Kiss Tell Murder Case Reopened In Framingham
Investigation into the 1954 Amesbury kiss tell murder case was reopened as Melvin Clark’s wife Lorraine described their affair. A jury awarded $90 000 to Mrs Clark for injuries from the slaying involving a railroad worker. Arthur G Jackson, serving a life term for related crimes, was moved to the New Haven facility.
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Women's Reformatory
J. Salem
Cahill
New Haven Teachers College
Weather and murder case twist in Essex County probe
A chaotic weather and crime narrative centers on Essex County where a grand jury probe follows claims of a murder linked to a reformatory affair. Reports describe shifting temperatures, showers, and wind as investigators press witnesses, while a suspect pleads guilty amid new evidence surfacing near Haverhill and divers search Pond.
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Truman H. Preston
Lpait
Supreme Court
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Wiley
Cahill
Lake Attitash
Fair Ness
Motorist Denies Four Charges in Nebraska and Beyond
The report details a motorist denying four charges amid broader political and legal notes. It references Nebraska Republican strength, Harriman's push for Democratic delegates, and related Supreme Court actions upholding or reversing lower court rulings. The sprawling item intertwines campaign dynamics, a truck crash injury case, and a traffic court arraignment involving Walter P. Wiley.
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Harriman
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Wyo
Iming
Northwestern
Nebraska
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Cahill
Supreme Court
Sherihan Minton
Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey Circus Faces Picket Line
In Boston Ringling Bros enters a six day stand at the Garden while a protest by the American Guild of Variety Artists AGVA lines a crosstown arena. The match up draws a mixed crowd as AGVA claims rights for Ringling while the public enjoys a one ring show with career performers and family friendly acts. Harold Berg, AGVA counsel, notes benefits would continue in cities as both sides pursue union goals. The matinee marks AGVA’s first circus and parents bring children to see the act, despite picketing nearby.
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Felix Adler
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Jet Wing Tank Explodes After Fall Kills Child
In Fairbanks Alaska a wing tank fell from a jet fighter and exploded killing one child and injuring another critically. The incident occurred near an apartment building at Ladd Air Force Base as families played nearby. A spokesman attributed the accident to a mechanical failure on the wing, not pilot error.
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Ladd Air Force Base
Piayne
Cnet
St. Joseph's Hospital
How Safe Is Atomic Power? Porter Editors View
Sylvia Porter analyzes the safety question as a growing concern for atomic power plants in today’s editorial page. The feature signals the era’s push to weigh risks against energy needs, foreshadowing policy debates and public interest in nuclear safety.
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Bridge Mi Radio TV
Confederate Wet Basks in Memories On 110th Birthday
In Blackmore Virginia residents celebrate the 110th birthday of a very elderly local figure. The small southwest town recalls a long life amid memories of wartime and quiet community days. Neighbors recount stories from the past as celebrations unfold in the late morning and afternoon.
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Virginia
Private Plane Crash Kills Five on Birthday Day in Indiana
Jeffersonville Indiana mourns five dead as a private plane plunges into a Clark County field during a rainstorm. John B Salling a Civil War veteran celebrated his 10th birthday wearing a Confederate uniform hat and gift from Virginia Governor Thomas B Stanley. Survivors include veterans William Allen Lundy and W Iselt, with Albert Woolson among the last Union veterans.
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Lundy
Crestview
Fla
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W. Wiliams
Franklin
Tex
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Oran
Albert Woolson
Air Chief warns against cutting US military budget
Gen Nathan Twining and Air Force leaders urged caution after Russia pledged to cut its armed forces by 200000, arguing no need for the United States to slash defense. They stressed interpreting Soviet moves carefully and maintaining existing budget levels while evaluating implications.
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Dennis Chavez
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Mollet and Pineau Begin Talks in Moscow
French Premier Guy Mollet and Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrived in Moscow for East West discussions with Soviet leaders including Bulganin Molotov and Khrushchev. The trip, the first by top Western figures to postwar Moscow, centers on trade disarmament and North Africa with Algeria a key concern. Pineau plans further visits to Kiev Leningrad and Armenia before returning May 2.
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V. M. Molotov
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Pineau
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Molotov
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Nikita Khruschev
Paris
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Leningrad
Armania
Dulles Sees Soviet Force Cut as Political Gesture
Secretary Dulles said Moscow's plan to reduce armed forces by 1.2 million may show a restraint from force but does not justify cutting U S strength. He noted Britain has trimmed its forces, while the Kremlin move could shift manpower to nuclear weapons and industry. Dulles preferred Russians keeping troops for guard duty over making atomic arms.
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United States
Pentagon
America
U. 3
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U. S
Dulles
Chuckle: man fixes his own breakfast before leaving
A lighthearted quip about a husband who ends every morning farewell by declaring he will fix his own breakfast, highlighting the comic dynamic of domestic routine and humor.
Premier Nasser Blames West for Egypt Israel Military Gap
Conspiracy claim by Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser accuses Western powers of conspiring to keep Israel stronger than Egypt, signaling rising regional tension and confrontational rhetoric amid ongoing Arab-Israeli conflicts. The remark reflects Egypt's distrust of foreign assistance and strategic disparities in the Middle East.
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Egypt
Indonesian Leader Soekarno Heads to Washington on Goodwill Visit
President Soekarno of Indonesia departed for Honolulu then Washington for a goodwill mission. The trip follows a brief stop in Honolulu en route to the U.S. capital.
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