Lie Detector Tests Loom For Gein
Madison Wisconsin Attorney General Stewart Honeck planned talks with Waushara and Portage County district attorneys on opening more graves Gein claimed to have plundered An additional lie detector test will be given to Gein who has admitted killing two women and robbing nine graves Two graves in Plainfield Cemetery were found empty Gein pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to murder in the Worden case and admits killing Mrs Hogan in Portage County last December The case is under directive of Governor Vernon Thomson with further investigations planned
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Stewart Honeck
Earl, Eileen
Waushara County
John Haka
Portage County
Ed Gein
Honeck
Gein
Plainfield
William Belter
Wautoma
Thay
Belter
Plainfield Cemetery
Eileen
Vernon Thomson
Bernice Worden
Mary Hogan
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Parent-Teacher Associations in Japan Reach 16 Million Members
A Japan focus reports that Parent-Teacher Associations have grown to about 16 million members nationwide. The figure highlights strong school community engagement and broad PT A participation across regions.
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Assa
Japan
UN fights over Algeria mediation push at United Nations
Delegates at the United Nations debate renewed mediation for the Algerian rebellion as Arab diplomats urge support from the United States and Britain. Morocco and Tunisia offer to mediate while France resists U N backing, presenting its stance and calling Algeria part of metropolitan France.
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United Nations
France
U. N. Assembly
United States
Britain
Washington
Mohammed V
Morocco
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Algeria
Christian Pineau
Pineau
New York Times
Times
U. N
Local Hi-Y Youths Attend Toledo Conference 1937
In November 1937, 19 local Hi-Y youths led by William J. Wilson prepared to travel to Toledo for the annual conference. Among those listed were John Sawyer, Thomas Stamper, Harry Pratt, Max Stamper and William Johnson.
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Toledo
John Sawyer
Thomas Stamper
Harry Pratt
Max Stamper
William Johnson
William J. Wilson
Brush Fire Near Los Angeles Nears Full Control
The Forest Service aims to fully contain a blaze that has scorched 25 000 acres of timber and brush northeast of Los Angeles. Reported 85 percent controlled last night, one hotspot remained at about the 6000 foot level in the San Gabriel Mountains with over 1000 firefighters on duty.
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Los Angeles
Forest Service
San Gabriel Mountains
Airman Receives Support From Buddies After Tragedy
Airman James Driscoll 27 is burned saving his son in a Wrightstown fire that killed the child Matthew. His wife Roberta and two other children survive with neighbors as comrades from the 2d Air Transport Squadron pledge housing clothing and aid. A $6000 trailer was lost and Thanksgiving dinner planned for the family.
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James Driscoll
Wrightstown
Matthew
Driscoll
Roberta
Ft. Dix Army Hospital
2D Air Transport Squadron
Moont Evans Summit Reaches 14260 Feet In Colorado
The highest automobile road in the country climbs to the 14 260 foot summit of Moont Evans in Colorado, offering a dramatic ascent and views.
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We Country
Moont Evans
Colorado
Mitchell Speaks For Aid Plan As Eisenhower Ill
Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell urged approval of austerity to fund military and economic aid to free world nations. He summarized Eisenhower’s Cleveland speech on mutual security expansion trade pacts and U S participation in the Organization for Trade Corporation.
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New York
James P Mitchell
Eisenhower
Free World
Mitchell
Cleveland
Assny
United States
Moscow Dispatch Omission of Eisenhower Illness Noted
Moscow newspapers did not mention President Eisenhower's illness this morning. Tass, the Soviet news agency, reported two medical bulletins from Washington yesterday on the President's condition without comment.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Tass
Washington
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