road at high speed Brennan was not injured and property damage was estimated at 250 dollars.
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Norman Voyles
Fulton
Highway 54
State Highway Patrol
Voyles
Cecil Ray Brennan
Manhattan
Kan
Wenl
Brennan
Habeas Corpus Writ Granted For Prisoner In Missouri Case
Circuit Judge Sam C Blair ordered a habeas corpus writ for one Missouri State Penitentiary inmate but denied bids for release. Hearing set for John D B Parker, 30 year sentence for assault with intent to kill, contending the charge carries max five years. Petitions by Herb Geutney and Guy B Ashcraft denied for lack of relief basis. Blaser, 433 Swift's Highway, were picked up on a similar charge and given nine days in jail.
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Sam C. Blair
Missouri State Penitentiary
Twothers
John Db.parker
Osage County
Herb Geutney
Barry County
Guy B. Ashcraft
Dunklin County
Kiwanians Hear Talk by Newsman Larry Hall
Larry Hall, Jefferson City AP bureau writer, urged Kiwanis members to defend news gathering freedom at a Missouri Hotel luncheon. He warned of a disturbing trend by public agencies curbing flow of news and outlined AP operations and services. George Siberly of AP attended. the session touched on press freedom ahead of Independence Day.
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Larry Hall
Childf
United States
Hall
Associated Press
George Siberly
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