New Drinking Cure Trial Shows Arsenic Poison Plan
A Michigan woman, 30, from Chelsea, allegedly tried to cure her husband’s drinking by spiking his beer with arsenic and rat poison for four years. She says she aimed to help, not hurt, and claims she learned the method in Kentucky. She is jailed on a murder attempt charge with a $2,000 bond after hospital treatment for arsenic poisoning.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Lugy Wireman
Chelsea
Kentucky
Oren
Wireman
Wirerain
St. Joseph] Mercy Hospital
Roy Tice
Washtenaw County
Salyersville
Tice
Building collapse on New York's Lower East Side kills woman
A three story brick tenement collapsed in Manhattan's Lower East Side killing a woman tentatively identified as Mrs Anna Leykuli. An elderly man was found uninjured nearby and a second tenant was rescued after being trapped. Five residents lived in the building as gas fumes spread and another nearby building was evacuated as a precaution.
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Lower East Side
New York
Wnter
Anna Leykuli
Pa- Vice
Martin Scott
Manhattan
Chinatown
Sam Gelernter
John Sabryger
Allan Thomson
Uilding
Assembly Votes Bill to Fight Subsidence
Long Beach Assemblyman William S. Grant sponsored a bill granting eminent domain to acquire property for subsidence remediation. The Assembly approved it Friday by LI to 1, sending the measure to the Senate as the first of three anti subsidence bills. Officials expect governor support and are promoting a broader package to curb harbor subsidence and create district mechanisms for enforcement.
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Assembly
Long Beach
William S. Grant
Senate
Cty
Iss
Long Beach P
Knight Friday
Sacramento
Nevada A Test Postponed Again
The atomic test explosion at the Nevada site was postponed for a third time due to threatening winds. The shot had been set for 3 am and weather checks confirmed wind patterns would likely send fallout over southern Nevada populations. The Nevada Test Organization said the shot will be attempted before Sunday.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Nevada
Nevada Test Organization
Dela
Four Bandits Rob Ohio Store With $60,000
Four masked men robbed Fame Inc. in Maple Heights, a public employee discount store, fleeing with an estimated 50 000 to 60 000 after forcing the manager to open a safe. They entered through the roof at 8 am using shotguns from the sports department and tied up five maintenance workers.
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Cleveland
Fame, Inc
Maple ‘Heights
Ind
Irving Mills
Mills
Saute
Grant
Hersrobbers
Thienbert
Fragmented Classifieds Reference Listing
An OCR fragment lists where to find sections in the issue, including Churches, Classifieds, Comics, Crossworth, Death Notices, Financial, Schools, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides, Temperatures, TV and Radio, and Vital Statistics with page designations and misprints. It shows page identifiers such as B-3, B-12, A-2, and B-S, indicating a guided index rather than a readable event.
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Pago
Train collision kills woman and commuter in California
Seven Long Beach area residents die in six traffic crashes Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Maxine Girdner, 29, of Manhattan Beach, is killed when a southbound Santa Fe train collides with her car at Ball Road crossing in Anaheim. The engineer, Orville Paquet, 60 mph, says he did not see the car until impact. The body is taken to Anaheim Community Hospital. A separate crash at Elm and Alameda in Compton kills Earl W. Wilson, 32, and an unidentified woman, about 30. The truck driver, Bernard Mitberger, 32, is uninjured. The Ball Road crossing has seen multiple accidents this year.
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Long Beach
Pendore
Maxine Girdner
Ern Dry Follertat
Ronald Ledinghan
Marine Age
Manhattan Beach
Patrick DesGeorges
Lotsiia Blvd
Lomiia
Earl W. Wilson
Lop Anptlen
Mary Hughes
Tecturiseh St
South Gate
Benjamin Gelfenbaum
Dalewood Ave
Norwalk
Gardner
Ball Re.d
Anaheim
Anaheim Community Hospital
Orville J. Paquet
San Bernardino
Paquet
Roland Ver Fier
Thetar
Ball ‘Rd
Wilson
Elm and
Alameda Sts
Compton
Ber‘Inard ‘Mitberger
Cast Ave
Compton Foth
W. W. Chure
Roger Boucher
Elm St
Alameda
Labor Quiz Eyes Other Unionists Labor Probe
Senate investigators said public hearings will broaden to include leaders beyond Teamsters President Dave Beck. The Spring into hearings will probe Nathan Shefferman’s consulting fees and related dealings with employers, involving officials from at least two unions, with New York cited as a covered city.
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Washington
Senate Tackets
Fur Cure
Chicago
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Senate
Nathan Sheffer- Tan
Beck
Capitol Hill
Chatrman McClellan
D-Ark
Special Investigating Committee
Shefferman
Tabor
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Father of Three Trapped in Pa Mine Depth 250 Feet
LYKENS Pa UP A 34 year old coal miner and father of three children is trapped 250 feet underground by a cave in near Short Mountain one mile west of Lykens. Rescue workers have worked since Friday morning trying to reach him after a companion on the upper level escaped with injuries.
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Lykens
David Snyder
U. S.i Mings
Snyder
Short Mountain
Thesman
Record-Sharp Quake in Aleutians Area
A sharp earthquake was recorded early today near the Aleutians. Fordham University seismology observatory reported the tremor, with Joseph Lynch cited in the bulletin.
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Aleutians
New, York
Fordham University
Seismo- Joseph
Boy Rescued From Dry Well Recovers In Hospital
Seven year old Benjamin Hooper was pulled from a backyard well after 24 hours entrapment. He recogniz ed his parents and asked for a toy car for his July birthday while under oxygen. Doctors report a shoulder injury and possible pneumonia risk. X rays planned to check for fractures. The mother and father, both shaken, stayed by his bedside as he began solid food.
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Benjamin Hooper
Manorville
N. Y
Esses
Ris
Rains Pose New Texas Flood Peril
A fast moving squall line brought heavy rain across northern Texas and drenched wide areas of the state. Wichita Falls Civil Defense chief warned of potential flash floods as up to 4.07 inches fell in 14 hours. Oklahoma reported high water for the third straight day and at least three tornadoes were observed overnight without damage. Flash flood risk targeted the Nueces River basin northwest of Uvalde while San Angelo saw thunderstorms.
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Texas
Okdahoma
Wichita Falls
Tex
Civil Defense
Steve Smarchand
Nueces River
Uvalde
Fail
San Angelo
Weather forecast shows cloudy toCleomenes, Sunday
Considerable cleo di eas through Sunday with local early morning drink, becoming partly sunny in afternoon.
Air France Liner Lands on Two Engines
Air France said one of its four engine trans Atlantic liners landed safely at Gander Newfoundland on two engines today after developing motor trouble over mid Atlantic.
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Paris
Air France
Uners
Gander
Newfoundland
Mid Atlantic
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Lucy Wireman
Ohio
Labor
Southland
Calif
Benjamin Hooper Jr
By Relman Morin
Borghild
Batty
Mommy
Balty
Jbay
Highway Department
Ariv
Air France Liner
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