Amateur Bandit Bungles $2500 Apple Creek Bank Robbery
Clarence J. Howell, 35, unemployed, robbed Apple Creek Banking Co with a German pistol. He fled in his own car, was arrested 45 minutes later at his home four miles away, with the entire $2500 still in the paper bag. The cashier and witnesses identified him. Howell claimed he needed the money. He faces armed robbery charges.
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Wooster
Ohio
Apple Creek Banking Co
Clarence J. Howell
Glenn Rike
Howell
Apple Creek
Here
Rike
Grenert
Girl Gets Operation For Tumor In Brain Sighting
Charlene Butts a 19 year old from Oswego Kansas underwent a four hour surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center to remove a pituitary brain tumor. Surgeons reported the tumor was not malignant and Charlene’s condition was satisfactory after the operation despite her parents initial objections. The parents had delayed consent and a court petition sought majority rights to authorize the procedure.
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Kansas City, Kan
Charlene Butts
Charles Butts
Oswego
Kan
University of Kanas Medical Center
Charlene
Miss Butts
State Polio Cases Dip But Remain High
Ohio Health Department reports 15 polio cases last week, down from 27 in early September, with a yearly total of 162 including a recent diagnosis change. Officials warn against optimism due to reporting delays and ongoing high totals in mid October 1958. no regional breakdown available for the latest 15 cases.
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Columbus, Ohio
Health Department
Ohio Ends Stoppage on U S Aided Road Jobs
Ohio ends a month long pause on federally assisted highway contract letting. State highway director Everett S. Preston said no new federal cost sharing contracts would be issued without repayment promises from Washington. The bid opening Tuesday includes an interstate project for 12 concrete piers on the Toledo Expressway Maumee River crossing with Buckman Hansen Inc low bidder at 1 848 413.
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Columbus
Ohio
Everett S. Preston
Preston
Washington
Congress
Toledo Expressway
Maumee River
Buckman & Hansen, Inc
Fort Wayne
Ind
Oxford Two
U.S. Army
Butler County
Walter L. Folimer
Hamil
Typhoon Sarah Rakes Ryukyus Then Aims at Korea
Typhoon Sarah swept the Ryukyus with 145 mph winds and moved into the East China Sea toward the Korean Peninsula. An American Okinawa base reported no contact but was within 50 mph fringe winds, while Shanghai lay in the storm’s range. Five people died and 33 were injured in southern Okinawa as Formosa endured heavy rain and strong winds.
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Tokyo
Sarah
East China Sea
Ryukyus
Korean Peninsula
Okinawa
Shanghai
Red China
Formosa
Negroes Assigned To Central High In Little Rock Integration
The Little Rock School Board advances limited desegregation by assigning three additional Black students to Central High. A Black student and girl already attend integrated classes. Hall High sees no new assignments. Police questioned Ku Klux Klan member regarding Labor Day bombings. five men face arraignment Friday.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Central High
Everett Tucker Jr
Central
Tucker
Hall High
School Board
Richard K. Heiney
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Sarely
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BS Association
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Verity Parkway
Middletown
U.S.A
aCean
IS One
Mann
Hall
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