Three Convicts Still At Large From West Virginia Breakout
In Moundsville West Virginia a posse resumes search for two of fourteen convicts who escaped last Friday. Reports say two men talked a farmer’s wife out of clothes blankets and food and fled on foot while another sighting occurred in Viola. Three fugitives remain at large: Denver Vannest Gerald Noland and Eddie Starcher.
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Registration of School Beginners Under Estimate
Dr. Frank L. Burton reports pre school registration in New Castle totaled 626 versus 688 a year ago. September entry may reach around 750, far below the earlier 1000 estimate. Tentative plans for five new elementary teachers now appear unnecessary pending even distribution of new students.
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Spy Probers Delving Into Espionage Case
House spy panels questioned Dr. Bernard Peters of Rochester University as a witness in the Scientist X wartime espionage case. The inquiry also probes UN sheltering of dismissed security personnel while seeking to verify a special Communist cell among atomic scientists at Berkeley and related links with Steve Nelson.
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San Francisco
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Memory Returns After Hypnosis in Purdue Student
In Champaign Illinois Dr Richard L Jenkins reported using hypnosis to help Purdue student Harold Louis Woehler recall his identity after amnesia lasting five days He recollected nearly drowning after a fishing trip on the Wabash River in Lafayette Indiana His clothes tackle and bride found his memory restored by a river bank incident.
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Hiss Trial Named Former State Dept Aide In Spy Ring Case
Whittaker Chambers testifies that Henry Julian Wadleigh, a second former State Department employee, helped Alger Hiss obtain U S secrets for a prewar Soviet spy ring. Hiss, another former State official, faces trial in New York City.
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Mayor Fines Panhandlers in Police Court
Mayor John F Haven ordered fines of 25 dollars each or 30 days in jail for two suspects accused of soliciting money while intoxicated. Named suspects Clarence Jenkins of West Washington Street and David Corbett of South Mill Street were arrested near Neshannock Creek bridge on Tuesday at 9 15 p m. Washington radios ownership and farm equipment statistics followed.
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Peterson's Ointment promises quick relief for piles
A vintage ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast cure for piles with a cooling astringent formula. It claims thousands saved from itching for 40 years and offers money back if not satisfied. Available at druggists or as applicator tube.
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Harmony Baptist Members Attend Beaver Association Meeting
Thirty six Harmony Baptist church members traveled to Lower Zion church for the Beaver association meeting. The Harmony choir performed special music and Dr. Clyde Myers of Sharon U. P. church spoke. Miss Donna Tillin of Harmony was among the speakers.
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Local Social Notes From Various Towns
Miss Charlotte Young returns home from Taylor University Upland Ind Mr and Mrs John Henderson and son Merle of R D 1 in McKeesport were visitors Harmony youths went skating in Slippery Rock Harmony residents moved to New Castle Ellwood road Pfc Merle A Henderson R D 6 departed Monday for Oceanside Calif for a 10 month post Glen Deamer of Wiley Hill visited George Thomas Monday evening
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Sulphite Process Transforms Paper Making
Cincinnati notes the sulphite process, developed in 1867, enabling cheap wood pulp to replace costly rags in paper production and revolutionize industry.
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