Autopsy Ordered in Death of Foster Child After Spankings
Detroit police say no immediate link between paddling and death of 6-year-old Robert Szabo placed in the Jacques foster home since 1952. The boy died after two paddlings with a three quarter inch paddle. Foster parents Fran cis F Jacques and Rosemary Jacques are involved. Jacques is a city police officer. The Szabo family reports two other children remain in foster care. Police and coroner continued to investigate the case.
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Passenger Autos Rolling From Factories Faster than Dealers
Detroit reports show passenger cars leaving factories quicker than dealerships can move them. Automotive News notes dealer stocks have reached 757,835 units, up from 643,538 a month earlier, with no near term downturn or clear signs of shrinking. Some dealers switch to new car allocations while awaiting official registration figures.
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Russell Sees Delay of the Military Cut
Senator Russell of Georgia, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, says a delay of one year on the Eisenhower administration’s planned military manpower cut is likely. He argues current reductions are being made too rapidly as he supports the administration's target of Army strength dropping to 1,027,000 by mid-1956.
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Yanks Return From Russ Reunion In Moscow
NEW YORK veterans return from a five day Moscow reunion with Soviet soldiers to celebrate peace. Joseph Polowsky of Chicago led the group saying Americans and Russians avoided controversial topics and met officials only. He called the event a great success and hoped for annual gatherings with future officers attending.
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Hospital Tested Fungicidal Cream For Athlete's Foot
Hospital tests claim 7TING topical cream destroys athlete's foot fungi on contact within 60 seconds. It relieves itching, heals raw toes, prevents spread, dries to a non greasy powder, and provides hours of relief. Available at drugstores for 69 cents with a money back guarantee.
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