Death claims Tom Dooley Jungle Doctor
Thomas A. Dooley, famed jungle doctor and co founder of Medico Inc died in New York at 34 after a battle with chest cancer. He had returned to Laos to continue care for primitive peoples and was visited by Cardinal Spellman. The obituary notes Eisenhower telegram and Dooley’s push to fund Medico. Burial plans set for St Louis with services at Calvary Cemetery and Mount St. Louis Cathedral. He is survived by his mother Mrs Agnes Dooley and two brothers Malcolm and Edward.
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New York
UPI
Thomas A. Dooley
Laos
Dooley
Medico, Inc
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Eisenhower
Medico
Organization For All Humanity
St. Louis
Malcolm Dooley
Jungle
Arthur Donnelly
Washington, D.C
Calvary Cemetery
Agnes Dooley
Mallage
Huntington
N.Y
Ward
Cleveland
Earle
Germany
Kennedy Visits White House for Second Inauguration Week Talks
President elect John F Kennedy went to the White House for a second time with President Eisenhower as the transfer of power nears Friday. While Democrats celebrated inaugural jubilation Kennedy focused on a busy day of formal business.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
White House
Eisen
Inaugural Week Begins As Kennedy Meets Eisenhower
UPI dispatch reports six U.S. citizens arrested in Pinar del Rio on arrival in Cuba amid claims of CIA training by ex-CIA officials. Kennedy, hatless, arrives at the White House for a scheduled meeting with Eisenhower at 8:57 am, amid calls for unity as the transition proceeds. Parallel Congo coverage notes Lumumba beaten on flight to Elisabethville, UN says he was rushed from field and Katangese guards took custody, with Red Cross contact sought.
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UPI
Government Press Today
U.S
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
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White House
Wilton B. Persons
Eisenhower
United States
Natop
James C. Hagerty
Georgetown
Rolando
Masferrer
Allen
Greene
Gib
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Jusiary
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Sixitanga
Congo
Aly
Fem Demande
Patrice Li A Eemumba
Lumumba
Air Congo
Thysville
Leopoldville
United Nations
U.N
Trish U.N
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Red Cross
Tshombe
Lorain High coaches gain posts at Admiral King High
Lorain area brief notes promote Urbanic and Bangas to new coaching posts at Admiral King High. Details appear on page 26 with additional notices scattered through the ElyriaLorain area about local officials and upcoming events.
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Lorain High
Admiral King High
Urbanic
Bangas
Weather Forecast for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio reports cloudy skies with light snow and a high of 22 to 28. Tonight and Friday will be mostly cloudy and colder with light snow flurries. low tonight 10 to 15. Northwestern Ohio bears cloudy spells with occasional light snow and a high of 22 to 28. Partly cloudy with few flurries and colder tonight and Friday. low tonight about 12. The day’s temperature range sits at 36. The year-ago range was 30 to 29. Precipitation over 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Wednesday was trace. Humidity at 1 p.m. Wednesday was 73 percent, 7 p.m. readings shown. Sunrise at 7:49 a.m. Moonrise 9:45 a.m. and moonset 9:16 p.m.
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United Press International
Ohio
Thwarted Hold Up Tied to Banker and North Biochemical Ties
In Cleveland, Charles A. Wilson, 47, an ex-convict, was charged with attempted bank robbery after a teller and guard restrained him during the Downtown Cleveland bank incident. The case ties to a wider saga involving Roosevelt, Kistner Jr., and shares in Northern Biochemical, plus a mystery about vast funds frozen at Sheldon National Trust.
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Cleveland
UPI
Charles
A. Wilson
Roosevelt
Kistner
Ralph H. Benedict
Vice Press
Prospect
Sheldon National Trust Co
Bank S
Wilson
Benedict
Bank
Albert Spice
Elliot Roosevelt Reveals Clue in Embezzlement Mystery
Elliot Roosevelt held a late news conference in Sheldon Iowa to share what he knows about Burnice Geiger, the bank president's daughter accused of embezzling about 2 million dollars. He presented a fragmentary explanation as investigators probe the case and public attention grows.
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Sheldon, Iowa
UPI
Elliot Roosevelt
Burnice Geiger
Roosevelt
Sheldon
Ladutko Surrenders After Fatal Shootings in Canton
In Canton Ohio Ladutko told police he tried to kill himself after shooting his wife Nancy 29 and prominent attorney Charles D Johnson. He fled by car then by train to Cleveland where he later surrendered to police saying he believed both victims were dead. Authorities noted moodiness and a blame tendency but reported no clear motive. The case involves first degree murder warrants and police investigations into the double slaying as tugboat labor tensions impact regional rail service.
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Nancy
Charles D. Johnson
Canton
Ohio
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D.C
Cleveland
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Keithen
Central
Dutko
Near- Johnson
Strikers Sidetrack Commuters In New York
Striking workers disrupt rail service, forcing cancellation of NY Central and New Haven trains to and from New York. Grand Central becomes hollow as 100000 commuters miss connections for the Washington inauguration. Picketing affects Penn Station while some passengers switch to trucks to reach the event.
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John F. Kennedy
New York Central
New Haven
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Penn Station
Skets
Anthony Mascciarelli
Grand Central
Boston
New
Disabled girl found dead in bathtub in Cincinnati
Carol Jean McAllister, 12, crippled by a severe arthritis form, was found dead in a bathtub in Cincinnati. Hamilton County coroner ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death amid ongoing investigation and surrounding picket lines at Pennsylvania Station. large-scale national weather and transport notes appear in fragmented, damaged text alongside the report.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Carol Jean McAllister
Hamilton County
Pennsylvania Station
Atheen
Penn
U. S
Three Tots Burned To Death In Ohio Fire
In Ashtabula Ohio three children aged five four and three died after being trapped in an upstairs bedroom as a house fire swept through their home. The mother Mrs Leonard Hugart rescued a one year old by throwing him from a second floor window to a waiting fireman. The children died of asphyxiation and the fire's cause was not determined.
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Ashtabula
APD
Elena Hupart
Thomas
Patty Ann
Leonard Hugart
Four Benson children die in Tawas City house fire
Four children of Hubert and Gloria Benson died when a two story wood frame house burned to the ground in Tawas City Michigan. The parents survived and two other children were treated for burns while the father remained in critical condition and the mother and two others in fair condition.
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Tawas City
Mich
UPI
Hubert
Gloria Benson
Thelma Mae
Douglas Lee
Debra Ann
Christiana Louise
Benson
Tawas City Hospital
Fred
James
Famed Galway Mace and Sword Return to Ireland
The historic Galway civic mace and sword returned to Galway today with pomp and pageantry. Once private property after 1841, they were bought by William Randolph Hearst in 1935 and were handed back to Irish officials by the Hearst Foundation last fall.
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Galway
Ireland
UPD
Galway Corp
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Foundation
FBI Seeks Man After Shooting in Youngstown
FBI agents in Youngstown seek Frank Cyprula, 35, an ex convict alias Mike Balchik, after he shot at two agents during a routine check. He faces a burglar warrant in Akron and is tied to a $135,000 Boardman bank robbery last month. Stan Peterson leads the local office with Frank Douds assisting.
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Youngstown
Frank Cyprula
FBI
Mike Balchik
Akron
Boardman
Stan Peterson
Frank Douds
Old Ohio Cemetery Passed to Presidents Since Van Buren
In Lancaster Ohio a family graveyard near the White House connects presidents since Martin Van Buren through a 1838 deed by Nat Wilson to be handed on "as long as the nation shall exist." The story includes a locust fence and cedar of Lebanon planted at the site, with Nat Wilson said to guard the wall in moonlight.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Strong
Wilson
Lebanon
Holy Land
Martin van Buren
Nat. Wilson
Nat Wilson
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