Man Kills Wife and Three Children Then Takes Life
FAIRHAVEN MASS AP Housing and financial troubles were blamed for the five deaths. Walter Goas 30 a machinist bludgeoned his wife Barbara 27 then asphyxiated himself and his three children Diane 6 Sandra 5 and Barry 2 in a gas filled cottage. Autopsy by Medical Examiner William Rosen ruled homicide and death by own action. The family had been evicted after their home was sold and an eviction notice posted.
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Fairhaven
Mass
William Rosen
Walter Goas
Barbara
Dr. Rosen
Golas
92 year old man chases wife with poker
Police were called to settle family disputes during the weekend. The most unusual case involved a 92-year-old husband who officers said chased his wife around the house with a poker. He was warned and promised to stop.
Cloud Analyzer Reports Cloud Heights and Density
A new portable cloud analyzer carries its own transmitter and sends data to a ground receiver at 120 messages per minute. It measures cloud summit and base heights and indicates cloud density for rapid weather assessment.
Obituary of Carl Pillow in Trenton at Middletown Hospital
Carl Pillow 47 a Trenton resident died at 2 55 am at Middletown Hospital after gassing injuries sustained while working on a school project 13 days earlier. Survived by wife Dorothy a sister Lilian McKinley of Tampa Fla and brother Thomas of Port Arthur Texas. He worked for John Arpp Plumbag Company Melogr aw Construction and Henry Neimes Heating and Plumbing in Cincinnati. He belonged to Fagles lodge Lincoln F and A M Middlesown Masons 693 and Masonic Chapter No 90. Friends may call at Baker Funeral Home after Tuesday noon with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Carl Pillow
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Pillow
Hamilton
Miami St
Dorothy
Lilian McKinley
Tamps. Fla
Thomas
Port Arthur
Tex
John Arpp
MelGraw Construction Company
Henry Neimes Heating and Plumbing Company
Cincinnati
Fagles Lodge
Lincoln F
A.M. Middletown Masons
Baker Funeral Home
Stock market starts strong then narrows gains
The New York market opened fast but moved narrowly with many issues unchanged from Saturday. Large blocks traded include Bethlehem Steel at 35, Packard at 3, U S Plywood at 28, General Motors at 79, and Radio Corp up at 19 while leaders like Madison Square Garden and General Electric rose on a week viewed as a test after last week’s broad gains.
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New York
Stesedy
Packard
U. S
General Motors
Radio Corp
New York Stocks Quotation Sheet Highlights Major Movers
Reading of the day shows Allied Stores and Commonwealth Edison among notable gains and declines. Continental Bank and West Coast concerns feature, with General Electric and General Motors listed among active issues. rail and airline stocks like New York Central and Pan American Airways are tracked along with utility and manufacturing names.
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Allied Stores
Madall Oi Cain Gee Ecigne
Saale Ee
Webia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Edison Saes
Container Corp
Continental Bok. Co Svidteies Tes CreCten Wong i
Cas Iaeeeses
Ee West Ta
I Cenbees Sri i
Cic Eavies
BS Dubont & Co
Fas Firestone 2
Generel
Greyhound
Goodrich
Asesusnwetenn
Wirem Walker
Enos
Cates Ni Fel & Senes
New York Central RR
Northern Pacific RR
Pan Amer. Airways
Pennsylvania RR
Ccsenss
Phelps Dodge
Eudenees
Phillips Troleum Seiscueec
Gamble Fl’, Corp
Ds Asseeas
Servel Inc
Gare Loroas
Sinclair Ol
Biveveieas
Southern Pacific
BB Southern Hails
Speery Corp Jaséees Ee Standard
United Aircraft Iibientinceae
United Airlines
Cceaseess
Death Takes Mrs. Ella Mae Buchanan at 49
Mrs. Ella Mae Buchanan died yesterday at 5 p m at her sister Mrs. Viola Fergerson’s home 908 Eighth Ave after years of illness. She leaves a son and several siblings including Rossel Wister J B of Honey Path S C and four sisters. Funeral set for Wednesday 2 p m at Mt Zion Baptist Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Rev F pane and Rev S C to officiate. Friends may call Max Berry Funeral Home after 6 p m Tuesday.
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Ella Mae Buchanan
Viola Fergerson
Eighth Ave
Ernest
Rossel
Wister
J. B
Honey Path
Ferguson
Buelah Calhoun
Eunice Shores
Fwima Mae
Funeral services for J Thom as Schnapp
Funeral services for J Thom as Schnapp 43 Hamilton native killed in an automobile collision near Blanchester Friday morning will be held at Holy Name Catholic church Blanchester at o o clock with requiem. Burial in the Blanchester cemetery. Fraternal Order of Eagles former district chairman will hold services Monday 8 o'clock at Eichelberger Funeral home Blanchester. Schnapp was a former linotype operator in the Hamilton Journal News composing room.
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J. Thomas Schnapp
Mrs Roy Eltz Roth Rites Held for Lebanon Woman
Mrs Roy Eltz Roth 64 of 534 East Main Lebanon died at home after a long illness. She is survived by husband Roy four sons Ralph and Paul of Port Williams Walter of Miamisburg and Ivan of Wilmington a brother William Snyder Clarksville and a sister Mrs Gertrude Starkey Wilmington. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Port Williams. Friends may call after noon Tuesday.
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Lebanon
Roy Eltzroth
East Main St
Roy
Ralph
Paul
Port Williams
Walter
Miamisburg
Ivan
Wilmington
William Snyder
Clarksville
Gertrude Starkey
Oswald
Explorer Anthony Fiala and ex Dallas manager Maloney die
Associated Press reports Anthony Fiala 80 a noted explorer who joined Theodore Roosevelt on the River of Doubt expedition in 1912 13 born in Jersey City N J. J J Curl ey Maloney 76 former Dallas baseball team manager in the Texas League.
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Associated Press
New York
Anthony Fiala
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Jersey City
N. J
Dallas, Tex
J. J. (Curley) Maloney
Dallas
Mrs Clara Zeidler Remembered Father of Milwaukee Leaders
Mrs Clara Zeidler aged 70, mother of Carl F. Zeidler former Milwaukee mayor and Frank P. Zeidler, the current mayor, is noted in a Sunday obituary. The Zeidler family is highlighted for its civic leadership in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Clara Zeidler
Carl F. Zeidler
Frank P. Zeidler
Cherry Trees Grow for Blooms in Japan
The note explains that in Japan cherry trees are cultivated primarily for their blossoms rather than fruit, highlighting cultural appreciation of ornamental bloom and seasonal beauty.
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Japan
Tugboat Sinks off Virginia Coast With One Surviving Captain
A tugboat sinking near Windmill Point Light in the Chesapeake Bay left six crewmen dead or missing. Captain Co P Brown of Norfolk survived after clinging to the pilot house for four hours until a passing boat rescued him. Coast Guard crews and a plane scoured the bay for the five missing men.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Lorraine
Windmill Point Light
Rappahannock River
Co. P. Brown
Deltaville
Coast Guard
Two Electrocuted As Plane Crashes At Leicester Mass
A small plane crashed into high tension wires in Leicester Massachusetts injuring pilot Robert Laforce and killing farmer George Streimikis. Streimikis died while attempting to rescue passenger Michael Sloan. a bystander Mrs Arm Taipilus was burned and knocked down.
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Leicester
Mass
George Streimikis
Michael Sloan
Worcester
Robert Laforce
Streimikus
Sloan
Arm Taipilus
Silence Zones Explain Explosions Heard Distance Away
Explosions are audible up to 100 miles distant while large areas near the source are inaudible due to atmospheric conditions creating zones of silence.
Livestock Prices See Mixed Demand At Cincinnati Sale
Early market activity shows cattle and calves steady to higher on light demand while hogs and sheep stay scarce. Steers around 1000 lb fetch 27.00, 900 lb steers 25.50, 600 lb heifers 26.75. cows 17.00 to 19.00, bulls 21.00 to 22.56, and bulk 1300 to 1400. Sheep and lambs are sparse with undertone steady amid shorn stock receipts. CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK CINCINNATI AP report notes salable hogs 4,300 and steady market. poultry and butter prices listed in local produce.
Radio listings and program notes from a 1940s schedule
A dense schedule fragment lists programs and host names across radio time slots. Notable items include When a Marine, Just Plain Speaking, Telehpone Hour, Bands of America, Americana Chorus, and Lux Radio Theatre style segments with hosts such as Bob Hawk and Frankie Carle. Also references to Murder by Experts, Crime Fighters, and Night Watch with various musical and news blocks.
Local TV Listings Feature Daytime and Evening Lineups
A dense spread shows WLW WT WCPO and WHIO telecasts with Ernie Lee Ruth Lyons and Rita Hackett among hosts. Program blocks include Magic Tele-Kitchen Date with Drama Teen Canteen Judy Splinters and Pauper's Penthouse across multiple channels with news weather and sign offs.
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WLW T
Ernie Lee
Ruth Lyons
Magic
Bill Nimmo
Rita Hackett
Dantees
Kenny Roberts
Judy Splinters
Billhall
Corky Robbins
Kuki
Fran
Oliie
Roberta Quinlan
Firestone
Becky Sharp
Pauper
Penthouse
Irginia Atterson
Ben Grauer
WCPO
Channel 7
Bill Dawes
Paul Dixon
CoCo the Clown
Aloe
Whio-Tv
Channel U
Vincent
Johnny and Judy
Ted Steele
Sip Ieaie’ Cottage Aagte Co
Bari Wrightson
Aera Little Review
Warren Hull
Front Row Center
Wlw—T
Channel 4
Gill Nimmo
Rita Hacket
Teen Canteen
Kenny Hoberts
Howdy Donday
Bill Thali
Kuklia Fran
Ollie
Rhythm Road
Star Theater
Poauper
Wlw-D
Virginia Patterson
Judy Ae
Howdy Doody
Cactus Jim Eh
Pang
Ukla
Egrtene
Johnny Se
Lucky
Snarky
Qeogle Ogee
Tunes Two
Vincenti Lopez
Doug Edwards
Springhill Nurseries
Hope — Cassidy
McCarthy Says State Dept Defended Lattimore in Passaic Speech
Senator McCarthy attacked Owen Lattimore and critics Philip Jessup and John Service in a Passaic address. He claimed the State Department had risen to defend Lattimore and urged them to sue for libel, noting his lack of congressional immunity.
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McCarthy
State Department
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Passaic
Philip C. Jessup
Acheson
John 8S. Service
Senate
James Fenimore Cooper expelled from Yale per Britannica
The Britannica notes that James Fenimore Cooper was expelled from Yale University, a fact highlighted as part of his early career before he became a major American literary figure.
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James Fenimore Cooper
Yale
Britannica
Taft Urges Study Of Universal Pension Plan In U S
Senator Taft urged a congressional study of a universal pay as you go pension system. He said the Senate Finance Committee may back examining changes after an expanding social security bill moves, and warned a flat pension could cost about 12 billion annually. He noted no uniform plan exists and payroll taxes would bear major costs.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Seriya
House
Supreme Court backs Congress on committee powers
The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals by John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo, upholding a lower court ruling that Congressional committees may compel witnesses to disclose Communist Party membership. The decision preserves the power of House committees to inquire into party ties.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
Congress
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Communist Party
Lawson
Trumbo
Green Favors Vergine All Labor Unions
Washington AP President William Green endorsed uniting all American labor unions into a single federation. He supported Murray's call for unity but deferred on a CIO plan for political cooperation pending AFL Executive Council review in Philadelphia May 8.
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Washington
AFT
Wiliam Green Today
CIO
Green
Philip Murray
America
Murray
AFL
Executive Council
Philadelphia
Railroad
Former Banker Pleads Guilty To Indictments
Damon Grow a 48 year old former Jackson bank cashier pleaded guilty in federal court to three indictments for embezzling about 1.093 million from Edison First National Bank. He admitted altering bank books over a 90 year period to pay bills. A civil suit seeks more than 103000. Judge Mell G Underwood postponed sentence pending probation report.
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Columbus
Damon Grow
Jackson Bank
Edison First National Bank
Mell G. Underwood
Grow
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jackson
Four Survivors Rescued After Jamaica Plane Crash
The U S Navy reports a destroyer picked up four crew members from an amphibian plane that crash landed 40 miles south of Kingston Jamaica. No immediate details were released.
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U. S
Kingston
Jamaica
Submarine Tech Aims to End Refueling Delays
The Snorkel lets submarines run just below the surface on Diesel power, reducing the need to surface for battery recharge. Earlier subs relied on electric batteries, while work on atomic power could remove refueling needs. Westinghouse says it is developing an atomic engine, but completion may take two to ten years.
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Westinghouse Corporation
Claims Drop 1300 in Ohio as Unemployment Claims Fall
Claims filed by newly unemployed Ohio workers in the week ended April dropped by more than 1300 for the fourth straight period. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation said Saturday Dayton was the only large Ohio city to report an increase in new claims.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Dayton
Warren County court dismissals and new suits listed
The docket shows multiple dismissals including Chap McGuire v Marie McGuire and Ruth Cornell v Roger Cornell, plus judgments for costs in other cases. New suits include Jackie A Sheley v Wallace E Sheley Jr divorce, Frederick v Emma Lou Frederick divorce, and Moran v Robert S Moran divorce with gross neglect. Real estate transfers list several parcel changes among Dearth, Niehoff, Carpenter, Lamb, and spouses in Harlan and Corwin townships.
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Chap McGuire
Marie McGuire
Ruth Cornell
Roger T. Cornell
Cecil D Medley
Agnes Medley
Lucilla Leonard
Harry D. Leonard
Harold G. Lowe
Howard Sawyer
Edna F. Downhour
William Downhour
Goldie Brooks
William Brooks
Ella Behymer
Sam Behymer
Charles Brown
Lola 8. Brown
Dena E. Thomas
Robert S. Thomas
Evelyn Snider
Roger Snider
Mary Smith
Jasper Smith
Mattie Haddix
Vernie Haddix
Peyton Opton
Sue Upton
Butler Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Levi D. Fisher
Margie Crowson
Paul Crowson
Eileen Upton
Frank Upton, Jr
Lewis Barrett
Stella M Barrett
Lillian Scearce
William Scearce
Albert J. Hardy
Clyde Hardy
Co. M. Brandenburg
Floyd
Helen Garner
Charles P. Parent
Lauretta Parent
John Francis
A. T. Easton
Jackie A. Sheley
Walace E. Sheley, Jr
Frederick
Emma Lou Frederick
Janina M. Moran
Robert S. Moran
Cleo West
Ernest West
Martin Bishop
Loretta Mer
Menburg
Kepa Garner
Earl Dearth
Agnes Dearth
Franklin
Taylor
Ethel Boyd
Karl G. Niehoff
Harlan Township
Geneva S Carpenter
J. P. Lamb
Dallas
Irene Lamb
Corwin
Teteron Lodge Fellowcraft Degree to Open at Seven
Journal Want Ads note Teterson Lodge No. WF Fellowcraft Degree to be presented with lodge opening at 7 p.m. Also mentions obituaries for Ella Mae Buchanan and Carl Smith with funeral details and family notices.
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Teterson Lodge
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