Three Injured As Car Upsets And Hits Wall
Six people were injured in weekend accidents reported to the sheriff with no city injuries listed. Joseph G. Laird, 16, 519 Tuscarawas st E, faced Juvenile Court for reckless driving after a car skidded 200 feet and overturned into a ditch hitting trees and a wall at L K Brendlin residence Route 43 eight miles north. Laird and passengers Nancy Pollock 14 of 2354 Berdelave SE and James Pollock 12 suffered scalp, leg, and elbow injuries and were treated at Mercy Hospital. Two other injuries occurred Sunday at Route 43 and Waco-Mapleton where Earl Creighton 33, Frank Crowl 70, and John Melnichenko 58 were involved. Audrey Creighton 28 treated for knee scratches and Erma Crowl 71 for possible rib fractures at Aultman Hospital. Mrs Donald J Pens Jr 22 treated for arm bruises after being struck while walking with others in Ink Park. driver Stephen Szasz 41 of 1544 Park Ave SW charged with intoxication at North Canton Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
Joseph G. Laird
Tuscarawas St E
L. K. Brendlin
Route
Laird
Mercy Hospital
Nancy Pollock
Berdelave SE
James Pollock
Earl Creighton
9Th St
Frank G. Crowl
RD 2
Louisville
John Melnichenko
Cherry Ave SE
Waco-Mapleton Rd
Audrey Creighton
Aultman Hospital
Erma V. Crowl
Donald J. Pens Jr
Garfield Ave
Ink Park
Stephen Szasz
Park Ave
North Canton
Guam Soldier Is Sentenced To Death In Farnsworth Killing
Pvt. Herman P. Dennis Jr., 20, was convicted of murder in the death of Ruth Farnsworth and sentenced to death by a 20th Air Force court martial in Guam. The verdict awaits review by higher Air Force authorities and President Truman. details note involvement of half brother Calvert Dennis and Staff Sgt. Robert W. Burns in related attacks.
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Guam
20Th Air Force
Herman P. Dennis Jr
Ruth Farnsworth
Gerry S. Mason
Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force Board of Review
Washington
Truman
Dennis
Calvert Dennis
Robert W. Burns
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Seguin
Tex
Burns
Farnsworth
Navy
Massillon Man Freed As Charge Is Dismissed
Nicholas Grave of 522 Harding street Massillon faced larceny by trick charges in Common Pleas Court but the indictment was dismissed on prosecutors recommendation for insufficient evidence. The case involved a down payment for an unbuilt house and the money was returned to the plaintiff.
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Nicholas Grave
Hardingst
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
D. Deane McLaughlin
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Ce Een
Ruth Davis
Simmons
Livingston
Kelvinator
Vingston
Marke
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