Eisenman convicted of first degree murder in 1933 case
Kansas City AP report Eisenman, who last year confessed the girl's death as an accident after 25 years of conscience, was found guilty of first degree murder. A life sentence was recommended by the jury. The state said Nadine Vogel Love, 6, was raped and strangled on April 20, 1933. The defense argued the death resulted from Eisenman’s car striking her. He testified his former wife helped hide the body, which she denied.
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Truck Driver Charged After Lewistown Crash
A Montgomery County truck driver was charged with driving with inadequate brakes after a late Friday accident on U S 15 two miles south of Lewistown. State Police Trooper Douglas E J Rodgers investigated the 4 30 p m incident.
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Negro Students Assigned Charlottesville White Schools
In Charlottesville Virginia 11 Negro students were assigned to two white public schools for the fall term under a court approved desegregation plan. Nine were plaintiffs in the case and were placed in white schools by U.S. Judge John Paul.
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