Youth Glib Youth Murders Delayed AGM ItS Part Six
An unrepentant 22 year old Robert Daniels sat in a guarded Celina jail cell admitting participation in six murders in 14 days. He said he regretted West’s death and wished for a shootout with police. West was killed during a road block gun battle. Daniels was captured asleep in a stolen truck near Van Wert.
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CELINA
A.P
Robert
Muri) Daniels
John C. West
Sherrif F. Ray Shaffer
Daniels
Van Wert
West
Shaffer
Conn
Sav
Sumner Walters
John E. Niebel
Mansfield
Nolanda
Phyllis
Earl C. Ambrose
Columbus
James Smith
Tiffin
Orville Taylor
Niles
Mich
Mansfield reformatory
Niebel
Johnny
The Left Hand Corner and a Turtle Feast
A Toronto amateur naturalist watches a turtle in a sand pocket near Long Point on Lake Erie at dusk, finding broken eggshells the only sign of a skunk feast. An hour later the pair have left, with the shoreline quiet and egg remains evidence of the meal.
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Long Point
Lake Erie
Toronto
sicily
Single Shot Kills Silvertip Grizzly
Mrs Ralph Hammer of Redlands California shoots a big silvertip grizzly at the Hawk s Nest ranch near Twin Butte with a 500 Weatherby Magnum. The one shot kill occurs after a short stalk and marks the first bear taken by a woman in the district with such a shot.
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Diana
Ralph Hammer
Redlands
California
Twin Butte
Hawk's s Nestya
Hammer
National Rifle Association of American
Five Meet Sudden Death In Collision In St Paul
A.P. report from St Paul states at least five Duluth Dukes players were killed when their team bus collided head on with a heavy truck on a highway near St Paul. Eleven others were injured, four critically, as flames engulfed the wreckage. The Duluth squad, en route from Eau Claire to St Cloud, had played the prior night and was to open a series tonight.
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ST. PAUL
Duluth
Duluth ball club
the
Dukes
Eau Claire
Wis
St. Cloud
Minn
James E. Grealish
Moscow Recall Rumors Stir Ottawa Over Russian Embassy
Ottawa reports persist that staff from the Moscow embassy may be moving back, though no firm proof exists. Lt Col Nikolai Serof dated for leave, with speculation of a recall, while Canadian policy bars Russians from military bases and Ottawa has not confirmed departures. Neighbors note lights out and vanished grounds as parties deny plans.
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OTTAWA
Moscow
Nikolai Serof
Russia
Valcartier
Que
Newfoundland Dominion Vote Count Narrows Gap
ST JOHN'S Newfoundland awaiting final results from the constitutional referendum. Confederal forces led by a margin around 51.7 percent with 75,462 votes for confederation to 70,592 for responsible government as remote Labrador and island districts still pending counts. Mayhew comments on Newfoundland fisheries portfolio.
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ST. JOHN'S
Nid
C.P
commission government of
confederation
Labrador
Newfoundland
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Joseph Smailwood
Canada
Ayawton peninsula
St. John’s
MAYHEW
VANCOUVER
Maynew
Joseph Smallwood
Newfoundland Confederates
Atlantic coast
Pacific coast
British Columbia
B.C
Rooms Wanted in Herald Want Ad Pages
Hundreds seek homelike rooms each night in the Herald Want Ad sections. Prospective renters list desires like a private family, proximity to a garage, district, and convenient transportation. Clear room want ads yield quicker results for movers and landlords.
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Herald
Want
hancy
Mr. Roemer
wny Unger
Will Lift Secrecy If Soviets Co-operate Boss Becomes Wolf at 60
Atlanta delegates to a convention of Secretaries International report that bosses stay focused on business until 45, then become a “primed wolf” by 60. Odessa Henson, president, says the group notes bosses chew cigars and mumble while dictating, show temper after bad golf, lean on the desk, and turn their backs when dictating, yet remain generally good with age.
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WOLF
ATLANTA
Secretaries International
Odessa Henson
the
International organization
Teen-Ager On Bigamy Charges
ATLANTA July 24 A teen aged boy is under arrest on bigamy charges for deserting his 34 year old wife and two children to marry a 13 year old bride. Alfred B Leonard 19 of Rome Ga was arrested after the father of wife No 2 Joan Haney reported his daughter had married a man who already had a wife and two children. Leonard said he would spend five years in jail but would later be free to marry the one he loves.
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ATLANTA
Alfred B Leonard
Rome
Joan Haney
Ruby Leonard
Leonard
U S Position Improved by Pacific Atomic Tests
President Truman announced the United States will lift secrecy on atomic energy once a workable international control system exists. He noted recent tests at Eniwetok Atoll show the U S position in atomic weapons has substantially improved, per an atomic energy commission report to Congress.
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Associated Press
ASHINGTON
Truman
United States
Russia
Pacific
White House
atomic energy commission
congress
Eniwetok Atoll
proving ground
Marshall Islands
commission
Wallace Or War Choice for 1948 Progressive Nominee
Philadelphia July 24 Wallace becomes the Progressive party presidential candidate with supporters promising a choice of Wallace or war. He campaigns against Truman and Dewey on a platform urging peaceful talks with the Soviet Union while arguing for plain people against high prices and foreign policy battles. Senator Glen Taylor Idaho Democrat will be Wallace Taylor’s running mate with Elmer Benson of Minnesota as national chair. The piece notes Wallace and Taylor deny Communist ties and favor negotiations with Moscow.
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PHILADEPHIA
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive party
United States
Wallace
Truman
Thomas
Dewey
New York
congress
Howard
Shibe Park
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Minnesota
Taylor
Soviet Union
Russia
Stalin
White House
France Votes Confidence in New Premier Andre Marie
Paris reports Andre Marie, a Radical Socialist moderate, won 352 of 620 votes to form a national unity government excluding Communists and Gaullists. He promised a stable administration and eyed the European Recovery Program’s four year span, urging focus on post ERP worker needs. Robert Schuman cited as likely foreign minister candidate.
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PARIS
Andre Marie
France
national assembly
Charles De Gaulle
Marle
assembly
Radical
Socialist
Marie
Robert Schuman
liiely
Georges Bidaulkt
Living costs head for stratosphere in postwar U S
Washington July 24 United States living costs are heading for the stratosphere and it will be a matter of political fortunes whether brakes are applied by Republicans or Democrats. Congressmen return Monday recalled by President Truman to tackle price and wage controls amid record breaking cost increases since 1939.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Truman
congress
White House
oonerges
Thomas Dewey
New York
Mystery B 17 Crew Flies Toward New York
A B 17, haled in the Azores after an unauthorised Atlantic hop, left for Stephenville Florida at own expense. Nine men were aboard New York reports differ. Portuguese authorities held the plane in the Azores while Eastern Passage officials suggest 18. The mission's Palestine aim remains unconfirmed as the craft vanished after dark takeoff.
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SANTA MARIA
Azores
Palestine
Pan-American Airways
Stephenville
Fla
New York
Halifax
Westchester County
N.Y
United States coast, guard
Eastern Passage
New Soviet Currency In Berlin Area
Berlin area report on July 24 states Marshal Sokolovsky decreed a new permanent currency for eastern Germany and Berlin replacing the previous stopgap. The one for one exchange basis aims to unify Soviet occupation zone currency, amid Allied objections and air corridor tensions. Britain and the United States work to align views on currency talks with Russia.
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Berlin
Vassily Sokolovsky
Germany
Sokolovsky
PARY
SOVIET ZONE
United States
Britain
France
lsm
Royal Air Force
Hamburg
Bueckeburg-Herlin
LONDON
Reuters
Russia
Bevin
Lewis Douglas
Rene Massigit
Children drown as car swerves off Sugar Island bridge
Three Kiddies drowned when an automobile driven by their father swerved off a Sugar Island bridge near Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. Garry 6 and Francis 8 were recovered. Caroline Jean is still missing. Garrett Halladay and his wife were hospitalized for exposure and shock.
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SAULT STE. MARIE
Ont
C.P
Sugar Island
Garrett Halladay
Munising
Garry
Francis
Caroline Jean
GENERAL MOTORS
DETROIT
General Motors Corporation
C. E Wilson
ELUSIVE FORTRESS
NEW YORK
mystery Flying Fortress
Azores
Palestine
Pan American World Arrway
LaGuandia
Santa Maria
BRITAIN
LONDON
A.P
Israel
Haifa
ofice
WINNIPEG
PUGH
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
EDMONTON
C.P.J
chaltrain
Alberta
Board of Industrial Relations
KA Park
Clayton Adams
Soc Credit
Btayonton
HL E. Bendickson
GASPE BAY
DOUGLASTOWN
Que
Diamante
MacLEAN
Randall R. MacLean
Tonoka
Ponoka
T. Michi
BERNADOTTE
BEYROUTH
Lebanon
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AGMItS
Robt. Daniels
Saskatoon
New York Sun
Automobile Club of
Silvertip Grizzly
By ANDY RUSSELL
Andy Russell
Waterton National Park
Col. Serof
Mikhail Lou- Kianov
RMican river
Dominion
Island
U.S
Wallace Or War” Choice
USS
Marshal Sokolovsky
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