Amish Bishop Held Over Filthy Bed Case in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana 75 year old Amish bishop Samuel D Hockstettler was arrested on incident and battery after neighbors reported a decade long confinement of his 41 year old daughter Lucy chained to a filthy bed in an unlighted room authorities found the woman living in squalor as the bishop claimed his actions were in line with Amish custom and denied wrong doing the old order Am ish sect is noted for strict practices and rejection of modern conveniences
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Goshen
Ind
Lucy
Samuel D. Hockstettler
Luther W. Yoder
Hockstettler
Akiss Hockstettler
Amushman
Yoder
Here
Samuel Hochstettler
Luther W. Yoders
Congress backs Marshall Plan with business basis
The National Association of Manufacturers urged a nonpartisan board to run European recovery, warning that state control would be futile abroad and costly to taxpayers. The piece also notes budget cuts, overtime wage proposals, and criticism of Communist study plans and Petrillo funding efforts amid Capitol Hill debates.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
State Department
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Curtus E Calder
Association 5 International Policy Group
Calder
Capitol Hill
Truman
Tnenan
AFL
Wiliam Green
Rarph E. Flanders
R. Vi
Joan J. Sparkman
D. Ala
Communist Party
Partes
United States
Richard M. Nixon
R. Cal
unAmerican Activities
Petrillo
House Labor Committee
James C. Petrillo
Carroll D Kearns
R. Pa
GOP
Russia
William LF. Denner
Ind
George C Richards
Club Hears Talk On Universal Military Training
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Hugh Amidon Kiwanis officer in World War I spoke on Compulsory Universal Training. He urged longer training for officers and district-based home defense with factory war readiness. Thirty five members attended a dinner. Amidon pledge adopted. Rothgery named minstrel show chairman. Stanford tasked with committees. Old people in soap-shortaged Manchester England received gifts of soap from FIZ.
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North Ridgeville
Hugh Amidon
Kiwanis Club
Oflcers
Lawrence E. Rothgery
Paul Stanford
Neaads
Obie, Friday, Jam. 23, 1948
The fragment references the Chronicle-Telegram of Elyria with a Friday date in January 23, 1948, indicating a hometown newspaper notice. No readable event details or names are available to identify a specific article or outcome.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Albert Johnson Left His Money To Gospel Foundation
LOS ANGELES Death Valley. Albert M. Joneson a 73 year old Chicago insurance broker who funded Walter Scott known as Scotts fled for probate esterce. Johnston once estimated he gave Scotts one million dollars and paid for a two million Death Valley castle. His will leaves about 100 000 to the Gospel Foundation of California.
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Los Angeles
Death Valley
Scotty
Albert M. Joneson
Chicago
Seo al
Will
Johnston
Scotts
Walter Scott
Death Valley Castle
Johnson
The
Gospel Foundation of
Calfornia
Catholic Charities Campaign Dates Set Diocese Wide
Bishop McKane announces a two week Catholic Charities drive from April 25 to May 8 in all diocesan parishes. The goal is to raise $500,000 as the campaign proceeds under church leadership.
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Mckan
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Albert Johnson
Gospel Foundation
Catholic Charities Campaign
Southland
Sely
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