Five Die in Vineland Shooting Spree By Estranged Husband
Ernest Ingenito, 25, an appliance salesman, admitted shooting to death five members of his estranged wife’s family and wounding four others in three nearby homes in Vineland New Jersey. He fled, was captured after a car chase, and held without bail. The victims included Michael Mazzoli and Mrs Pearl Mazzoli. the Pioppi family also suffered multiple fatalities.
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Vineland
N. J
Ernest Ingenita
Leonard Cunningham
Raymond Vorberg
Ingenito
Landis Township
Malaga
George Shunk
Franklinville
Woodbury
Michael Mazzoli
Igenito
Pearl Mazzoli
John Pioppi
Theresa Pioppi
Howard Unruh
Camden
River Road
Unruh
New Jersey State Hospital For
Trenton
Howard A. Carlson
Ingnito
Vorberg
Michael ‘Mazzoli
Ernest, Jr
Michael
Picppi
Theresa Piopi
Mrs. Pioppi
Marion Pioppi
Vishinsky Decries Lie Peace Plan as U S Dictated
Andrei Vishinsky attacked Trygve Lie’s twenty year peace plan as Washington dictated. He insisted Communist China must sit on the U N Security Council and said no progress without China’s alignment, urging Soviet peace ideas be adopted instead. The debate centered on seating Peiping, with China’s delegation arriving to observe and possibly shape future U N action.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Trygve Lie
Washington
Lie
U.N
Security Council
United States
China
Vishinsky
Peiping
Formosa
Korea
U. N
U.N. Assembly
Stockholm
Communist China
Acheson Fights Critics Over Taft Isolationist Claim
Secretary of State Dean Acheson denounced post election statements by Senator Taft and suggested a new term re examinist replacing isolationist. The clash signals a major political fight as Republicans call for his resignation while Democrats debate his future. President Truman backs Acheson staying in office.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Taft
Europe
National Council of Negro Women
Truman
Senate
Rainy and warmer tonight with Sunday showers likely
Weather roundup notes cloudy skies and a warm trend with occasional rain on Sunday. Overnight low around 43, Sunday highs near 55 to 60, plus calculations show 0.00 inches precipitation and light winds. Crab Orchard Lake and Little Grassy Lake readings indicate water levels below spillways.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Be Careful Worrer Leans Out Himself Dies
Baltimore November 18 An assistant hotel manager James Novak 58 died of head injuries after leaning from a second story window to warn an employee to be careful The Fairfax Mount hotel assistant had sent the worker crawling across a narrow ledge to open a jammed door from inside public notice of a fatal accident.
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Baltimore
James Novak
Fairmount Hotel
Prices Hit All Time High in Wholesale Index
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the wholesale price index rose to 171.1 for the week ending Tuesday, 0.5 percent above the August 1948 peak. The index, based on the 1926 average, gained 0.6 percent in the week and stood 8.7 percent above the June 20 pre Korean level.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sons Find Riggio's Body In Big Muddy
Charles Riggio, a Murphysboro man missing since Tuesday, was found dead Friday in the Big Muddy River. His sons and neighbors led the search, locating the body about two thirds of the way across the river, north of his boat site. The coroner’s jury to view the body was sworn in. funeral services are set for St Andrew's Church.
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Charles Riggio
Murphysboro
Riggio
Crawshaw
Jackson County
Edward Knowles
Pellazzo Adriano
Sicily
Antoinette Campanella
Willisville
Carlo
Frank
Michael
Joseph
Chester
Ben
St. Louis
Anita Spracio
San Francisco
Calif
Murder death by own action at Mt. Vernon
In Mount Vernon on November 18 a middle aged couple died from two bursts of gunfire just before their divorce hearing. Elmo Lingo 44 killed his estranged wife Lucille 43 in her downtown apartment and then shot himself with a .45 pistol. Police found them lying side by side with the weapon nearby. The divorce suit was to be heard next Monday. Lingo lived in Mason nine miles away.
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Mount Vernon
Verner Pigg
Elmo Lingo
Lingo
Lucille
Area Counties Lose Population Only Jackson White Show Increases Over 1950
Illinois census figures show Chicago area counties led 1940 to 1950 growth while many Downstate counties declined. Pope county dropped over 28 percent, but DuPage Newell Winnebago and St. Clair counties posted large gains. Statewide population rose 10 percent from 7,897,241 to 8,684,513.
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Jackson
Chicago
Illinois
Pope County
Ewell County
Winnebago
St. Clair
Allied Tanks Drive Ahead Through Snow in Korea
American doughboys of the U S Seventh Division push through a snowstorm toward the Manchurian frontier in northeast Korea within two miles of Kap lun as Red forces resist faintly. Storm, cold, and rugged terrain hinder the advance while air strikes keep the town under smoke.
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Seoul
Korea
Mercury
U. S
Kaplan
Red Border
A. P
Tom Stone
Yalu River
Red
U.N
Taechon
Tokchon
Chongchon
Eighth Army
State Mining Group Elects Illinois Institute Leaders
Springfield November 18 AP G J Jenkins of St Louis yesterday was elected president of the Illinois Mining Institute at the institute's 58th annual meeting. Clayton G Ball of Chicago was named vice president and B E Schonthal of Chicago, secretary treasurer. Walter Eadie state mines and minerals director, was elected to a two year unexpired term on the executive board. Named to full three year terms were F E Snarr, Benston, William Bolt, Farmersville, Henry C Woods, Chicago, and Frank L White, Chicago.
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Springfield
Jenkins
St. Louis
Illinois Mining Institute
Clayton G. Ball
Chicago
B. E. Schonthal
Walter Eadie
41 Purple Hearts Awarded at Walter Reed in Korea Mass
The first post war mass Purple Heart ceremony at Walter Reed honored 41 wounded veterans from Korea. Maj. Gen. Streit pinned medals, following Washington tradition, and shook each recipient. The featured honorees included Pfc. John H. Galloway of Sawyerwood Ohio and Sgt. le Rowland Hayden of Amsterdam New York, with varied wounds and service lengths.
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Washington
Korea
Walter Reed Hospital
Paul H. Streit
George Washington
Pfc
John H. Galloway
Sawyerwood
Ohio
John
le Rowland Hayden
Amsterdam
N. Y
France
Extradition Papers Signed for Stephenson Return
Gov. Schricker signed extradition papers to return D. C. Stephenson to Indiana from Minnesota. Stephenson, former Indiana Klan grand dragon, was arrested as a parole violator in a Minneapolis suburb. A delegation may travel to Minneapolis Sunday to deliver the request Monday. He has said he will fight extradition. If granted, he will be taken to Michigan City state prison.
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Indianapolis
Henry F. Schricker
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Minnesota
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
Minneapolis
Schricker
Stephenson
Luther Youngdahl
Michigan City
Mound City Man and Son Held for Shooting Spree
Russell Taylor and his son Fred were ruled criminally insane after Russell accidentally shot confederate Kenneth Kirk during a siege at the Taylor home in Mound City. The trio had ripped walls and windows with shots, believing they faced a mysterious intruder as they fled the scene.
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Mound City
Russell Taylor
Fred
Taylor
Kenneth Kirk
Kirk
East Germans urged to bash Santa for Stalin birthday
East Germany's Free German Youth instructs to drop Christmas as a bourgeois affair and focus on honoring Soviet Prime Minister Stalin, whose birthday falls four days before Christmas. The move frames Christmas as secondary to the Soviet leader's celebration.
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Stalin
Christ
State Teachers College Budget Stuns Governor
The state teachers college board met to reconsider the 1951-53 budget request totaling over 16 million. Gov. Adlai Stevenson said the proposed increases exceed 13 percent, or more than 3.5 million, and urged item by item review before the budget commission.
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Normal
State Teachers College Board
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eastern Illinois State College
Charleston
Illinois State Normal University
Western Ilinois State College
Macomb
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
DeKalb
India Ends Tibet Notes
New Delhi officials indicate India may limit further action to supporting Tibet's appeal to the United Nations. China’s invasion response is under study and a third protest note is deemed pointless.
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New Delhi
India
Foreign
China
Tibet
United Nations
Red China
Tavern owner fined in dram shop suit over teen train crash
A Union county jury awarded $15,000 in damages to the families of three teens killed when a car stalled on tracks and was hit by a freight train October 26, 1949. The White Star tavern owner Frank Lence was found liable for selling intoxicants to the party of five teens. Damages were split among the McClure, Green, and Adams families.
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Union County
Frank Lence
White Star
Jonesboro
Lence
James Edward McClure
Edgar Lee Green
Clarabelle Adams
Melvin Wright
Margie Adams
Clarabelle
Hale-Willard Hospital
Anna
Wright
Charles Reynolds
Russell
Bertha McClure
James
Gladys Lynn
Edgar Green
Mabel Adams Claxton
Ford L. Bendieman
Ralph Harris
Wallace Karraker
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U. S. Army
Wal
Ter Reed Hospital
New York
North Korea
Moscow
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Haiti
Lebanon
Pakistan
Philippines
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Little Grassy Lake
Today's Index
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Worrer
Big Muddy
Mt. Vernon
Alexander
Franklin
Gallatin
Hamilton
Hardin
Johnson
Massac
Perry
Pope
Pulaski
Randolph
Saline
Union
White
Williamson
State Mining Group Elects
Santa
Uncle Joe
Berlin
East Germany
Free German
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