Grandmother and daughter held in poisonings
Grandmother Kate Goad and daughter Katharine Lee were held without bond in Bowling Green Ky for murder in a case tied to a long running feud with Lee’s husband Allie Lee 42 and neighbor James Croslin 52. An autopsy showed poisoning via buttermilk at a family dinner on August 14.
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Warren County
Willian A. Natcher
Natcher
Allie Lee
James Cros Tin
Lee
Croslin
Sweet Mill
Nat
Louise Overell and Veteran Charged in Family Death Case
Louise Overell, widow of veteran Walter Overell, plans a legal move after her ex husband’s daughter, 19, formerly jailed, faces arraignment. Los Angeles police officer and ex Air Force gunner Canon Tys in the pool hiv Wise Overell and Mrs Ruth Minon Storkion comment on proceedings as estate matters unfold.
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Ange
Qvyerell
Robert
Canon
Los Angeles
Air Force
Cone
Ruth Minon Storkion
Cal
Hex
Vero
Uney
Polireny
Fm Net
Lapaiso
Miss Overell
George (Bury} Colton
Walter Overell
Homecoming Slate At Bryxon Mount Baptist Church
Invitation extended for a homecoming at Bryxon Mount Baptist Church in Tamcheon with meals to be served. Event dated Aiur 24, with plans announced for attendees and local participation.
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Tinshay
Ky Aiur
Bryxon Mount Baptist Church
Tamcheon
ML Inweay
Gross Charged With Gar Theft
Gross of Middlesburg charged with operating a transport company trek and stealing meat from a truck. He was bound over to Bell Circuit Court after waiving to the Grand Jury in police court. Kenneth Spangler accused Cross of theft. Cross allegedly took 12 pounds of bacon 12 pounds of canned meat and 1 pound of lunch meal. Weal shipment involved interstate transit. Others top lines report drunken driving fines and police incidents, including stolen meats and vehicle prowls in Pineville and Tarowell.
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Fill Gross
Middlesburg
Trek
Grand Jury
Bell
Kenneth Spangler
Oroen
Spangler
Cross
Bulk of Ruth Estates Goes to Widow and Daughters
NEW WORK Aug 28 The bulk of Ruth estates goes to the widow Mrs Rath and to two adopted daughters Mrs Corey Sullivan and Mrs Julia Flander. The will sets $85,000 in cash to Mrs Rath plus income from a trust dating to 1987 and all stocks and bonds after taxes and expenses. Each daughter receives $40,000 in cash and a share of the trust fund principal at Mrs Rath dies. A smaller bequest goes to Mrs Wilkies Nerdy of Baltimore and other household items are left to Mary Reith and Maud Dotaney.
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Thorn
Melvyn Jaewenestein
Rath
Corey Sullivan
Julia Flander
Princ Ein
Wilkies Nerdy
Baltimore
Nhs
Penny Man to Host Penny Party for Midwestern Children
The Penny Man Horowitz plans a penny party tomorrow at 2 PM between the Daily News building and the Christian Church in Midwestern city. He has given away pennies since 1934 to brighten poor children and orphans, a gesture rooted in his own rough childhood in Chicago.
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San Torewitz
Bert Srly
Horowitz
Chicago
Mother and Doctors Face Custody Storm Over Child Surgery
In a heated legal battle, Fred Lamphere and Pamela Lamphere seek custody of their infant daughter Vounelia over whether she should undergo immediate surgery to correct an inverted bladder with the amputation-like procedure. Judge Walter O Malley hears the Sivasvo suit as six medical experts evaluate the risks and likely outcomes.
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Pamela
Walter O'Malley
Lamphere
Pamede
Fred
Parnell
Mat Fridge
O'Malley
War area teachers attend two day conference on army transport
In the M'boro area 155 teachers attended a two day conference focused on methods and materials for army transport and care of dead service members being returned to the United States. Speakers from Kentucky and Virginia discussed next of kin notices and funeral procedures amid a large turnout across schools.
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United States
Carroll
Kentucky
Joe Crow Tonedane
Virginia
Illtary
Tale
Kiy
Mfe
Tokeda Marcoum
Cathorina Marcin
Air Force Granted Expanded Role in Strategic Warfare
Washington reports the Joint Chiefs of Staff conferenced at Newport Rhode Island granted the Air Force enhanced control over strategic air warfare and the authority to decide on the construction of the Navy’s new 66,000 ton carrier. The chiefs noted the Air Force must account for contributions from other forces in strategic efforts.
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Washington
Aus
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Newport
Delonne
James Forrestal
Joint Chiefs
Atrounl
Auto abortion mill raid nets four arrests
Four persons were under arrest after a weekend raid on an alleged mobile abortion operation. Deputies said a doctor performed several abortions for a fee. others allegedly aided in the operation and arranged transport and communications for the services. Names and ages of suspects and locations are listed in police statements.
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Ppartinez
Horion
Mill
Sheriff's Office
D. Pyavier
Y Elen Sanyder
Llegedy
Shorit
Ray Stottles
Greenwood to Discuss Communism At LMU
Dr Thomas Greenwood of the University of Vermont and University of Montreal will lecture at Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, on public matters of communism and world affairs. The event is hosted by the International Relations Chamber with university sponsorship.
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Greenwood
LMU
Harrogate
Tant
Anz
Thomas Greenwood
Universite of
Greewool
Phe
Tin Cress
Tess Sant Votleios
Asia
Chabal Lincoln
Hoover plan to reorganize government readied
Report outlines a year long study by the Hoover commission on trimming the executive branch. It aims to consolidate functions, remove duplications, and reduce agencies while preserving core presidential powers. The panel may urge severance pay for departing workers and expect major recommendations after Congress convenes.
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Washington
Shu
Hoover Roomiseion
Bist
White House
Hoover
Il A
Pepert
Senate to Probe War Lease to Car Maker
Senate small business committee scheduled hearings on a controversial government transfer deal involving a Kaiser steel plant and potential war mobilization impact. The probe focuses on wartime contracts, amnesty actions, and the role of industry in homeland production and military aid.
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Senate
Washington
Noatinn
Lage
REROM
Iiself
Cleveland
Kaiser-bonzer Carp
Onion
Martin
Trial of Gillireon Mido Eliaaluth at Federal Court
Fragmentary OCR reports the case of Mido Eliaaluth Gillire before a federal grand jury in Washington State. Details are unclear with garbled names and dates, but the hearing concerns alleged Axis war wrongdoing and Nazi associations, unfolding in a trial setting today.
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Washington
Any. Wn
Mido
Eliaaluth Gillire
Three Die In Train Mishap In Haltiport Area
A midlands accident near Haltiport claimed three lives and left nine people seriously injured. Emergency crews responded as investigators began to determine causes. Roads were closed and diversions implemented while survivors received medical care.
Tonight's Middlesboro Water Purchase Meeting Editorial
Citizens urged to attend Middlesboro City Hall meeting tonight to voice views on whether the city should buy the water system. Editorial notes no definite agenda or timetable yet but stresses public input on the proposal and the city's future in public services.
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Middlesboro
Burt
Lealu
Line Foreman Dies in Wreck Near Virginias End
Special to Daily News. Augy Copied 28, of Line York Kentucky died at Lee General Hospital from injuries in a Virginia Road raffle accident about three miles west of Wennington Gap Virginia. The truck Cornett drove veered back into the road and overturned. Two other passengers, a cousin and another man, were en route to Tennessee to visit relatives. Cornett reportedly allowed the truck to swerve to avoid a pedestrian. Cornett’s parents Myr and Mer Jibper were at the hospital. The family had just lost another son in World War II. Funeral services set at Cimbernada Kentucky for the body.
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Daily News
Wennington Gap
Line York
Lee General
Virginia
Wit Uni Ve
Cornett
Tennessee
Amit
Myr
Mer Jibper Cornett
Saga
Warker Puneral Hone Af
Negro Held In Miner Death Victim Names Suspected Attacker
Aug. 25 a derane Tatuiny Segvo was in county jail awaiting trial after being arrested by Hartan police. Reed Du, 34, a white mine foreman at Tote, was killed Friday night during a dispute that led to a shooting. A neighbor described the incident, and authorities said the case remains under investigation with no motive disclosed.
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Joni
Reed du
Tote
Tabu
Ty County
Davie
Wwe
Yamni
Chris York
Davis
Wastin
I. Hove
Bata
Lewis
Unclear fragmentary text from Middleshare crime note
Readable portions describe two area men jailed in Middleshare after an apparent botched burglary. The note mentions Bryson City dawn and an escape on Friday night. Names and details are garbled, limiting precise identification.
Germans, Americans freed as Red Army seizes German hostage
Soviet and American authorities exchanged several detainees at Berlin and near the Potsdamer Platz while Soviet troops abducted a German photographer in a border raid. The Americans freed include Thomas Meaden and Lt Sherman Turner Jr, both released at the border, with Reland M Meyers also freed. Police chief August Hoppe was released from the Kreusberg force, while five German officers remained in Soviet hands. In Washington, Moscow power talks edge toward a decisive phase with possible results announced later in the week.
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Thomas Meaden
U.S
Kansan City
New York
Ajaperman
Thomas EB. Dawey
Berlin
Potsdamer Platz
Sherman Turner, Jr
Qgunnell Bluffs
Reland M. Meyers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Turner
Meyers
Army
Frankfurt
Allegiane
Thay
August Hoppe
Chaiet
Kreusberg
Wealern Reetors
Ametlein Geater
Washington
Moscow
Tito purges thousands in anti Tito campaign across Yugoslavia
Reports say a nationwide purge targets anti Tito elements as police and military carry out mass arrests. In Montenegro five thousand party members are said involved with a drive to quell suspected sympathizers. The unrest is linked to a broader effort against opposition and a claimed formation of an anti Tito movement.
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Sil
Yugaglav Gerrit G
Montengro
Fou
Vince
Vito
Communist Information Bureau
Rex Yume- Vitv
Preminr
Montenegro
Alrvaty
Mhe
Re. Mita
Labhd Kusdavae
Han Loy
Tungug Agency
Wil Blawn Raj Steh
Direstow Anal
Mur
Yugoslavia
APU
Col
Cone Arse Yovanovitch
Dir
Hungary
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Pineville
Beliven
Judge Ball
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Robert Turner
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Middleahore
Tarowell
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Lomakin
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Paul Racheson
Penny Man
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Morrow
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Lagarus Scott
Wifn
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Qokehs
Amicato
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Ahi
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Vounelia
Limphere
Karl Meyer
Goal County
Edie
Fevayary
Mineville
Huey Santivenen
Vineville Thiel School
Auditorivea
Pragennin Cntr
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Aue
Ileeran Anit Dosti
Brathay, Aci Maior
Wiley
Tin Haase
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United Shakes
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Phree Persana
Mae
Bi Mur
Commissioners’ Meeting
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