Judge Til Cleveland Mother's Trial Halted
Illness of Juvenile Judge Margaret Spellacy interrupts the child neglect trial of Lillian Fratantonio mother of the "sleeping beauty" girls. Fratantonio, 29, faces charges of barbiturate ingestion of her daughters Bernadette and Venita, ages 3 and 5, keeping them in coma. a police statement alleging she gave drugs was admitted as evidence.
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Oberlin Drops Beanie Rule After Freshman Attacks
Oberlin College canceled its beanie wearing rule for freshmen after a coed was assaulted and injured, prompting calls for police protection around three women’s dormitories. Miss Mary Dolliver, dean of women, said town youths not college students attacked the girl Sunday afternoon, ending the tradition ahead of next Saturday’s home football game.
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First U.S. Soldier Dies in Korea Epidemic
SEOUL AP The U S Army confirms the first death this year from encephalitis a sleeping sickness causing epidemics in Korea. Master Sergeant Fuldon D Bro 33 of Colorado Springs Colorado died Friday at an Army hospital six days after onset.
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Poetry Shares Ohioana Prize After 14 Years
Ohioana Library marks first poetry award to an Ohioan in 14 years. James Wright of Martins Ferry, Minneapolis professor, receives Ohioana for Saint Judas. Other honorees include Peter Taylor Columbus and Margaret Leech New York for In the Days of McKinley.
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Its Futile.Wife Explains in Final Note
Anaheim police considered a triple murder and a death by own action after Meredith Bryden and three of her four children were found dead in a car in the garage. Jack Bryden found them after calling home and receiving no answer. A vacuum hose connected exhaust to a rear window, and a farewell note quoted Its Futile.
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Post Office Robbers Caught At Wickliffe
Cleveland AP reports several men who broke into Wickliffe branch post office were arrested by Wickliffe and Euclid police after officers using short wave radio contact monitored the break in. The burglars surrendered without a struggle and were taken to Wickliffe police station for questioning.
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Nominations Readied For CWA Meet In Middletown
The Middletown Chapter nominating committee finished a slate of officers for the first annual CWA meeting to be held Tuesday at 8 pm in Roosevelt Junior High School. Floor nominations possible. Dr. Herrick Bo Young of Western College for Women will discuss colonialism versus nationalism after returning from travels in the Middle East and Russia. The session is open to the public. contact Miss Irene Dineen to join.
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Fire guts center of Ohio town in Flushing blaze
A rubbish fire in Flushing Belmont County started a blaze that gutted two business buildings in the center of town. A third building suffered smoke and water damage. No injuries. Loss pegged at about 0,000, though officials expect higher. Firefighters from Flushing and nearby districts fought the flames for about two and a half hours. Holzworth Building unoccupied while Kirk Building housed a beauty parlor, appliance store and occupied apartments, with adjacent shops and an apartment damaged by smoke.
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African Crash Kills Composer Seiber in South Africa
Hungarian-born composer and lecturer Matyas Seiber, 55, was killed in a car crash inside Kruger National Park. Four other passengers were injured. Seiber studied with Zoltan Kodaly, lived in England from 1935, and wrote scores for Animal Farm, A Town Like Alice, and Chase a Crooked Shadow.
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IMF Meets to Tackle World Money Woes and US Deficit
Finance ministers and central bankers from over five nations open a five day IMF World Bank and International Finance Corp gathering. IMF Managing Director Per Jacobsson warns of US gold and dollar outflows and Europe’s rising monetary reserves. He says US payments deficit is tied to private investments abroad, while European countries’ reserve buildup shifts risk to developing nations.
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King Hussein Opens Monday Hearings At Royal Palace
In Amman King Hussein designates every Monday at the royal palace for public hearings to hear subjects' problems and seek redress. The move underscores his hands on approach to governance and public accountability.
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