Baltimore Murder Suspect Held as Fugitives Face Cleveland Case
George Ross, 27, a small shifty-eyed man, surrendered to Maryland police after being traced from a tobacco farmer tip. He is held on $30,000 bond for murder of Traffic Patrolman Haas in Cleveland, with federal authorities pursuing unlawful flight charges. Ross admitted killing Haas but gave inconsistent explanations. FBI, state, and local officers pursued him across Baltimore area with planes and helicopters. a separate Christmas verse by Army Lt. Col. Darrell Rathbun depicts a Korean War era combat camp.
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Baltimore
George Ross
Cleveland
Ross
John R. Praley
Robert L. Flannery
Edward Hall
Anne Arundel County
Brooklyn
Tay Glen Burnie
Here
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Forney L. Haas
Dee
Howard County
FBI
Washington
Navy
Marines
Darrell T. Rathbun
St. Petersburg
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Kelly
Fancey
Clancey
Connors
Watson
Comte
Miller
Shitler
Baker
Dodson
Burt
Local Business Guide Listings with Contacts and Ads
A fragmented print page lists business ads and personals including banks, title insurers, auctioneers, chiropractors, decorating, furniture upholstering, floor service, car repairs, waterproofing, and various services. It also provides numerous phone numbers and addresses, plus ad rates and advertising terms. The density of named entities includes Journal-World readers and local firms across multiple trades.
Havana Plans to Nationalize Railways With Sugar Tax
Havana officials say the government will nationalize the British owned Havana United Railways and finance it by a six cent per pound sugar tax. The plan, to be sent to Congress next month, allocates funds to pay the railroad, retire debts to employees, and fund repairs and new stock purchases.
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Havana
United Railways
Congress
Cuba
Employes Retirement Fund
Double Enrolled Student Fired by Memphis State College
Dee Starr, 23, a father of two and a prolific writer, was dismissed by Memphis State College for burning the candle at both ends. He enrolled at Memphis State and Southwestern Cabeggy simultaneously, maintained top grades, edited college yearbooks, wrote for both papers, and worked 48 hours weekly at an ice cream plant. Starr plans to continue at Southwestern under the GI Bill, attributing his juggling to his wife Norma and his motorcycle. He laments the loss of schedule and worries about future Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dee
Husky
Bhick
Bob Starr
Memphis State College
Starr
Ile
Memphis State
Southwestern Cabegy
Sunday Night News
Iiter
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Southwestern
Norma
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Rita Hayworth returns to work after dispute with studio
Rita Hayworth and Columbia Pictures have patched up their differences. She is back at work after being suspended for failing to report to the film Affaire in Trinidad. Shooting is set to resume later this week. Read the Want Ads.
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Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Columbia Pictures
Trinidad
Turner Catledge Named New York Times Managing Editor
Turner Catledge, 50, executive managing editor of The New York Times, is named to succeed the late Edwin L. James as President and Publisher Arthur Hass Sulzberger announced. James died December 2 after a kidney operation relapse. Catledge previously held key posts including chief national correspondent and editor in chief of the Chicago Sun.
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New York
Turner Cathylge
The
New York Times
Edwin L. James
Arthur Hass Sulzberger
Catledge
James
Times
Cutledge
Mississippi
the Times
Chicago Sun
Silver Star Winner at 15 Returns to Army
Leslie T. May of Wayne Michigan, who earned the Silver Star at age 15 during combat at Kaesong Korea, reenlisted after turning 17 to pursue a 20 year Army hitch. He enlisted in 1948 at age 8 with a forged birth certificate and has since served, been wounded, and dreams of retirement at 34. He cites family issues and a girlfriend as concerns at 17.
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Detroit
Leslie T. May
Wayne
Mich
May
Kaesong
Korea
Leslie
Santa and the Magic Mirror by Lucrece Hudgins
Belinda and Tommy flee giants via a banister slide to Santa's castle, escaping danger after the mirror’s heartsoftening magic shatters. Santa explains the mirror was a piece of ice from Winnie the Witch that softened hearts when reflected. They plan one more journey to Winnie's Frozen Pond.
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Tommy
Santa
Belinda
Farromt
Ot Winnle the Witch
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George Criss
Route
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Marian L. Brockway
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CR. Albright
Ollie Peters
Palatine Hone
Courter's
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Harold H. King
Sander
Edger
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Maiott Hardware
Hutter
Hilt
Ohio
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Rhodes Hentine
Vermont
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Kewa Dng Co
Massachusetts
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Herbert Hornberger
Armour
Barry
Ditford Ranch
Heindayler
Pe. H. Markley
B. KR. Lawrence
Heider
Marshall Endell
Patchen
ARS
James E. O'Bayon
Wes
KI Bitzer
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Ocean Ave
Brlyn, NY
PTT
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the Boss
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Rita
Turner Catledge
N. Y. Times
Santa and the Magic Mirror
Lucrece Hudgins
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