Medal of Honor awarded to Sgt Cornelius H Charlton
From Washington to New York reports share the honor as Army announces that Sgt Cornelius H Charlton of the Bronx led his platoon in Korea, wiping out two enemy positions and single handedly knocking out an emplacing fortification before being mortally wounded. He is the second African American recipient of the Medal in the Korean War.
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Cornelius H. Charlton
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New Bible Revised for Modern Readership
The National Council of Churches released samples of a new Bible version aimed at simplicity with present tense language. Authorized in 1929, 32 scholars led by Luther A. Weigle revised both Old and New Testaments, with guidance from 44 Protestant denominations. full publication is slated for next September.
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National Council of Churches of Christ
Luther A. Weigle
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International Council of Religious Education
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Mystery Woman Secluded In Jury Room After Surprise Move
A woman described as Mrs. Judd was escorted into jury chambers in a sudden decision and kept in a private room for four hours. Committed to the Arizona Hospital for Insane after the killing of two female friends 21 years ago, she appeared content afterward.
Jury schedules further appearance after voluntary surrender
A fragmentary note reports the unnamed woman returning to the asylum voluntarily after a phone call to a tolling official. She told the superintendent she would surrender and be allowed to appear again before the jury. The next call or location for the jury remains unrevealed.
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Judd
Doesn't Like Onions Triggers $16,500 Suit in Montana
Dennis Lambert of Butte sues in district court for 16500 alleging onion removal from a hamburger led to a tavern owner W B Booth striking him, grabbing him by the throat, pushing him against a wall, and beating him after he complained.
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Dennis Lambert
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W. B. Booth
Child Drowns In Well at Kansas Farm Home
A two year old girl Sharon Lee Roberts died after drowning in a farm well at her parents Wayne and Mrs. Roberts residence in John. The incident occurred late yesterday in Kansas City Kansas area and is under local investigation.
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Kan
Sharon Lee Roberts
Mrs
Wayne Roberts
John
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