Youth Guilty Of Slaying Wife's Sister
Nineteen year old Milton Birminghen was found guilty of first degree murder in Milwaukee. Patricia, 18, was killed on Feb 10 as she rode home from school after being threatened with a gun. The judge sentenced Birminghen to life with hard labor at Waupun, eligible for parole after 20 years with good behavior.
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Big Four Agree On Respecting Political Setups After Meetings
The Big Four agreed to respect each other’s political systems though not fully agreeing, as ministers discussed a late change to the communique. Vishinsky’s reprimand and a failed new meeting followed a hurried French meeting over Austrian profits, while Vienna welcomed a step toward peace and humanity’s freedom. Berlin’s military commissioner praised the opening toward resolving the city’s knottiest issues.
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W. Tt. Babcock
UWS
Trenton Man On Trial For Wife's Slaying
Clay Patterson, 27, of Trenton stands trial in Columbus for the murder of his estranged wife Elizabeth, 21, at a Columbus tavern. The first day yielded 11 jurors as Patterson testified about the events at the bar before his wife was shot five times.
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Wrightsel Injured In Highway Crash West Of Allensville
One person sustained a skull fracture in a crash four miles west of Allensville when a car driven by Beckley swerved on gravel, struck a guardrail, and overturned into a swamp. Passengers Bob Frye and Max Cox had minor injuries. A milk truck and a bread truck collided nearby on Route 50 five miles east of the Ross Vinton line. the bread truck driver was arrested for parking on the highway.
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Ross-Vinton County
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Peebles Brothers Hurt in Ross County Auto Crash
Norman Slack and his brother Chester Slack, both of Peebles, were injured when their car left a curve and rolled into an embankment north of the Fike county line in Ross County. Norman suffered lacerations and facial abrasions, listed as good. Chester sustained possible internal injuries and a fractured rib, listed as fair.
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Junior Choir Girls Tour Cincinnati
The Junior Choir of First Evangelical and Reformed Church visits Cincinnati venues including a museum conservatory and pottery plant. The tour, a church member gift, is directed by Mrs Goetz with members aged over nine years.
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Adams County Workers Suspended In State Action
The State Civil Service Commission announced suspensions of three State Highway Department employees for disciplinary reasons. Hermen F. Ceyrott of Adams County maintenance was suspended 80 days effective June 27. Elvas D. Humer, Adams County maintenance driver, suspended 30 days effective June 27. The third man was from Hem itton County.
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Child Wanders in Woods as Posse Searches Four Hours
A missing child named Joanne Toanne Robinson wandered into Lake Hope woods during a Columbus family birthday picnic. Ranger Sonny Hondell led a four hour search before the child returned at about 7:30 pm with scratched feet and sunburned face, not upset. Police used siren and sheriff cars to call in personnel. In other news, Rural Electrification Administration funds $3.845 million for farm area extensions, including Warren Rural Electric Cooperative Corp. in Bowling Green, Kentucky. James is reported in critical condition in Maysville.
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Columbus
Sonny Hondell
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Rural Electrification Administration
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Maysville
James
Unfinished Lake Beach Draws Large Crowd at WELESTON
An estimated 400 people, mostly children, swam at the unfinished lake beach in Weleton on a hot Sunday. Traffic was heavy as residents drove out to see the new swim area, while bathers used home or car changes due to the absence of bathhouse facilities.
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Alta
Hawkins Indicated In Slaying At Hillsboro
Hawkins named as the suspect in a Hillsboro murder case with authorities indicating involvement amid ongoing investigation. Local officials confirmed standard procedures and pledged updates as details emerge.
Grand jury charges Hawkins in first degree murder case
The grand jury issues a charge of first degree murder against Hawkins in the Paul E Young case stemming from events last June 9.
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Hewkins
Paul E Young
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Huck” Foehe
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