Confesses Two Murders And Ends Life
Fayetteville Arkansas November 5 A University of Arkansas freshman killed himself and left a note admitting two double murders at Texarkana. H B Tennison 17 from a Texarkana family said he killed Betty Jo Booker and Paul Martin in a city park and shot Virgil and Mrs Stark in a prior incident. The Phantom Killer linked a string of Texarkana slayings.
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Fayetteville
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University of Arkansas
Texarkana
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Sherif Bruce Crider
Washington County
H. B. (Dooty? Tennison
Tennison
Crider
Teac
Betty Jo Booker
Paul Martin
HHS
Mr. Stark
Virgil Stark
Stark
Miss Booker
Young Martin
Richard Griffin
Polly Ann Moore
Virgil Starks
Gallup Poll Sacked By Peoria Journal Editor
Peoria Journal cancels the Gallup Poll feature after more than 35 years noting readers will not have faith in any Gallup Folk findings from now on.
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Gallup
Peoria
Peoria Journal Today
Freedom Train fund nears $1000 in Frederick
Frederick groups push for November 21 exhibit as Magaha chairs the Freedom Train Committee. Donations approach $1000 with a $2590 goal for van operation and a 10000 pamphlet project funded by the Aluminum Valley Association. Veterans Day plans include a Brunswick parade, special train, and school outreach.
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Charles W. Magaha
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rayhu Specht
George C. Slagle
National Apple Week parade to feature army and guard bands
Major Phlup D Thayer of Camp Detrick announced the Second GUS Army Band from Fort Meade will lead a parade on November 17 with Maryland National Guard units from Frederick and other posts, joined by the American Legion drum and bugle corps and Frederick High School band. Other groups may join, including Thurmont fire brigade and riding clubs, as committees seek floats and midweek events. The event centers on the Freedom Train exhibit rather than a food donation program. Potomac Edison reports nine month earnings of 2,033,208 compared with 1,643,721 a year earlier.
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Publiations Group
Alonotacy Valley
Rederick Ministerial Association
Pauline Bowlus
Brunswick
Guy Anders
Brunswick Lions Club
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Meade
Phlup D. Thayer
Camp Detrick
Fort Meade
Maryland National Guard
Wil Larkin
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Frederick High School
Anders
Yellomw Springs
Biddietown
Frederick Pomona Grange
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Grange
Break Jail At Rockville But Are Retaken
Three white prisoners escaped Rockville jail early Friday evening but were recaptured by Montgomery County Police fifteen minutes after the break was detected. Lieut Marion B Dayhoff directed the operation. The trio fled to the roof of the county courthouse and surrendered after firemen directed floodlights. Names: Paul R Dunagan, Junior Brown Shahan, and Thomas S Carter. A fourth inmate and two Negro trusties were involved in the breakout.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Marion B. Dayhoff
Court House
Paul R. Dunagan
Walhrounding Road
Glen Echo Heights
Junior Brown Shahan
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Washington
Thomas S. Carter
Montrose
Joseph Moxley
George Johnson
Bloxley
Dayhoff
Charles M. Orme
James F. McAulife
Charles T. Barnes
Prison break ends with recapture and roof escape
Three inmates broke a strap hinge from a double deck bed to force a door and escape through a window. They reached the roof of the old vs new county buildings before being recaptured and placed in separate cells. Police did not state new charges. Senator Ferguson labeled radar threats to bar him from office as he won reelection. CIOPAC Michigan head called for a Senate committee review. A daughter Gloria Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Devilbiss on October 23.
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Dolly) Corfway
Jordan
Conway
Brookley Air Force Base
Dolly
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Detroit
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Mich
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Senate
August Scholle
Michigan
National
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Thurmont
Route 1
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