Divorce suit filed after wife’s slaying plot conviction
Ed ward O. Hirschman, 47, seeks divorce from Theresa Hirschman, 38, who was sentenced to an indeterminate term for conspiring with Clyde Ayers and Charles Gearhart to kill him for an $50,000 farm and insurance payout. Gearhart testified Ayers and Mrs Hirschman paid him $2,000. he failed to kill Hirschman when confronted by his son.
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Meadville, Pa
Edward O. Hirschman
Hirschman
Theresa Hirschman
Muncy
Ayers
Charles Gearhart
Smicksburg
Earhart
Western State Penitentiary
Gearhart
Ayres
Judge Orders Slot Machines Destroyed In Ohio Case
PORTSMOUTH, O. AP Judge Kenneth Cranston of the Municipal Court ordered the destruction of 21 slot machines after Arthur Baisden a club manager pleaded guilty to possession of illegal gambling devices. Baisden was fined and costs. The court will decide later what to do with money found in the machines.
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Portsmouth
Kenneth Cranston
Arthur Baisden
Baisden
Aquatic Creature Crossword Prompt
A word puzzle style list describing an aquatic creature themed crossword with numbered across and down clues ranging from six to twelve inches in depiction to various terms. It includes clues for Malt drink indigo race course circuit and many others, forming a themed grid of aquatic related and general crossword vocabulary.
Thunder Storm Clues Open New Theories In Asthma Research
Chicago AP reports that while thunder storms during ragweed season trigger many asthma calls, Dr. Max Samter of the University of Illinois College of Medicine suggests non allergic factors, via autonomic nerves and hormonal balance, may trigger attacks in adults. The study of forty asthmatic adults points to pituitary and adrenal influence on the bronchial tree, beyond pollen.
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Chicago
Max Samter
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Illinois College of Medicine
Sumter
Eligibility rules for veterans with life limitations and home aids
The text outlines eligibility standards for veterans with permanent total disability or loss of use of both legs since 1898. It notes the need to clarify double leg amputation status for artificial limbs and describes VA steps to verify basic eligibility, medical feasibility of residence in a special house, cost relation to income, and veteran-specific needs. It also mentions television interference described as snow.
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Lampe
Trick Attempted To Get Princess On Video Show
An apparent kidnaping scare arose when a man telephoned Princess Aleene claiming a car prize and set an on site meeting. She and a friend fled after suspects, later learning the car owner was a TV producer seeking to feature a real princess on his program. No charges filed.
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Trick
Princess
Los Angeles
Aleene
Johannes
Prince Johannes
London
Charles McFarland
Weatherford, Tex
Plans Drawn For Erecting Post Offices
Washington AP plan list shows over 300 federal building projects slated for site acquisition and preconstruction planning. Senate committee chair Olin D Johnston says Congress authorized 40 million dollars for sites and plans. construction awaits new appropriation, with nearly 200 projects prewar authorizations revived.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Senate Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Congress
Amputee Housing Ruling Expands VA Grants
Veterans with both legs amputated may obtain grants for specially adapted homes if they meet eligibility. The Veteran Administration clarified that grants up to 50 percent of the home cost or a $10,000 maximum are available under Public Law 286, expanding coverage beyond paraplegics. Service officer E A Lampe noted the change.
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Veteran Administration
E. A. Lampe
Middletown
Veterans Service Center
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