Vatican Denies Aid Rumors In World War II Escape Case
Vatican spokesman Federico Alessandrini denied knowledge of any church assistance to help Martin Bormann flee to Latin America after the war. He noted the possibility that someone else used church aid under a different name, while referencing a Daily Express report about protection by Peron era officials in South America.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Martin Catholic Church
Martin
Bormann
Latin America
Federico Alessandrini
Alessandrini
London Daily Express
Juan Peron
South America
Martin Bormann
Anther
Accused In Robbery Four Young Men In City Jail
Four young men, two pairs of brothers, are jailed on $35 strong arm robbery charges. Joe Massengill, 26, of 1322 Pershing Ave, says his attackers seized him Friday night behind 906 Central Ave. Arrests followed at 28 S. Broad St. The suspects named Massengill’s attackers as Jimmy Wells, 24, of 20 Crawford St, Donald Wells, 20, of 304 Park St, William Neals, 19, and Danny Lee Neals, 21, both of 216 S Verity Parkway. Items taken included change, currency, a watch, and a cigarette lighter.
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Joe Massengill
Pershing Ave
Central Ave
S. Broad St
Massengill
Jimmy Wells
Crawford St
Donald Wells
Park St
William Neal Is
Danny Lee Neal
S. Verity Parkway
Peron Seeks Return to Power Amid Economic Debate
Juan D. Peron, 77, nominated by the Peronist party for president in March elections, said he would resign his candidacy if it benefits the country. He spoke to 160 foreign reporters after returning from 17 years in exile, criticizing the coup and urging a modern approach to aid, including importing factories rather than finished goods.
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Peron
Argentina
Burglar Arrest Ties Service Station Theft to Local Felon
Roger W. Overholts of 451 S Fifth St Hamilton was charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny after a burglary Friday night at a Texaco station at 4181 Hamilton Eaton Rd. Deputies say $575 in tools cigarettes and stereo parts were stolen. He was arrested by New Miami police and jailed in Butler County.
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Hamilton
Roger W. Overholts
S. Fifth St
Texaco
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Butler County
Staton
Overholts
New Miami
Lawmakers To Get Pay Report In Lame Duck Session
Ohio's Elected Official and Judicial Compensation Review Commission will deliver an interim salary hike report to the 109th General Assembly in its final days. The nine member panel, led by Howard Collier, met in Columbus and plans a Dec 1 reconvening to hear from IRS official James Harman and county officials representatives.
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Columbus
Judicial Compensation Review Commission
109Th General Assembly
Edward Seidler
Commission
Ohio
Lame Duck
Howard Collier
Ohio Finance
James Rhodes
James Harman
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Wistner
Harman
Federal Pay Board
Wismer
Seidler
General Assembly
Pigs Embargo Lifted in Ohio Market Move
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan lifted the embargo on Kentucky feeder pigs. The restriction had aimed to curb hog cholera by allowing only pigs under 90 pounds and entering directly from Kentucky markets or farms, to prevent cross market spread.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Kentucky
Ohio Agriculture
Gene Abercrombie
Abercrombie
Aberccrombie
Vets Cash In GI Life Insurance Early
Veterans bought 130 million dollars of GI life insurance in the program’s first three weeks. The policy pays annual dividends to be used to buy additions paid on coverage.
Three Acquitted In Kentucky Booze Heist
In Covington Kentucky a US District Court jury acquitted Daniel Branham Ronald Griffin and Connie Williams of stealing 16 cases of whiskey from a railroad car They testified they found the liquor in a ravine while hunting An earlier trial had ended in a hung jury
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Covington, Ky
Covington
US District Court
Daniel Branham
Ronald Griffin
Connie Williams
Sisters Enter Parliament in Bermuda Assembly
Hamilton Bermuda AP reports two sisters, Helene Darrell-Brown and Gloria McPhee, hold seats in Bermuda’s 40 member House of Assembly after 1972 elections. McPhee also serves on the Executive Council as Education Minister.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
House of Assembly
Helene Darrell- Brown
Gloria McPhee
IRA Leader Gets 6 Months
Sean MacStiofain, a top IRA guerrilla commander, was sentenced in Dublin to six months for belonging to the outlawed movement. He collapsed from a hunger and thirst strike and warned he will die rather than submit as his wife cried and police protected him.
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Dublin
Ireland
Sean MacStiefair
Irish Republican Army
Special Criminal Court
Marie
Notary Court
MacStiofain
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