Attempted attack on trick or treat girls ends in death by action
In Philadelphia a man, Nelson Stevens, 39, reportedly threw boiling water and rubbing alcohol at two young girls on Halloween. He was admitted to hospital in critical condition after his stomach was pumped, later charged and released on bail. Police described the incident as a trick or treat attack, with neighbors and a hospital report noting the victims and suspect statements.
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Philadelphia
UPA
Nelson Stevens
Women's College Hospital
Stevens
Mary
13 Dead in Wake of Storms in Northern and Eastern States
Storms sweeping the nation left at least 14 dead and nine missing, with heavy snow in the Rockies and Sierra, Arctic cold in the north, and a Pacific Coast storm bringing rain to the West Coast. Snow depths reached 20 inches in the western mountains and up to 22 inches near Lake Superior. Traffic snarled in many cities as roads iced and stalled.
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Eastern States
Boulder
Colo
Rockies
Plains
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Gulf States
Montana
Wyoming
Alaska
Pacific Coast
California
Idaho
Pacific North Treen
Seattle
Great Basin
Great Lakes
New England
Lake Superior
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Adirondacks
Saranac-Lake Placid
Burglars Loot Home of Three Aircraft Workers
Burglars entered through an open window and ransacked the home of three men at 16 Bay Shore Ave on Thursday. More than $600 worth of clothing jewelry and camera equipment was taken from the home of Bill Lambert Calvin Green and Harry Halligan all aircraft workers.
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Bayshore Ave
Bill Lambert
Calvin Green
Harry Halligan
Wolfschmidt Vodka praised for smoothness and medals
The text extols Wolfschmidt vodka as the continental favorite since 1947, praised for smoothness and bouquet. It highlights 87 Gold Medals in international competition and notes the vodka’s ability to enhance tomato or orange juice and pair well with soda.
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Wolfschmidt
Wolfschmidt Ltd
New Haven
Connecticut
U.S.A
Eisenhowers Back Dystrophy Drive
President and Mrs. Eisenhower endorse a national fund drive for muscular dystrophy set for Thanksgiving week. In a Gettysburg letter Mrs. Eisenhower praised supporters aiding victims, notably children, and urged progress toward causes and a cure. Mrs Gehrig, widow of Lou Gehrig, leads the campaign efforts.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Lou Gehrig
Assas
America
New York Yankees
Gehrig
Low Gehrig
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