Byomin Faces Last Moments Before Ohio Death Penalty
Murphy, missing from Lorain County court, may seek a last minute stay as Byomin nears execution. At 5 p.m. he is moved to the death chamber for the final procedures, while a governor’s clemency decision looms. A prior slated execution in Wellington mirrors a lethal contrast as Ohio readies for the electric chair.
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Murphy
Lorain County
Byomin
Death Row
Ralph W. Avis
Ohio
Gov.DiSalle
Barker St
Wellington
Smith
Courtland St
Local Stocks Market Update From Midwest Exchange
Local stocks trade on the Midwest Stock Exchange with activity noted around FAirfan 23-3278 and related listings. Traders monitor price movements, volume, and sector shifts as the market absorbs early sessions.
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Parents May Give Up Triplets For Adoptive Hope
A 35 year old wife and a 41 year old disabled veteran in Wilmington may place their week old girl triplets for adoption to ensure the children have a better life on a $40 weekly income. The couple has three other children ages 13 to 17 and says several people offered to adopt the girls Glenda Linda and Branda. Miller earns $25 weekly and draws a pension, while Pinkie Miller supports the idea that they cannot provide charity free life. Miller served in the Army 1920 to 1934 and bears a silver skull plate from a prior injury.
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Wilmington, N.C
UPI
Nathan B. Miller
Branda
Dosher Memorial Hospital
Southport
N.C
Miller
Pinkie
Cornelius Thomas
Clarendon Plantation
South Carolina
Congress Goes On Recess As July 4 Speeches Begin
Congress recesses until Monday as lawmakers head to celebrations and candidates deliver July 4 speeches. Senate aims to finish foreign aid bill but agrees to a backdoor financing compromise reallocating 70 million dollars this year and 1.25 billion next year, with full appropriation later.
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Washington
UPI
Halls of Congress
Senate
Treasury
Congress
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Congressional Building Commission
George Washington
Millard Fillmore
Eisenhower
United Press International
Ohio Crash Fatal To 4
Four people killed when an auto struck another car turning off U S 52 near New Richmond Ohio. Both cars overturned with two victims ejected. Victims named Homer K Udder 38Coshocton Ohio Denver Thompson 29 Otway and George E McElfresh 33 New Richmond and his wife Dorothy. McElfresh reportedly tried to turn left onto a side road when hit.
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New Richmond
UPD
U.S. 52
Here
State Highway Patrol
Homer K. ‘Udder
Coshocton
Ohio
Denver Thompson
Otway
George E. McElfresh
Dorothy
McElfresh
Udder
Union Opens Wage Talks With Goodyear After Strike
Officials of the United Rubber Workers told Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. they want to start wage negotiations within 30 days. Goodyear, the sole member of the industry Big Four not struck this spring over fringe benefits, reached an agreement shortly before the contract expired.
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Akron
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Rubber Industr
Weather outlook for Fourth of July weekend in U S
The Weather Bureau forecasts pleasant summer weather for most of the nation over the holiday weekend. Fair to partly cloudy skies with possible showers and thunderstorms in the Rocky Mountain Plains and Gulf states. Temperatures near seasonal normals trend warmer in the Midwest and East with a cooling trend in the Great Lakes region.
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Washington
UPD
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Gulf States
Midwest
Bureau
Missssippi
New England
Great Lakes
Polish soccer players seek asylum in Sweden
Two touring Polish soccer players have sought political asylum in Sweden after deserting their squad during an exhibition tour. Officials did not identify the players and did not immediately comment on the case.
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Joenkoeping
Sweden
UPI
State Aide Shot and Set Afire Mystery Deepens
Columbus police probe the murder of 35 year old Melvin E Payne a Bureau of Unemployment Compensation employee shot four times and set ablaze near an abandoned slaughterhouse. Witnesses say a brown suited man threw something from a wine bottle as two others fled the car before Payne collapsed in high weeds. Police found the smoldering body and burning auto with no motive yet established.
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Columbus
UPD
Melvin E. Payne
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Payne
Winged Cat Stay Put As Town Rallies Funds
In Pineville West Virginia residents raised 275 dollars to keep the so called cat with wings with 15 year old Douglas Shelton in possession. Magistrate W P Wilson ruled Mrs Charles Hicks proved substantially she was the owner of the animal. Local business leaders praised the publicity and community support.
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Pineville
W. Va
UPI
W. P. Wilson
Charles Hicks Fof Welch
Pineville High
The
Pineville Business & ‘Professional Men's Assn
DiSalle Signs Bill Adopting Ohio State Motto
Governor DiSalle signed the act adopting the motto With God All Things Are Possible, ending Ohio’s 91 year absence of a state motto. The law takes effect in 90 days along with other measures including Sunday fishing blue law repeal and a five member Bureau of Pardon and Parole replacing the prior commission.
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Columbus
APS
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Bureau of Pardon and Parole
Lhreesember Pardon and Parole Commission
Lions To Elect Officers At International Convention
New York with 60 000 Lions members sees Clarence L Sturm of Manawa Wisconsin elected president replacing Dudley L Simms of Charleston West Virginia at the 42nd annual Lions International convention. Finish Davis of Louisville Kentucky and Per Stahl of Esikistuma Sweden named for top vice posts with a contest between Curtis Lowill Gardiner Maine and Roy Black Nettieon Mississippi for the third vice presidency.
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New York
UPI
Clarence L. Sturm
Manawa
Wis
Finish
Davis
Louisville
Per Stahl
Esikiistuma
Sweden
Itvelves Cutis Lowill
Gardiner
Maine
Roy Black
Nettieton
Miss
DiSalle Says Labor Bill Can't Be Passed Now
Columbus reports indicate the AFL CIO inspired labor ethics bill faced hostile committee votes and failed to clear the House Elections and Federal Relations panel. Other measures advanced include disability pensions for firefighters, a state psychology and accountancy board, and Liquor Department power to set minimum beer prices. A Senate move would establish county rehabilitation work camps for young offenders.
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AFL. Cio
Wan Bay
House Elections and Federal Relations Committee
Tine
Senate
Boards of Psychology and Accountancy
Liquor Department
House
Mrs. Klumpp Found Guilty Faces Death in Ohio
Cincinnati based report states 41 year old Edythe Klumpp was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Mrs. Louis Bergen. The six man six woman jury did not recommend mercy, making the death penalty mandatory. The trial revealed dramatic details of a love triangle and an alleged honeymoon dispute.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Edythe Klumpp
Louis Bergen
William J. Lowery
i.Klumpp
William Hopcans
Satchmo Aims to Play 20 More Years at 53
New York reports Louis Armstrong plans to keep performing for about two decades. He celebrated his 53rd birthday with a July 4 jazz concert announcement at Lewissohn Stadium after returning from Rome where he recovered from pneumonia. He told Idlewild crowds he may not be ready to be first horn for Gabriel yet.
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New York
UPD
Louis
Satchmo
Gabriel
DiSalle Reports Ohio Red In Fiscal Year Start
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle says Ohio opened its new fiscal year with a 13.13 million dollar deficit. He credits a cigarette tax rise for easing the shortfall and notes reserves are low ahead of a 15 million dollar local school aid payment. Republicans question the final figures.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
Plans Return to Real Capitol as Long Heads Back
Governor Earl K Long flies back to Baton Rouge after moving to a New Orleans hotel for a temporary capitol while doctors schedule mental and physical tests. He aims to begin his campaign for a fourth term with four stump speeches on Saturday despite a slight heart failure.
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New Orleans
UPD
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Covington
Long
Paul Pratt
Pratt
United Press International
Industrialist Viscount Weir Dies in London Home
London notes the death of Viscount Weir a Scottish industrialist who died at 8 2 on Thursday at his Ren frewshire home. He served as secretary of state for air and president of the air council in World War I and later advised the British government on financial and industrial issues.
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London
Viscount Weir
Renfrewshire
Scotland
Air
Air Council
Bodies of 10 crash victims found in field
In Marion Illinois under takers recovered the badly mutilated bodies of ten Continental Can Co executives and two pilots from a wheat field after a remodeled bomber crashed in a rain storm. Identification came from wallets and clothing. CAB and company officials launch a full investigation led by CAB Chicago office head Fred Powell.
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Marion, C
UPI
Continental Can Co
Here
Civil Aeronautics Board
Chicago
Fred Powell
CAB Chicago
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