Man Dismissed On Charges Of Manslaughter
In Cleveland a municipal judge dismissed manslaughter charges against John Hrehov 26 after finding insufficient evidence that his actions were unlawful and ruling the act was in defense of himself and a friend. The case involved a trench knife slaying near Broadway and Portage Ave as three youths died.
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Cleveland
John Hrehov
Mary B. Grossman
Hrehov
Joseph Jaglenski
William J. Krese
Clarence Krese
Robert Hrdy
Joseph Pesek, Jr
Broadway
Portage Ave
New Hair Do Coming Up Says Washington Experts
Washington hairdressers and cosmetologists association president Miss Ethel Gilchrist says next fall will bring hair shorter than current trends with 15 styles discussed by the Hair Fashion Council of America. Styles will be very feminine with soft wispy curls, short bangs and high feathered sides, avoiding shingles.
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Ethel Gilchrist
Washington Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists Association
Hair Fashion Council of America
Personalities Behind Car Crashes Says Doctors
Montreal experts report aggressive and impulsive traits link to taxi crash risk. University of Western Ontario and London researchers studied a large taxi fleet, finding repeaters in accidents. Childhood upbringing, unstable homes, and parental conflict linked to these drivers, with later use of social services and public health aid appearing in many cases.
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Montreal
American Psychiatric Association
W. A. Tillman
George E. Hobbs
University of Western Ontario
London
Lamp maker left partner about 100000 in will
Joseph Schrader, 72, a Cleveland lamp maker, left his partner Lawrence J. Gagnon about 100000 in his will now in probate. The will estimates Schrader's widow Gertrude would receive about 50000.
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Cleveland
Joseph Schrader
Lawrence J. Gagnon
Schrader
Gagnon
Gertrude
Atomic Course Proves Amateurs Can Grasp Idea
New York teachers in a public school atomic energy course backed by the U S Atomic Energy Commission are learning basic principles to pass on to students from fifth grade upward. The program aims to foster understanding of atomic energy so people can responsibly engage with its implications rather than fear it. The experiment, first in New York, is spreading to other cities including Chicago and Cincinnati.
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New York
Manhattan
Phers
Earth
America
Evees
New York City Board of Education
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Jacob Greenberg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wash
Bad Practice: Safe Crackers Caught in Sand Wich Beer Plot
Three men involved in a failed safe cracking at the Southern Venetian Blind Company were eating sandwiches and drinking beer when police burst in. One escaped, two were captured.
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Southern
Venetian Blind Company
Communities Seek Help to Set Up Courses
The commission has been asked to aid in establishing courses in Washington and other areas. Denver, Minneapolis and additional communities have also expressed interest.
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Ington
The
Commission
Denver
Minneapolis
Nine TVA dams halt Tennessee River stretch to Paducah
The Tennessee Valley Authority completes nine major dam projects along the Tennessee River, spanning 650 miles from Knoxville to the river’s mouth at Paducah Kentucky, creating a controlled water system and potential power generation.
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TVA
Knoxville
Ohio River
Paducah
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