Four year old left alone on weekends in trailer case
Chautauqua County District Attorney Edwin O Connor disclosed that mother Dolores L Rose and her husband Wil frea M Rose face attempted first degree murder charges after 4 year old Jimmy Rose was found bound gagged and malnourished in a sealed trailer room. He had been left alone on four or five weekends previously and custody was awarded to the welfare department. Jimmy was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Jimmy ‘Rose
Dolores L. Perry Rose
Wilfrea M. Rose
O'Connor
Rose
Chautauqua County Welfare Department
Jimmy
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Madame Chiang Kai-shek Arrives in New York for Medical Checkup
Madam Chiang Kai-shek arrives at Idlewild Airport in New York for a medical checkup with plans to receive an honorary degree from the University of Michigan next month. She says she does not yet know her full itinerary and will be staying at Locust Valley, N.Y., with her brother-in-law Dr. H. H. Kung.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
University of Michigan
Idlewild
Planis
Sshe
K. P. Yu
Mme. Chiang
H. H. Kung
Locust Valley
N.Y
Alumnus Named USC President In Interim Selection
Dr. Norman H. Topping 50, USC alumnus with BA 1933 and MD 1936, named head of the University of Southern California. The appointment follows Dr. Fred Fagg's retirement after a decade at the helm. Topping has served as vice president at the University of Pennsylvania since 1952.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Norman H. Topping
USC
Asa V. Call
Topping
Fred Fagg
University of Pennsylvania
Truce Chief Killed in Crossfire on Mt Scopus
In Jerusalem Lt. Col. George Flint head of the Israel Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission was killed by crossfire while trying to arrange a truce on Mt. Scopus. Four Israelis died in the same exchange. Jordan reported no casualties. Flint’s death drew condolences from King Hussein and Dag Hammarskjold.
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Jordan
Hussein
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Flint
Mt. Scopus
Jersey Safari Fails To Find Lone Lion Near Parkway
In New Jersey a lion sighting near the Garden State Parkway prompted searches by police educators and volunteers. Despite safaris and gun-toting several witnesses recanted or doubted the animal, with a large alley cat turning out to be the main sighting. Authorities urged a retreat to normal duties after the sun set. The second item notes Charleston Army engineers fielding a lead shielded bulldozer for use in radioactive zones.
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Eatontown
N. J
Monmouth College
William Garner
Garden State Parkway
Garner
Hunt Brothers Circus
Freehold
James L. Orr
Whitesville
Neptune Township
Orr
Parkway
Ceidar
Bill Zadorozny
Charleston, S.C
Army
Forecast With Scattered Showers and Mild Temperatures
Scattered showers not so cool tonight with a fair Wednesday and moderate temps. Low 47, high 65 to 70, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph shifting to west. Yesterday high 61, low 42, sunset 8 33, sunrise 5 31. Record highs and lows listed for today. Scattered showers or thunderstorms forecast for several regions, with cooler conditions in parts of the central Plains and Mississippi Valley.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
New Jersey Legislature Approves 387 Million Budget
The New Jersey Legislature passed a 387 million dollar budget for fiscal 1959 sent to Gov. Meyner. It includes a 1 percent corporate net income tax and a one cent per gallon gasoline tax. Meyner received roughly 11 million less than requested.
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Trenton
N. J
UPID
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Senate
Assembly
Meyner
West Coast Hens Lay Most Eggs
An Agricultural Department survey shows Pacific Coast hens in California Oregon and Washington produced an average of about 220 eggs in 1957. California led the nation with 222 eggs and the Western States Region averaged 216 while other regions trailed. California also ranked first in farm income from eggs at 141 million dollars with New York Iowa and Minnesota following.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
California
Oregon
Western States
North Atlantic
North Central
South Atlantic
South Central
New York
Iowa
Minnesota
Alienation of Affection Sale in Lake City
Lake City notes a household accident where a Siamese cat named Miss Snuggles was injured after entering an electrical dryer while the shag rug she rested on was warmed by the appliance. The owner Mrs. Harvey Brown turned on the dryer, causing the incident and affecting the cat’s behavior toward the rug.
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Sale Lake City
Miss Snuggles
Harvey Brown
Agriculture Dept Awards to 182 Employees Today
Washington AP report states the Agriculture Department will hold special ceremonies to honor 182 employees for their service to the agency and to agriculture. The event highlights long service and contributions to farm policy and national food programs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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