Doctor Adams on trial for Mrs Morrell murder in 1950 case
In a Huntington W V trial, Dr John Bodkin Adams faces murder charges for the 1950 death of widow Edith Alice Morrell. Prosecutors outline Adams's past arrests, his defiant remarks on murder, and his alleged motive of heirs’ wealth. Detectives portrayed Adams as manipulative while noting his calm, evasive responses to questions about the death.
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Japanese Submarine Sunk in 1943 Raised at Kure
The Japanese submarine 178, sunk after a July 9 1943 training cruise off Kyushu with 80 crew, was refloated at Kure for salvage. Cause of the sinking has not been determined.
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Baby Born After Blizzard Keeps Couple Waiting Doctor
Mrs. Martin bore a 5 pound baby without assistance after her husband could not reach a doctor due to heavy snow. He finally fought through the blizzard and returned home to find both mother and child doing well in hospital. It is their first child.
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Ioneford
Unclear local brief on a daily executive update
Fragmentary text presents an unclear note about a daily executive publication, possible names and places, with several garbled terms and missing context. No discernible events, dates, or organizations can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
Woman Confesses Murder of Noted Photographer Roy Hirshburg
In Richmond Indiana 21 year old Ethel Wyse admitted shooting Roy Hirshburg a nationally known portrait photographer in front of his downtown studio Monday night. Wyse told Sheriff Cordell she fired two .22 caliber bullets. Hirshburg was found dead on the sidewalk with a heart and head wound. Wyse was held for questioning after police intercepted her car four miles from the scene.
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Edward Cordell
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Roy Hirshburg
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Wayne County
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Centerville
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Anne Mmcfarland
Here
Undiluted truth about alcohol from Reader’s Digest
In April, Reader’s Digest presents a scientific authority’s view on alcohol effects. It explains how mixing with soda speeds absorption, relaxes tensions, dulls skills, and asks about long term bodily impact. The issue promises 41 articles condensed for time-saving reading.
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Reader's Digest
Solon Sees Release of Rights Bill
Senator Watkins forecasts a civil rights bill move from the Judiciary Committee after several meetings. He notes the panel spent only about 20 minutes on the measure on Monday and stresses patience as senators debate a complex bill. Senator Hennings pressed for immediate action but no vote occurred.
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Utah
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