Traveler Leaves Bodies After Suspected Poison Inquiries
A man registered under a false Nor mass address at two Boston hotels. Anna Kennedy, 74, of the South Lind, died at the Berkeley in the South End on Friday afternoon. Joan Pelechowicz, 4, of Roxbury, was found dead at the Broadway hotel Saturday afternoon. Authorities seek to determine if poison played a role.
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Boston
Nor, Mass
Anna Kennedy
South
Lind
Joan Pelechowicz
Roxbury
Kennedy
Berkeley
South End
Teacher’s Double Life Shocks Lee Community
In Lee Massachusetts AP report: high school civics teacher Joseph R. Dischino admitted bigamy after seven months with two wives and four children in separate homes eight miles apart. He pleaded guilty in Lee District Court to bigamy posting $700 bail. Dischino, 37, taught civics and auto farming at Lee High, coached basketball, and once led the Berkshire County High School Officials Assn.
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Mass
Joseph R. Dischino
William R. Obanheim
Stockbridge
West
Massachusetts
Dischino
Obanheim
Lee District Court
South Lee
Mary
Wellesley
Margaret Burnhop
Waterbury, Conn
Elkton
Connecticut
Art Chairman Retiring at Baldwin Wallace College
Dr. Sam L. Greenwood, longtime art department chairman and faculty member since 1921 at Baldwin Wallace College, will retire at year end. Howard Oagley will become art department chairman, announced Dean Fred Harris.
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Sam L. Greenwood
Baldwin-Wallace College
Howard Oagley
Fred FE Harris
Scientists Reclassify Zebra As Light-Colored Mammal
Scientists conclude the zebra is a light colored mammal with dark stripes rather than the reverse. The study redefines zebra coloration and patterning as defining traits.
New Liquor Enforcer Takes Charge in Cleveland District
John L Kocevar assumed duties as liquor enforcement officer in Cleveland. In three days his team has made six arrests and issued five citations to permit holders. The report notes about 15 million bicycles in use in France.
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Cleveland
John L Kocevar
France
Ohio plans study to staff mental hospitals in 1961 budget
In Columbus Ohio AP a state project aims to determine staffing for mental institutions. The study, led by Dr. Robert A. Haines, will be completed by June and used to help draft the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction budget for the 1961 Legislature.
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Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Robert A. Haines
Columbus State Hoey Ialle
Auto Victim Dies in Cincinnati Crash
Cincinnati AP report states Mrs. Lillia Andrews, 50, died Saturday from injuries after being struck by an automobile on March 22.
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Cincinnati
Lillia Andrews
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