Slaying tied to mother in law plot near Ventura
Olga Duncan, a five month pregnant nurse, vanished last November. Augustine Baldonado, 25, claims Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan hired him and Luis Moya to kill Olga for 6000 dollars, burying her alive in a shallow 20 foot embankment near Casitas Pass. Baldonado and Moya face murder and kidnapping charges with bail set at 100000 each.
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Soviet budget pledges vast 1950 program expansion
Moscow report details a sweeping government budget for 1950 with a 71.4 billion ruble rise in investments in iron and steel, chemical, oil and gas, and engineering. Education, health, social insurance, and maternity benefits scale up sharply while defense sees a small cut. Finance Minister Arseny Zverev outlines growth targets and a labor force increase of 1.9 million as output aims to outpace the United States.
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Preston Named To DiSalle Cabinet In Ohio
Wayne Preston of Wheelersburg, an engineer with long state highway service, is named to the DiSalle administration as a highway department official. He previously worked in Columbus as chief engineer of design and location and design, later heading Photronix Inc. and serving as division planning chief.
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Farming careers mix love of work and funds
Young people eyeing farming need two main qualifications a real love for the business and a substantial financial stake says Clarence L Miller newly named assistant secretary of agriculture. Miller notes farming grows costlier and requires bigger operations, citing his Shelby county Kentucky 120 acres with 25 beef cows 70 sheep three acres of tobacco and plans to expand due to acreage allotment limits since 1950.
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Steelworker Cleared of Dual Unionism Charges at USW Local 2227
Donald C. Ranck of US Steel Irvin works Pittsburgh was exonerated by a 67 to 7 vote at a Local 2227 meeting. A five member trial panel found no merit in dual unionism accusations tied to a dues protest movement opposing a dues increase from 3 to a month.
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Santa to Visit South Shore for Children's Greeting
Santa will arrive by fire engine at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Greater Portsmouth area greeting children at the community Christmas tree at Seventh and Main. The South Shore Volunteer Fire Department arranged the visit led by Kenneth Ratliff and Jack Lockhart with carols by church groups and music by McKell High School band.
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Terhune Named Ohio Agriculture Director in Cabinet Shuffle
Robert H. Terhune of Washington Court House is Gavie Elect Michael Y. Disastels choice for director of agriculture. The 50 year old farmer runs 600 acres at Bobana Farms in Fayette and Madison counties and holds a master’s degree from Ohio State University. He previously directed farm programs and taught in Fayette County while focusing on dairying and registered Holsteins.
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Flaming Chicago bus car crash kills four in flames
AP report from Chicago says a Transit Authority bus and a car collided Sunday night. Four auto occupants died as flames erupted under the bus and passengers fled. Eleven bus riders were injured and hospitalized in three cases. Police say the car skidded through a stop sign.
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Fires Hit Two Rural Homes Over Weekend
Heavy damage hit two rural houses with one destroyed and another damaged. The Rowe home on Elliott Road suffered about five thousand dollars in losses after a basement fire reported at 9 47 p m. A four room cottage in Highland Bend was burned out. Fire crews from Harrison and Minford responded, with Sciotoville taking over as needed. The cause remained undetermined though a leaking fuel oil line was suspected.
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Bergman Marries Swedish Businessman in London Ceremony
Ingrid Bergman wed Swedish businessman Lars Schmidt in a quiet London civil ceremony. The 41 year old actress and her third husband had previously avoided press and public attention. Bergman then called police in Paris to deter curious onlookers as she began a honeymoon.
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Bergman Divorce Clash In Mexican and Italian Marriages
By dawn reporters crowded the Bergman wall as gendarmes ordered the press off. The case hinges on whether a Mexican divorce from Liedstrom was invalid, making her marriage to Rossellini void, while a California divorce obtained in 19al was valid. The Rome Court of Appeal reviews a state prosecutor's challenge to a lower court's decree annulling her Italian marriage, amid marital history disputes.
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Raines Named Scioto County Welfare Chief
Robert G. Raines, 44, of Friendship, was named provisional head of the Scioto County Welfare Department by the county commissioners. The decision marked the board's first public split in four years, with Raines’ appointment set to begin March 18 and a $6,000 yearly salary pending civil service certification.
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Kuharich Named As Notre Dame Mentor
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Joe Kuharich coach of the professional Washington Redskins has been named to replace Terry Brennen as Notre Dame head coach Athletic Director Edward Moost Krause announced Kuharich agreed to a four year contract and will come Tuesday for talks with Brennans assistants No contract terms announced Earlier story on sports pages.
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Moonshine Enforcement Hits Ohio and Nearby States
Ohio and neighboring states report moonshine still seizures as authorities probe homemade liquor. In October Ohio confiscated five stills, West Virginia four, and Pennsylvania six, with high proof hootch fetching up to five dollars a pint. Cleveland liquor agent Michael Corsaro notes the practice aims to maximize liquid volume by diluting the product.
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U S and Slavs Approve Pact with Yugoslavia
Belgrade AP report says the United States signed an agreement granting Yugoslavia nearly 85 million dollars in economic aid. Ambassador Karl Rankin and Deputy Foreign Minister Bogdan Crnebraja signed the pact. The deal covers 1959-60 wheat, cotton, edible oil, and beans surpluses, with Yugoslavia repaying in dinars into a development fund. About 69 million dollars will be a 30-year loan for industry, mining, transport and agriculture, plus 14 million in local currency for health, education and agriculture.
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