Farmer Kills Daughter Then Ends Own Life in Pa
Wilkes Barre, Pa. December 6 AP A 49 year old farmer Anthony Cavallini shot and killed his sleeping daughter Josephine 29 then used her body to trigger his suicide with a shotgun tied to her wrist The deputy coroner Dr Robert Heckler reported motive unknown Cavallini died in Watertown home as police sought reasons for the double tragedy Friends said Cavallini had been despondent for some time
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Canadians Hunt 3 After Armory Robbery
Police sought three men today after they held up the caretaker of the Minto Armory in Winnipeg and escaped with 24 Browning pistols from the weapons room.
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Ross the Presidential Press Official dies at 63
Charles G. Ross, President Truman's press secretary and longtime journalist, collapsed and died at his desk at 5 50 p m after a series of heart attacks. He had just covered the Truman Attlee conference and was famed for clear reporting. Private services will be held at the Ross home with Mr Truman attending. the weekly news conference was canceled.
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Explosion Shatters Des Moines Building
An explosion shattered the four story office and showroom building of the Green Colonial Furnace Co in Des Moines early today. Windows were blown out for blocks around and flames shot up to a hundred feet as firefighters battled the blaze in subzero cold. No one was inside and no injuries were reported.
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Picture Printed Fulfilled Mary Ann's Last Wish
Nine year old Mary Ann Kawczynski asked the Rochester paper to publish her picture so school friends would know. She died of a heart ailment en route to the hospital, and the Democrat & Chronicle printed the photo this morning fulfilling her final wish.
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Refugees Halting at 38th Parallel in Korea Retreat
Amid the UN retreat to the south, thousands of refugees flee Pyongyang toward Kumchon but are halted at the 38th Parallel. They cling to trains and equipment, many frozen or crushed, as American troops order removal from trains toward Seoul. The road convoy moves, yet the line at Kumchon blocks further escape.
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Yugoslavia Accepts Big British Loan
London dispatch reports Yugoslavia formally accepted a 3,000,000 pound loan from Britain to ease a winter food crisis. Belgrade had earlier requested a longer-term caratal loan of about 20,000,000 pounds to aid metal and timber resources. the request remains under study by the Foreign Office.
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Quiz questions listed for Preas Telegram auto contest
The 48th Auto No questions are announced for contestants in the Preas Telegram contest with daily entries. Entries include queries about famous figures and sports trivia such as the first woman to swim the English Channel, and references to a Great Commoner.
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