Court Upholds Conviction of Dr. Sheppard
The Ohio Supreme Court majority and minority opinions describe the trial atmosphere as a Roman holiday. Dr Sheppard remains convicted of second degree murder, with first degree murder charges and potential death penalty past appeals.
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Cardinal Mindzenty Arrested Again in Hungary
Munich dispatch reports Joseph Cardinal Mindzenty, aged Hungarian primate, rearrested by Communist authorities after refusing to sign a loyalty pledge. He had been released from jail less than a year earlier, his health damaged by years in prison. Confirmation remains unverified.
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Hold Man and Woman on Check Charges
James Rogers, 42, Terre Haute, held on 4000 bond after arraignment for issuing fraudulent checks. He was arrested Thursday evening by Officers Everly and Catlin. Margaret Wilford, 32, also of Terre Haute, jailed in Carmi, Ill., on forgery warrant. Both to be questioned over several recent local checks.
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Edgar Gauer
Huerta Tribb
Frances Bailey
Carmi
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Margaret Wilford
Divorces Granted in Terre Haute Superior Court
Judge Pro Tem Albert F. Owens granted Charlotte M. Morris a divorce from George W. Morris. The couple’s three year old child was awarded to Mrs. Morris and Mr. Morris was ordered to pay a service allotment for support. Mildred Knight was granted a divorce from Dale Knight and had her former name Pegg restored. India imported 730000 tons of food grains in 1955 versus 4725000 tons in 1951.
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Terre Haute
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Owens
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West Terre Haute
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Kefauver Burns South Bridges In Vote Drive
Kefauver attacks southern delegates and prompts party splits as he battles Stevenson for the Democratic nominating fight. The race centers on strategy over civil rights policy and regional support with delegates in Michigan Iowa and California shaping the tone.
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Mississippi bridge span collapses dumping two trucks
A 160-foot spans of a bridge on the Mississippi at Muscatine collapsed dumping a semi and driver William Wheatcraft 26 of Mansfield Ohio into the river. He escaped with minor injuries and was treated at a hospital. Another truck narrowly avoided collapse as its cab cleared the span while the trailer dangled.
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Mansfield
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Jim Hayes
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Crime Costs U.S. About 15 Billion Dollars Annually
An estimate places the national crime bill at roughly 15 billion dollars each year, underscoring the financial impact of criminal activity across the United States.
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