Lost baby found as parents pursue drain search
James Delgado and Geraldine Delgado left their car on the Long Beach Freeway after a flat tire. Their infant Anthony slept in the back seat until the parents entered a storm drain to look for him. Firefighters later rescued them after 12 hours in the maze like tunnels. Anthony was found safe with relatives later.
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Fire Ravages North Baltimore Furniture Store
A large furniture store burned early today in downtown North Baltimore Ohio triggering a water shortage. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the two story blaze as wells supplied dwindling water, prompting a conservation call and school closures while tanker shuttle efforts were planned to obtain water from a reservoir and a frozen creek.
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Welfare Family Removed From Waldorf Rooms
A welfare mother and her four children were moved from Waldorf Astoria rooms at $70 a night and three city employees were suspended. Mayor Lindsay called the action bad judgment and possibly malicious. The Hainsworths, homeless for three months, had stayed in the Waldorf after welfare officials could not find other housing. The family later left for a friend’s home. the Brooklyn hotel had requested they leave. A separate report notes Elaine Hensler and her daughter Mary Elizabeth were killed when struck by a train near Hamilton, Ohio.
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Electric Chair Is Removed From Rockview Prison
Rockview State Correctional Institution disconnected the state’s sole electric chair on orders of outgoing Attorney General Fred Speaker. He called the device an obscenity and cited constitutional questions about capital punishment. The chair was stored in the basement as the execution room becomes office space for prison psychologists.
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Otterbein appoints new president Kerr takes helm
Thomas J. Kerr, 37, history professor at Otterbein College since 1963, was named the college’s 18th president. He has been acting academic dean for seven months and will assume duties July 1 as Lynn Turner retires. Kerr earned degrees from Cornell University, the University at Buffalo, and Syracuse University.
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Taft announces vote for Hugh Scott in Senate race
UPI reports Senator Robert Taft Jr of Ohio says he will vote for Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania to retain his post. Scott faces conservative challenger Howard Baker Jr of Tennessee as Ohio's Saxbe previously backs Scott. Taft cites Scott's good advice to the President and long friendship with both leaders.
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Tennessee
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