Nine Months To Decide On Wife Be Bigamist Teacher Jails
Joseph R. Dischino a 45 year old high school civics teacher received a nine month jail term on polygamy charges in Lee Massachusetts. He must choose which wife to live with as Wives 1 and 2 confronted each other in the courtroom. Dischino pleaded guilty and was released on $1500 bail. He plans an appeal.
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Lee
Mass
UPI
Joseph R. Dischino
Not I
Dischino
Raymond
John N. Alberti
South Lee
Obanhein
Unemployed in Italy Beat Police Chief
In Manduria a thousand unemployed workers stormed the town hall to demand higher benefits. They damaged windows and beat Police Commissioner Giovanni Marzano, injuring at least 10 officers. 30 workers were arrested as the crowd pressed toward the building before police intervened. The protests followed a period of bad weather reducing jobs.
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Manduria
Italy
UPI
Giovanni Marzano
United Nations to Study Capital Punishment Effects
The UN Economic and Social Council asked Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to prepare a factual review on how capital punishment and its abolition affect crime rates. The report is due in two years, following a General Assembly resolution adopted unanimously and sponsored by Chile.
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United Nations
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Chile
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Scouts Gather for 1950 Jamboree at Colorado Springs Prairie
About 54 000 Boy Scouts will converge on a 2300 acre prairie near Colorado Springs for the seventh annual Jamboree starting July 22 lasting seven days. Fifty trailer trucks will deliver perishable food daily for the 100 000 visitors expected along with accommodations tightening as reservations fill.
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Colorado Springs Prairie
Denver
Colorado Springs
Valley Forge
Colorado housing outlook tightens as migration rises
Spokesmen for the Colorado Visitors Bureau say the housing situation is not dire yet but warn that accommodations will become very tight as more people move to the state. The brief notes rising demand and potential pressure on lodging.
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