Doll Requests Help as Cancer Eye Surgery Looms
A Boston three year old, Carol Ann Molinaro, faces removal of her cancerous right eye at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary to save sight in the left eye. Her unemployed father and working mother cling to hope and prayer as doctors warn of infection risk and a favorable odds estimate.
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Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Carol Ann Molinaro
Carol Ann
Rose Ann
Joseph Molinaro
Mother Of 9 Slavs Hubby During Fight
In Ellsworth Wisconsin Mrs Jane Marie Spengler 38 mother of nine is charged with fatally shooting her husband Earl 45 during an argument She admitted loading the 12 gauge shotgun and said he urged her to pull the trigger The nine children aged 6 months to 15 years were to be placed with the grandparents after arraignment for first degree murder and held without bond pending a Nov hearing
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Ellsworth
Wis
Jane Marie Spengler
Roy Simonson
Simonson
Earl
Veterans Day Program recalls cause for which veterans fought
Rev William J Comfort addressed Legionnaires at Woodside Cemetery praising Kipling revival of Recessional. Attendees heard calls to remember World War I causes, defend democracy in World War II, and halt aggression in Korea. Armco Girls Chorus performed, and Alexander Campbell warned against Russian communism.
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American Legion Post 28
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Armco
Mies Thelma Senften
J. R. Cox
Post 218
Campbell
Harvard
Ft Wayne
Ind
Walrus Temper Prevents Peaceful Encounters
Observation notes that walruses are typically peaceful but become aggressive when molested or involved in mating displays, signaling caution for researchers and boats in nearby habitats.
Butler County Dystrophy Drive Opens November 26
The Butler County Muscular Dystrophy Society announces a campaign from November 26 to December 1 led by Webster Newton. The goal is 5000 dollars, with new county and regional chairs to be named. The drive supports Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America and its research programs.
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Butler County
Webster Newton
Middletown
Hamilton
Newton
Butler
MDAA
Policeman's Son Flees Arrest Shot Twice In Toledo
In Toledo Ohio Robert J Lautz Jr son of a police officer was shot twice while fleeing arrest by Patrolman Robert Pribe and Patrolman George Gregory. Lautz and 18 year old John Pattison were suspected of breaking into a parked car. Pattison was captured. Lautz underwent surgery at Flower Hospital to remove a bullet.
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Toledo
Ohio
Roy Shelton
Shelton
Robert J. Lautz Jr
Robert Pribe
Lautz
John Pattison
Pribe
George Gregory
Gregory
Patterson
Pride
Pattison
Flower Hospital
Spiritual Life Viewed as Sincere in Washington
A Pittsburgh club hears Rev. Dr Edward L. R. Elson of National Presbyterian Church claim Washington sits at the forefront of a national spiritual renaissance. He praises the sincerity of President Eisenhower and other national leaders who are church members and describes their faith as transparently genuine.
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Pittsburgh
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church At
Washington
America
Eisenhower
Who's Who For Women To Skip Age
A male publisher plans a new Who's Who of American Women with no ages listed. Wheeler Sammons Jr. of Who's Who in America says Radcliffe College will help select 15 000 to 20 000 names for the reference, expected in 1958. The current Who's Who in America lists about 50 000 names, about 2 500 of them women.
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New York
Wheeler Sammons Jr
America
Sammons
Radcliffe College
Mansfield Boosted As Senate Whip
Washington reports a plan to name Sen. Mansfield of Montana as the Senate Democratic whip with little opposition. Most Democrats expect Lyndon B. Johnson to remain floor leader, and talks say Johnson may seek the post if Earle Clements is defeated. Smathers and Hayden and Green back a Southern Western bloc ally plan.
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Sen. Mansfield
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Johnson
Earle Clements
Kentucky
Smathers
Hayden
D. Ariz
Green
D-Ri
Mansfield
Arson Theory Probed In Fatal Cincinnati Blaze
Police and fire officials questioned a West End man after a fatal apartment house fire in Cincinnati that killed seven children and a mother. Investigators said the man could not account for his whereabouts and arson was a slim possibility being studied. The fire, in a three story Mt Auburn building, was deemed accidental by Captain Hassett who noted an open stairway and a broken basement window created a chimney for the blaze. Three adults escaped by leaping from upper windows. The owner remains unidentified.
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West End
Tenong
James Hassett
City Fire Prevention Bureau
Mt. Auburn
Hassett
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