Bridegroom Admits Killing Musician in Denver Case
Robert Mark Dearmin or Jay R. Dearmin, 21, a watchmaker and bridegroom of three months, confessed to killing Hubert Hahn, 27, a symphony trombonist, after an intended holdup on Sept 22 on a rural road. A companion, Joyce Danielson, 23, was wounded. Dearmin would face Adams County authorities. The watch led police to his workshop.
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Denver
Symphony Orchestra
Fred Zarnow
Robert Mark Dearmin
Hubert Hahn
Zarnow
Jay R. Dearmin
Adams County
Joyce Danielson
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Miss Danielson
Dearmin
Mystery of Slaying Tied to Watch Buyer Identified
A lonely scene describes a gunman attempting rape, then shooting and beating a woman before driving off in a Hahn’s auto. A Denver jeweler recalled a blonde girl bought an identical watch days after the slaying. After arresting Doarmin and viewing a photo of his wife Diane, the jeweler identified her as the watch buyer. Dearmin, fearing questioning, planned to use the purchase as proof the watch at the scene was not his.
New Transit Plan Proposes 14 Billion Subway Runways
Henry K. Norton presented a 14 billion plan to the New York New Jersey Metropolitan Rapid Transit Commission. The proposal envisions a network of smooth concrete runways for rubber tired trains extending 50 miles from Manhattan into New York New Jersey and Connecticut. In city sections the runways would be elevated along main arteries.
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Manhattan
New Jersey
Connecticut
Henry K. Norton
Susquehanna Railroad
New York City Transit Authority
New York-New Jersey Metropolitan Rapid Transit Commission
Nebraska chemist wins 1955 Midwest award in St Louis
Dr. Cliff A Hamilton, retiring chair of the University of Nebraska chemistry and chemical engineering department, receives the 1955 Midwest award from the St Louis section of the American Chemical Society at Fontbonne College for his education and research accomplishments. He is noted as a leading expert on organic arsenic compounds. Kansas’ Lawrence rushes 170 yards vs Washington State, surpassing eight of last year’s opponents. only Nebraska and Missouri boasted bigger totals.
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ST. Louis
Cliff A. Hamilton
University of Nebraska
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
American Chemical Society
Fontbonne College
Hamilton
Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
Washington State
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Missouri
He Saved The Pennies
A Detroit report tells how three year old Frank Licavoli Jr diverted a purse of money left by his mother on a refrigerator. He was found down the street swinging the empty purse and five pennies. Police questioned the boy and his friends but no clue was found. Buy U. S. Savings bonds.
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Detroit
Frank Licavoli Jr
Oge
Frank Jr
St. Clair Shores
Begin Release Of German Prisoners
Bonn officials say 500 to 600 German war prisoners will be released from Russia under the Bonn Moscow accord. They will reach Camp Friedland in Lower Saxony next Sunday. About 9,626 prisoners are slated for release, with families arriving near the camp area as transfers begin. The first transport is said to come from East Germany, while East German residents may stay put. Chancellor Adenauer agreed to establish diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union in exchange for the release pledge.
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Bonn
Germany
Russia
Camp Friedland
Lower Saxony
Paris
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Geology Professor Ver Wiebe Retires at Wichita U
Dr. Walter A. Ver Wiebe, 68, retires as geology professor at Wichita University after 38 years due to ill health.
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Wichita
Walter A. Ver Wiebe
Wichita University
Wichita geology professor named emeritus after 28 years
The Wichita geology educator served 28 years in the department and led it from 1927 to 1953. Former students and oil industry friends created a scholarship exceeding $10,000 in his honor a year ago. The university board of regents elected him professor emeritus last night.
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Wichita
University Board of Regents
KU Professor Dead After Heart Attack in Hospital
Dr. Domenico Gagliardo, 59, a University of Kansas economics professor for 33 years, died in a Lawrence hospital following a heart attack suffered Friday. He specialized in labor economics and authored numerous articles and several books in the field.
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Lawrence
Domenico Gagliardo
University of Kansas
Sandy MacDee Cites Scots Wisdom On Saving Resources
Sandy MacDee comments on thrift and efficiency, noting that small savings accumulate but greater gains come from smart use of resources. The remark reflects practical finance advice and frugality lessons.
Insurance On Dwellings and Goods for Dean Be You 109 E Second
Insurance on dwellings household goods buildings and automobiles is discussed for Dean Be at 109 East Second. The notice outlines coverage scope and location details for property risk.
Mickles into E Bonds and Four by Ten Plan
A fragment notes a, perhaps humorous, investment pitch referencing “three mick les” to obtain “four in less than ten years.” The garbled OCR suggests a discussion of E Bonds and a simple ratio investment scheme without clear names, dates, or locations. The fragment lacks coherent facts to confirm specifics.
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