Aid Too Late Death Takes Fire Victim
A 23 year old woman Kathleen Winsinger died hours after aid began flowing for skin grafts after burns in Orrick Missouri on November 10. Hospital offers and surgeon generosity followed public pleas for help and more than 2000 dollars was raised toward a 5000 to 6000 dollar treatment. Early hospitalization in Lexington and transfer to St. Joseph Hospital Kansas City preceded death.
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Kansas City
Kathleen Winsinger
Orrick
Joseph Ward
Lexington
St. Joseph Hospital
Eisenhower Preconvention Spending Sparks Vote on Law
A congressional panel questioned a $1.2 million preconvention expenditure by Citizens for Eisenhower and urged broadening reporting rules. The disclosure, tied to Eisenhower’s Chicago nomination bid, raised questions about campaign funds from candidacy boost to election day and whether Congress may regulate primary and preconvention activity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congressional
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Chicago
Walter Williams
House
Boges
D.-La
Congress
County Workers Pick New Association Head
P Frank B Murphy head of Los Angeles County tax sales division elected president of the County Employer Association defeating J Frank Nichols 3508 to 3489. New officers elected include Deputy Sheriff William T Cobb first vice president Ellen OBrien Harbor General Hospital worker second vice president and Howard L Byram county tax collector treasurer.
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Los Angeles
P. Frank B. Murphy
Murphy
J. Frank Nichols
Auditor's Office
William T. Cobb
Eileen O'Brien
Harbor General Hospital
Howard L. Byram
New Air Weapon Called Peace Aid
SAN FRANCISCO A new aerial weapon just over the horizon the intercontinental guided missile is the greatest argument for world peace a leading aviation authority said today J H Kindelberger board chairman of North American Aviation Corp Los Angeles said the guided missile will be a reality some day In an address prepared for the California State Chamber of Commerce he said the guided missile will be capable of accurately delivering to any point on the surface of the earth in a few hours on warhead carrying infinite destruction Because of its speed and altitude it will be impossible to intercept.
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San Francisco
J. H. Kindelberger
North American Aviation Corp
Los Angeles
California State Chamber of Commerce
Gries at Ticket Motorist Weeper With Good Reason
Howard A. Long, 34, cried after receiving a second traffic ticket from Patrolman Larry Taylor in North Miami Beach. He allegedly slugged the officer when asked to accept the reckless driving ticket, then locked himself in a car and was subdued with a tear gas pellet. Long was jailed on assault and battery charges, bond set at 250 dollars, with a court hearing scheduled Friday.
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Miami
Howard A. Long
Larry Taylor
Miami Beach
Long
Taylor
Court of Pies
VA suggests gifts for hospital patients during Christmas
The Veterans Administration advises on suitable gifts for VA hospital patients. It notes magazines and games are common but not needed, warns diabetics cannot receive sweets, and lists preferred items such as canteen tickets, pens, clothing, records, and toiletries to match patient needs and tastes.
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Veterans Administration
Cil
Three Dangerous Cons Still Free
Morgantown West Virginia reports three of the most dangerous fugitives still at large after two more convicts escaped Western State Penitentiary in Pittsburgh. Marvin R. Loveland 31 was spotted by a state police driver in Morgantown and captured without incident. Leo L. Stiles 37 surrendered Wednesday night at a gas station in Clarksburg Pennsylvania.
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Morgantown
W. Va
vPi
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Marvin R. Loveland
West Virginia City
Pojee
Loveland
Leo L. Stiles
Clarksburg
Pennsylvania
Mickey Cohen Seeks Release From Prison Appeal
Los Angeles gambler Mickey Cohen has appealed to the U S Court of Appeals for release from McNeil Island Washington where he serves a five year sentence for income tax evasion Morris Lavine his attorney filed the petition on Wednesday and asked for bail pending the appeal claiming Cohen is a small tinhorn gambler whose prominence stems from the presidential campaign and Kefauver hearings
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San Francisco
SUP
Los Angeles
Mickey, Cohen
U. S. Court of Appeals
McNeil Island
Wash
Morris Lavine
Cohen
Kefauver Crime Committee
Kansas Publisher Fay Seaton Dies at 70
Fay N. Seaton aged 70 and publisher of a Manhattan group that built up newspapers and radio stations across four states died on Wednesday. Seaton led a notable regional media network with multiple titles and outlets reaching several communities. He guided expansion and operations across his print and broadcasting enterprises through a long career in Kansas and neighboring states.
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Kansas
Fay Seaton
Manhattan
Kan
Fay N. Seaton
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