Alderman Lewis Slain in Chicago Political Killing
Chicago police investigate the shooting death of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis in his West Side headquarters the former mortuary. Coroner reports show close range shots and a diving pose with a cigarette in his hand. Lewis had just won re election and was a Daley political figure connected to Ward 24 bishop of the West Side bloc.
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William L. Dawson
Near
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
Andrew Toman
John Ascher
Underworld
24Th Ward
Netro
Richard J. Daley
Roland Libona
Fire Loss 35000 In Leesburg Thursday Blaze
A three story building housing a Masonic lodge offices and a restaurant was badly damaged by a 35000 fire at Leesburg Thursday. The Hillsboro Ohio AP report notes the blaze caused substantial damage to the structure and its occupants.
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Hillsboro, Ohio
Leesburg I
36 Fined In Traffic Court Here
Judge J. T. Lamb fined 36 people in Middletown Municipal Court with total fines of 3105 dollars for yesterday traffic session. Names and charges include careless driving no muffler improper left turn changing lanes unsafe vehicle and more with single and suspended amounts listed.
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Middletown
David Hoskins
Ryan Road
Benjamin F. Emrick
Gratis
Louise James
Taylor
John D Burks
Yankee Road
Kathleen Barker
Riviera Drive
James L. Hall
Andrew Ave
Eugene Goecke Jr
16Th Ave
Daniel Cox
17Th Ave
Walter Coffey
Leichty St
Franklin
Harold J. Hayes
Hamilton
John McGlosson
Meadow Drive
Leland Lynch
Tytus Ave
Harvey Lewis
Donald Miller
Clara Drive
Trenton
Harold Schuler
Highland St
Sam Perry
Spring Ave
George Morgan
S. Main Street
Sharon Howard
Keays Ave
Kenneth Wells
Manchester Ave
Speeders, two cases dismissed, fines imposed in court
A failure to report an accident charge against Willie Harvey was dismissed. A charge of parking on a roadway against Francis Winklesman was dismissed. Judge Lamb fined five speeders a total of 140 dollars while seven others forfeited bonds totaling 200 dollars.
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Willie Harvey
S. Verity Parkway
Francis Winkleman
S. Main St
Lamb
Ohio bill to require work for welfare clients advances
Denver White and assistants testified before the Ohio Senate committee in favor of a bill mandating work for able bodied poor relief recipients on public projects. They cited rising relief costs from 19 million in 1952 to 42 million last year and noted about 6,000 of 19,000 employables on relief rolls could be placed to work. The bill also proposes moving to state residency for eligibility, replacing county residency.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denver White
Robert Canary
Ross County
Byron Eby
Clark County
Ralph Foster
Ohio Senate
Roy Gardner
Mansfield
White
Pennsylvania
Thief Is Appointed To Catch Thieves
A convicted shoplifter, John Munoz, 29, was sentenced by Municipal Court Judge Walter Richards to 36 days in a grocery store monitoring for shop lifters. He was captured Wednesday in a food market in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Walter Richards
John Munoz
Retroperfusion and Cardiac Treatments Highlight Cardiology Meeting
At the American College of Cardiology meeting Dr. Domingo Liotta described retroperfusion using veins to deliver drugs and oxygen to the heart and reduce clot blockage. Dr. Bernard Lown reported a direct current technique restoring rhythm with a brief 2.5 millisecond surge in 77 of 84 patients. Meteorites are very cold and not hot when they strike the earth's atmosphere.
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American College of Cardiology
Bernard Lown
Harvard Medical School
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