Mother Ordered Arrested In Abortion Death Of Daughter
Philadelphia report says a mother, linked to Mrs Denis Jeam Oetreicher, was ordered arrested on two charges related to an illegal abortion that caused her daughter's death in a North Philadelphia apartment. Affidavits for Mrs Silver’s arrest were to be presented soon, with further arraignment possible pending her health.
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Philadelphia
Denis Jeam -Oetreicher
Bnew
Samuel Dash
Dash
Silver
Melrose Park
Schwartz
Herman Silver
Cash
David H. Roberts
Philadelphia Homicide Bureau
Asst
Jacob Kalish
FBI Seizes 46 Slot Machines Across Maryland and Ohio
The FBI seized 46 slot machines at five Maryland locations and arrested four Columbus men on charges of illegally transporting the devices across state lines. Key figures linked to the machines include Charles Nelson of Ritchie and Phil Gray of Leonardtown, both Maryland gambling figures. The operation traces to purchases in Parkersburg West Virginia and routes through Cumberland and Washington to Ritchie and Leonardtown. The four Columbus men face arraignment in Ohio with possible return to Baltimore for trial.
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Baltimore
FBI
Maryland
Columbus
Charles
Nelson
Ritchie
Prince Georges County
Phil Gray
Leonardtown
Senate
Columba
Ohio
James Vernon Ebman
Kenneth Edward Glenin
Robert J. Willis
Robert Mace
Hathaway
West Virginia
Ehelan
Glenn
Willis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Washington
Tre Pere
North Beach
Gray
Lexington Park
Mechnicsville
Congress
Federal Courthouse
U. S
District of Columbia
Federal Reformatory
Lorton
Stove Explosion Damages Washhouse Near Middletown
About 21 500 in property damage occurred Thursday afternoon when a kerosene stove exploded at a washhouse on the old Middletown Jefferson Road three miles southeast of Middletown. Firefighters from Middletown and Braddock Heights extinguished the blaze and saved the residence. The washhouse and contents burned. the residence sustained minor damage. Owner is Russell Crone, tenants Mr and Mrs Austin Stockman. Mrs Stockman was canning in the washhouse and had stepped outside when the stove blew at 12 45 p.m. Tests note new cortisone derivatives are more potent and dangerous than older products.
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Middletown-Jefferson Road
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Russell Crone
Austin Stockman
Mount St Mary's opens 148th year with growth and new hall
Mount St. Marys College in Emmitsburg begins its 148th academic year with 591 students after a 120-student rise from last year. Freshmen numbered 247, orientation ran through September 12, and a new Pangborn Hall residence opened for seniors. Seminary classes start September 19 with about 115 students. ordinations are planned for mid September. Descriptions include faculty additions and a detailed freshman geographic breakdown.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Emmittsburg
United States
John L. Sheridan
William F.“Culhane
Francis P. ‘Kearney
William D. McGonigle
Robert Kline
Josephb. Tremonti
Frarhewnn
Jal
Pangborn Hall
New
Thomas W
John C.panghborn
Hagerstown
Philip M. Joly
Harry Prongas
Thomas Howard
Thomas Frailey
Philip Barrett
Rome
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Connecticut
Virginia
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
Ohio
Florida
Michigan
Germany
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Story of Jane Merchant Inspires as Self Taught Writer
Knoxville writer Jane Merchant, a semi invalid and lifelong bed reader with no formal schooling, has published a book and contributed to major periodicals. She notes a witty line from educators about teaching and learns to persevere beyond disability. A 1955 Gen Features Corp. copyright section references.
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Rev
A. Parnell Bailey
Jane Merchant
Knoxville
Tennessee
Imore
Methodist Sunday
U N Council backs demilitarized Gaza line plan
The United Nations Security Council unanimously backed a Western Powers resolution to separate Egyptian and Israeli forces along the Gaza front. A barrier such as barbed wire was suggested and a demilitarized zone over a half mile wide was proposed along the frontier. Egypt and Israel discussed resuming talks with U N truce supervisor Maj Gen Burns on preventing further clashes. More than 56 killed in the fighting since Aug. 22.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. N. Security Council
Gaza
E. L. M. Burns
U.N
Palestine
Ackady A. Sobolev
Omar Loutfi
Egypt
Abba Eban
Israel
Loufti
Eban
Gaza Line
UN Security Council Pushes for Egypt Israel Cease Fire Endorsement
Western delegates demanded Israel Egypt cooperation with Burns on maintaining a cease fire following the Khan Yunis raid. They urged council approval of Burns' efforts and called for full freedom of movement for U N observers after reports of detentions.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Fiernon Dixon
Britain
Herve Alphand
Burns
Israel
Egypt
Khan Yunis
U.N
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Browningsville
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Posey Stuwart
Annapolis Harbor
Miss Norwood
Jonathan E. Moexley
Alvie A. Moxley
Montgomerys
Norman E. Moxley
Monard County
Ellicott City
Pittsburgh
Floyd &, Moxley Clagettsville
Cteaish
Gen. Features Corp
University of Texas
Western Maryland
Frank Keefer
Cramer
First National Bank
Church and Court Street
Ogomt Pein
Payne
Auibe
Marzland
Athe
Pradaidh
East Patrick ST
Gil
Fabricon
Bennett
Wu Serther Centre
Hayter Mog Controllers
Sith Firger Pore
Nér-Rollep and
Selresigent Fabricoe
Service and Fuel
Weil Brothers
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