Trial Starts Of Accused Slayer Of Ohio Official
The second degree murder trial of Harold T. St John opens in Zanesville Ohio for the killing of Joseph M Harding assistant state industrial relations director in the Edendale Motel driveway Aug 26 The defendant a Dorchester Mass soldier AWOL from Camp Atterbury is defended as having shot accidentally Prosecutor plans 20 state witnesses while the defense may present only St John.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Massachusetts
Court of Common Pleas
Clarence J. Crossland
Harold T. St. John
Dorchester
Mass
St. John
Joseph M. Harding
Cuyahoga Falls
Edendale
U. S 40
Harding
Pittsburgh
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Charles S. Leasure
Joseph McNerney
Leasure
Man Accused of Ordering Two To Death
Russell Tongay, 36, charged with manslaughter in the death of his 5 year old daughter Kathy, pleads not guilty. Judge Ben Willard sets trial date for next week. Kathy died after diving from a 33 foot tower into a pool last May. Tongay is free on $1000 bond.
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Miami
Fla.p
Russell Tongay
Kathy
Tongay
Ben Willard
Bubba
Indian Chiefs Reluctant On Liquor Sales To Tribes
In Albuquerque New Mexico voters ended a ban on selling firewater to Indians but officials report native leaders of 24 tribal communities show no sign of approving liquor sales on reservations The Indian Bureau notes the hesitation among tribal chiefs to authorize such sales despite the change.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Indian Bureau Area
Exsora Kills Itch Mite In Three Days At Stores
Advertisement claims scabies is highly contagious and lifelong without treatment. It promotes Exsora as the instant remedy that erases the itch mite in a three day course available at all drug stores.
Butler County Courts Rule Restraining Crop Harvest Dispute
In Common Pleas Court H Eugene Minton seeks an order restraining William Broshear from trespass or harvesting a clover crop on Martha Sample’s lands. Tenants in common of 60 acres, Minton alleges Broshear would reap seed causing loss. Sample declines to join. Probate filings note Edith Crider Selby’s will, $250 to a niece, and multiple cousins. Administrative petitions in Wright and Devine estates noted. several civil suits list parties with claims of neglect or cruelty.
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H. Eugene Minton
Millville Reily Rd
Hamilton
William Broshear
Stillwell Rd
Martha Sample
Common Pleas Court
Broshear
Edith Crider Selby Middletown
Robert B Dell
Helen Siebert
Middletown
Nettie Bailey
Laura Sander
Fred Sander
Thomas Sander
Jennie Whitman
Homer Lefferson
Bertha Lefferson
Lydia Saylor
Ethel Gray
College Corner
Ohio
Glen Lefferson
Benjamin F. Randolph
Lebanon
Divorces Granted to Several Residents in Local Court
Herbert L. Quick of Hamilton divorces Edna Quick, minor, for neglect under Judge John Kiracofe. Sylvia Taylor of Hamilton Rt. 7 divorces Glenn Taylor for neglect. Ruby Murphy of 109 S. Canal St. divorces James E. Murphy for neglect. Marilyn Maupin of Hamilton divorces Glen Maupin for neglect under Judge Fred B. Cramer.
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Herbert L. Quick
Hamilton
Edna Quick
John Kiracofe
Sylvia Taylor
Hamilton Rt. 7
Glenn Taylor
Ruby Murphy
S. Canal St
James E. Murphy
Marilyn Maupin
Glen Maupin
Fred B. Cramer
Fire Prevention Float Is Burned In Spokane
In Spokane Washington the Fire Prevention Week float caught fire in front of a fire station while being photographed. A can of fire starter and flash powder were used to simulate smoke and the float burned briefly before firefighters extinguished it. Spectators paused to watch and cleanup was not completed.
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Spokane
Wash
Tax rate scenarios for manufacturers sales tax impact
The analysis compares present excises and a general manufacturers tax. An 11 percent rate could yield 2 to 2.0 billion dollars annually, a 15 percent rate 2 to 3 billion, while a flat rate regime promises larger revenue, with existing taxes totaling about 3.3 billion. A uniform rate at 7 percent adds about 2 billion and at 10 percent about 4.2 billion.
Burglar Obeys Cafe Sign Steals 12 50 From Register
A Denver burglar entered a cafe after reading the sign Come In Cafe and left with 12.50 from the cash register. No further details on arrests or charges were provided in the report.
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Denver
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Thomas F. Devine
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Dorsey Lawson
Clarence Edwards
Allie Lou Edwards
Cincinnati
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Hamilton Rt. 2
Roy Burdge
Pearl McIntosh
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Alfred McIintosh
Richmond
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