Four Die In Murder And Death By Own Action
Springfield: Allison Sanger 41 vice president of Brooks Co Inc and wife and two sons were found stabbed and shot to death in their home in a case police call a murder and death by own action. Sanger killed his wife and two boys then shot himself, bodies found upstairs and in a bedroom. The oldest son, Allison Jr 14, was an honor student. the younger Russell 9 wounded. newsboy first reported the scene. The tragedy occurred Saturday night after 9 and before midnight. a revolver was found beside Sanger. The district notes Sanger a long time employee and church worker. Additional items report meat production up in 1955 with per capita meat consumption at 161 pounds and 1956 production near 27 billion pounds.
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Springfieln
Uni
Allison R. Sanger
Imestigators 2
Sanger
Brooks Co Inc
Sander
Alison Jr
Russell
Nerhhors
Brooks Company
Wilbraham Academy
Junior Crusaders
Chapin
Advertising Club of
Springfield
Wesley Methodist Church
Allison
Robert
Attitude Of Cities To Be Major Factor In Desegregation
The Associated Press reports that city attitudes will drive how the South implements the Supreme Court rulings ending segregation in public recreation facilities. Some states pledge compliance while others show guarded waiting, with limited data on how many facilities may be desegregated.
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US Supreme Court
Coun
Maryland
Atlanta
Georgia
Marsin Giffin
Virginia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Southern Regional Council
Lsted
Florida
Lousiana
Alississippi
Bar
Kneaville
Vern
Texas
Arkansas
Mobile
Ala
Miami
Asheville
New Orleans
Leland
Miss
Anticipa
Segregation and park facilities debate in the South
The article discusses widespread segregation in swimming pools and beaches, noting state and federal dynamics over park control. It cites Emory and NYU law scholars on the issue, mentions Atlanta considering park facility sales, and reports cautious government steps amid potential charter changes. It also notes a related film production update and several small local notices.
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Supreme Court
Dlackson
Miss
Trobfet
Bo McKay
Oat
New York University
Merls
Emory University
Atlanta
The
Virgina Law Review
Griffin
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
West May See Little Gain From Geneva Deadlock
William L. Ryan analyzes the Geneva deadlock among the Big Four over German reunification and European security. He notes disarmament talks stall without international confidence, Khrushchev’s comments surface, and Moscow aims to erode Western unity while the West contemplates mediation amid a stagnant peace effort.
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William L. Ryan
Geneva
Tock
Moscow
Soviet Union
Dulles
Middle East
Four Children Hurt As Bieveles Are Struck By Car
Four children were injured Saturday and Sunday in two bicycle incidents on West Second Street and Swastka Road. Cledythe Stickney and Susan Stup were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released for a lacerated chin and multiple contusions. Willard Campbell said the 1954 Cadillac emerged from Swastika Road into Second Street as cyclists rode from a bridge fence. Pamela Linton fractured her left lower leg after a fall from her bicycle, while Easter Coyle fractured his left lower arm when his bike crashed into a tree. both were treated and discharged. Cy Young, famed major league pitcher, holds the record for most games won with 511.
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West Second Street
Swastka Road
Cledythe
Stickney
Malcolm C. Sticknes
West College Terrace
Susan J Stup
Robert Stup
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stup
William Boone
Willard Patchin Campbell
RFD
G. Frederick
Swastika Road
Second Street
Pamela Lo Linton
Lorraine Lo Linton
North Market Street
Easter Coyle
West
South Street
Helen J. Coyle
C. E. Cline and Son
Cy Young
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Tino
Better Homes Equip. CO
E. Patrick Sf
Rome
Audrey Slepburn
Mostow
Henry Fonda
Tolstoy
Ponti de Laurenatis
Italy
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Napoleon
Toney Untfman
George Hoffion
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
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Charles Irehnoor
Fairfield
Mary Louise Hastian
Europe
Louis Xulc
Nikitai Khrushchev
Woscow
Khrushchev
Khruschev
Uiling
Mobilizent Socony
Economy Oil CO
Hallmark
Norcross
Berser
N. Market St
Stud
O.uh
Dodge
Dr. H
Pontiac
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Hillside Motor Co., Inc
Frederick, Md
Ane
Desoto Powermaster
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OLDS
FORD
TUDOR
Fordomatic
Frederick Motor CO
South Market Pt
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Dee
Lhera
Kinsey
Sharpen
West 7Th Street
North Bent
Acme
Dairymen
Kinsey’s
North Bend
Her Majesty's
Rosebud
Flannelette
Jesty
Sebela
Hendrickson
Norge
Reinigerstor & Fresier
Ona Unut
Norge Weath-A-Gard
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William S Steed
Sou Hese
Frederik
Aeer Mer Nanatanaral Samishiaaararcey William S. Hood
Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key
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