Five Missing In Five Years Baffle Vermont Searchers
In Bennington Vermont investigators recount a string of disappearances over five years. Middle Rivers vanished November 1, 1945 near Hell Hollow. Paula Welden, a Bennington College student, vanished December 1, 1946 on Glaston Mountain. Paul Jepson, 8, disappeared October 12 this year near an abandoned mine. Frieda Langer vanished October 28 in Somerset. All five are listed as missing with no new clues reported by Public Safety Commissioner General Merritt Edison.
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Pauladen
Bennington College
Stamford
Vermont
Bennington
Tedford
Paul Jepson
Shaftsbury
Paula Welden
Brooklyn
E Jepsons
Middle Rivers
Canada
Lonely Somerset
Frieda Langer
North Adams
Mass
Langer
Merritt A. Edison
Hal Boyle notes GIs seek talk in Australia locale
In the morning report Hal Boyle observes a crowded scene as many GIs gather, seeking conversation and companionship. He notes the loneliness and hunger to talk among troops, reflecting on Australia’s sparse population density of about 2.6 persons per square mile.
Reserve plan under attack in Congress debate
Representative McGregor of Ohio demanded the Defense Department justify calling up reservists who have prior military service before mobilizing new volunteers. He cited a veteran receiving disability and questioned how a teacher reservist order was issued, urging scrutiny of reserve policies and the accorded treatment of injured veterans.
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Washington
McGregor
Ohio
Defense Department
Department
McG
cGregor
Taft May Vote For Waterway Project
Washington AP report says Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio may be more inclined to back the St. Lawrence Waterway project if it reaches Congress. He has not decided his vote and previously opposed the plan, but cited interest in protecting Ohio's steel industry and openness to support if the seaway would move iron ore from Labrador to the Great Lakes.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Waterway
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Labrador
Great Lakes
Conference Cancelled in Columbus By Ohio Agronomy Officials
The annual Ohio Lime and Fertilizer Conference in Columbus was cancelled. Earl Jones, extension agronomist at Ohio State University’s College of Agriculture, announced the cancellation today.
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Columbus
Ohio Lime and Fertilizer
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
College For Agriculture
Fatally Injured Man in Two Car Cleveland Crash
John Waterbeck 76 of Willard died yesterday in a Middleburgh Heights two car crash. His wife Carry 65 and daughter Margaret Roberts 27 suffered injuries. Roberts husband George 28 skidded on ice and collided with another vehicle. The family members were listed as fair in Berea Community Hospital.
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Cleveland
John Waterbeck
Willard
Middleburgh Heights
Carry
Marga
Ret Roberts
Plymouth
Berea Community Hospital
Harpsichordist Hilda Jonas to Perform in Benton Hall
Hilda Jonas, an international harpsichordist, will give a concert Friday at 8 p.m. in Benton Hall as part of the Miami University Artist Series. She has appeared with the Cincinnati Symphony and Miami University, with a career spanning Luxembourg Madrid New York and other cities. The program will feature works by Bach Handel Scarlatti and other eighteenth century composers.
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Oxford
Hilda Jonas
Benton Hall
Miami University
Bach
Handel
Scarlatti
Miss Jonas
Harpsichordis
Jonas
Cincinnati Symphony Ore
Luxembourg
Marid
New York
New Zealan
Hawaii
United States
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Tve
Paula Webden
Spry
Hell Hollow
Bald
Glastonbury Mountains
W. H. Augsourcer
Monroe
Massey-Harris
Ike
Eagle
Oliver
IHC
Oliver Superior
John Deere
Dunham Cultipaker
DeLaval
H. & R. V. Augspurger
Bellen. Staephey Co
Hal Boyle
Australia
Pembrooke
Chandler
Concordia
Keepsake
The
Good Housekeeping Institute
Ad Housekeeping
Fashion Academy Award
Tremont
Cameron Ring
Central Avenue
Reisen Nie da
Dar Yare Gea
Paraguay
Bramhope
Indiana
Colorado Springs
Kenzie
Colorado
Brem
Central Ave
Kitch
Wako Amout
Terre
Poe
Jewelers
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