British Spy Countess Found Dead in Kensington Hotel
London report details the stabbing death of Countess Iyna Skarbek a 37 year old Polish noblewoman and WWII saboteur naturalized Briton who checked into a Kensington hotel alone on Saturday A 41 year old porter Dennis G Muldowney was taken in for questioning as guests heard her cry Get him off me in a hallway knife wound is described while the narrative notes her wartime record and recent emigration to Britain.
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London
Kensington
Iyna Skarbek
Dennis G. Muldowney
Winchester Castle
Finishing Attics With Dormers And Ventilation
The article outlines light and ventilation challenges in attic finishing for Cape Cod style homes and modern houses with expansion attics. It compares gabled and shed dormers, discusses placement, cost, and structural framing steps, and stresses ample ventilation and practical screening to maintain airflow and comfort.
Blast Victim In Good Condition
Stanley Pickering a 42 year old Mason was burned in an explosion at his Cincinnati home on Saturday He is in fairly good condition at Christ Hospital The blast occurred when fumes from a gas tank were ignited by a stove flame Pickering was descending stairs when it happened The door blew off the ground floor His wife and children were uninjured He is employed by Aliie Chalmers in Cincinnati.
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Mason
Stanley Pickering
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Pickering
Aliie Chalmers
Four Dead In Wreck Of Yacht
Coast Guard recovered four of seven aboard an 18 foot sloop that capsized in a Cape Cod squall near East Dennis Massachusetts. Search resumes for three missing including Donald Anastassi and his wife Angela of Newton. Bodies identified include William Minini 10 Dolores Giametti 23 Eric Sanchione 34 and James Murley 28 with Sanchione’s sister Stella 22 of Needham noted.
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East Dennis
Mass
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
William Minini
Framingham
Dolores Giametti
Needham
Boston
Eric Sanchione
James Murley
The
Sanchione
Stella
Donald Anastassi
Angela
Newton
Guatemala Plans New Land Reform Bill
A new land reform bill approved by Congress in Guatemala would authorize government expropriation of farms and lease or sell them to farm workers. President Jacobo Arbenz backed the measure with Communist support. Landowners would be compensated with government bonds at 4 percent interest over 25 years, funded by a 10 million dollar bond issue.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz
Congress
Divorce tale shows Rockefeller split and trust dispute
In Lowell Indiana Barbera Rockefeller says she still loves Winthrop and hopes for reconciliation while he seeks his son's companionship. Rockefeller via lawyer Timothy Pfeiffer notes a million dollar trust fund for Winthrop Paul born 1948 and says funds support the boy until 30. Bobo claims the trust is investment income with later support, while Pfeiffer cites over 128000 in prior support.
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Lowell
Ind
Barbera
Bobo) Rockefeller
Winthrop
New York
Rockefeller
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Bobo
Swank
Manhattan
Indiana
Winnie
Florida
Boy 11 Drowns In Home Bathtub In Hamilton
John William Smith 11 of 731 Main St., son of Eldred M. Smith, a Hamilton beer distributor, drowned in a tub with eight inches of water. Coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone says a head bruise suggests he fell and struck his head, losing consciousness. Body found by his mother around 9:30 a.m. He is survived by his parents and one brother.
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Hamilton
John William Smith
Main St
Eldred M. Smith
Hamilton Beer
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Young Smith
Osborn elected president at Ohio Exchange Clubs convention
Dr Harry B Osborn Jr of Cleveland was named president at the Exchange Clubs of Ohio three day convention closing Sunday. Other officers include George Connelly of Wauseon as vice president Ralph Foster of Springfield as secretary treasurer and directors Ward C Phi Dayton Howard French Sandusky John Williams Columbus James Hayes Toledo and Arnold Lunberg Fostoria.
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Cleveland
Harry B Osborn Jr
Exchange Clubs of Ohio
George Connelly
Wauseon
Ralph Foster
Springfield
Ward C. Phi
Dayton
Howard French
Sandusky
John Williams
Columbus
James Hayes
Toledo
Arnold Lunberg
Fostoria
Ohio highway bid notices for concrete surface work in Butler and Warren counties
State Highway Director of Ohio invites sealed proposals until 10 00 A M Onto Standard Time Tuesday June 24 1952 for improvements in Butler County Union Township US Route 42 and Warren County Franklin Township US Route 25. Work covers applying asphaltic and concrete surface courses with specified items and lengths. Projects to be completed by October 1 1984. Wages governed by prevailing rate schedule. certified check required. Director reserves right to reject bids. June 9 16
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Ohio Standard
Butler County
Morgan and
Ross
Butler Sever
New. Morgan
Hanover
Fairfield
Kerry
Department of Leg
State of Department
Department of Highways
Division
J. Kauer
State OF Onio Department OF Highways
Union Township
Warren County
Franklin Township
de- Bis
Tecasacans
General Code of Ohio
Panther Attacks and Romance Language Claims
The term panthér evokes fear though fewer than a dozen authentic panther attack records exist. The text also lists seven Romance languages including Portuguese Spanish Provençal French Italian Romanian and asks about their origins.
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Hum
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