Pleads For Witness Edythe Klumpp on 42nd Birthday
Edythe Margaret Klumpp, on her 42nd birthday in the Marysville Reformatory for Women, seeks a new trial in the fatal shooting of her lover's wife and a witness to testify she was seen with Bill Bergen the night of Oct 3 1958. She awaits potential relief from Gov DiSalle and has not seen Bergen since trial.
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Marysville, Ohio
Edythe Margaret Klumpp
Bill Bergen
Bergen
Louise
Marysville
Klumpp
Reformatory
Case Worker Admits Guilt In 24 Checks Case
Cincinnati reporter lines show former Hamilton County Welfare Department worker Mary Frances Jones 34 pleaded guilty to 24 of 102 forgery and uttering a false check counts. Judge Kohnen will sentence Monday and resolve remaining counts. Prosecutor Schoettmer says about 25000 dollars involved. checks traced by handwriting and cashed at a local department store.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Ralph B. Kohnen
Hamilton County Welfare Department
Kohnen
Harry C Schoettmer
Welfare Department
Mary Frances Jones
DiSalle Delays North Ohio Cabinet Trip
Gov Michael V DiSalle postpones a planned cabinet flight to Bowling Green for university inspection and Toledo to view the state hospital and hold an afternoon cabinet meeting. The meeting moves to the state house with no date set for Toledo.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Bowling Green
Toledo
State University
State Hospital
DiSalle
State House
Last Group Leaving Floe Arctic Evacuation Nears End
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP twelve men evacuated Thursday from Station Charley a drifting ice floe 440 miles northwest of Barrow Arctic Ocean. One evacuee SSgt John E Justice Circleville Ohio. The camp hosted 90 civilians and military personnel since May for ocean depth and current study.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Charley
Arctic Ocean
Barrow
Air Force
S.sgt
John E
Circleville
Ohio
Columbus Man Charged With Death Of Baby Boy
A Columbus man, Emmer L. Webber, 22, is charged with second degree murder in the death of seven month old Richard Kier Eskelson. Webber admitted hitting the child after its crying but said the infant remained crying when he went to bed. The baby died of internal bleeding from a ruptured liver, found by the mother at dawn. Webber kept eight children at his home, including his own, while the mother boarded the infant there briefly and paid $12 weekly for care.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Richard
Ricky) Kierson Eskelson
Emer L. Webber
Webber
Webbers
Rail Union Rebels Lose Power Fight
In Cleveland delegates to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen vote 627 to 418 against a constitutional amendment barring anyone over 65 from top offices. They back a compromise retirement scale starting 1961, which would end Kennedy’s term if reelected in 1962 and require automatic retirements at 70 in 1961 and 65 from 1966 onward. The insurgents push for younger, more aggressive leadership.
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Cleveland
W. P. Kennedy
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment
W. J. Weil
Kennedy
Weil
Man Blown From Oklahoma Dies at 71 in Cleveland
Joseph Dobosz, a petty officer who survived the Pearl Harbor blast when a Japanese bomb blew him from the battleship Oklahoma in 1941, died of a heart attack at 71 in Cleveland. He returned to duty after minor injuries and served through World War II.
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Cleveland
Oklahoma
Joseph Dobosz
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Bankruptcy Filed in U S District Court Cincinnati
Ed Wilburn a labor foreman at 9 Wall St filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Cincinnati listing debts of 3773 and assets of 475. The filing details the debtor and financial position from the Wednesday submission.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Ed Wilburn
Wall St
Franklin's Fair Voted State Best Franklin's Fair Voted State Best
The Franklin County Fair won the title of best Ohio fair of 1959 at the Ohio Fair Managers Association convention. Finalists included Washington and Highland Pike counties. Officers of the association were re elected and a winter farm show plan with Ohio State University was announced for 1961.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Ohio Fair Managers Assnmhere
Washington
Highland Pike
iThey
Russell W. Alt
Baltimore
Fairfield County
Bryan P. Sandles
Springfield
Perle Stacy
Marietta
Goldie V. Scheibie
Dayton
Henry G. Richards
Mount Vernon
State Board of Agriculture
Robert Ward
Westville
Champaign County
A. G. Madden
Madeira
Board of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Pollution linked to lung cancer in New Zealand study
A ten year study comparing migrants from smoky England to cleaner New Zealand shows higher lung cancer rates among newcomers. Dr. Eastcott finds 30 percent higher incidence overall, rising to 75 percent for Britons who moved after 30 years in smog. He notes pollution plus smoking as contributing factors.
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San Francisco
New Zealand
England
New
New Island
Eastcott
University of California Medical School
Fastcott
Public Health Department
Medical School
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Webber Home
Rail Union
Franklin’s Fair
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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