Suspect Arrested In Yale Psychiatrist Killing
A 27 year old Yale graduate Theodore A Trent Lyon was arrested in Springfield Mass for the killing of noted Yale psychiatrist Dr Lewis Thorne. Thorne died instantly after being shot twice at his home. Mrs Thorne was wounded but expected to live. Lyon was identified by Thorne's wife and held without bail. He had graduated from Yale in 1943 and studied for the ministry at Harvard.
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North Haven
Conn
Yale
Lewis Thorne
Theodore A. Trent-Lyons
Springfield
Mass
Thorne
Helen
Coron
James .J. Corrigan
Treat-Lions
Sterling H. Taylor
James Martin
Joseph Janecezek
Trent-Lyon
Harvard
Honeymoon Tragedy Ends Cleveland Couple Trip
In New Castle Pennsylvania a honeymoon drive ended when Frank Canizaro 24 died after a collision with a car driven by Frank Ryhal of West Middlesex Ryhal was slightly injured and his wife Grace possibly fractured ribs Irene Canizaro 24 was slightly injured The couple married in Cleveland last Saturday and were en route to Washington for their honeymoon.
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New Castle
Here
Frank Canizaro
Frank Ryhal
West Middlesex
Irene
Ryhal
Cleveland
Grace
Canizaros
Washington
Three Injured In Ohio Train Collision
Three NYC diesel units and a caboose collided with a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Findlay Ohio injuring four crew members. Engineers Madison Beckwith and Frank Morley and B and O brakeman Ralph Crowe were hospitalized with varying injuries, while Lauren Andrew sustained minor wounds and was released. An eyewitness said NYC diesels ignored a stop signal causing derailment. investigation opened to determine fault.
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Galatea
New York Central Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Findlay Hospital
New York Central
Norman Beckwith
Columbus
Nyc
Frank Morley
Plain City
B and O
Ralph Crowe
Albion
Ind
Lauren Andrews
Garrett, Inc
Father And Son Breakfast Brings Around 60 Attendees
The Holy Name Society of St. Jude's church held a Father and Son Communion Breakfast with about 60 attendees. Allan W. Fritzsche spoke on his seven week world tour, showing color pictures from the countries visited. Plans to form a new all male choir were announced and next practice urged for interested members.
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Holy Name Society
St. Jude's Church
Foley
Allan W. Fritzsche
Fritzsche
Reds Picture America As Land Of Buried Gold And Homeless People
United Press report analyzes Communist propaganda portraying the United States as a land with buried gold and widespread homelessness. It cites Wall Street gold hoards, European bribery fears, and a claim that hundreds of thousands in New York and across the country live in shanties or roam streets, amid war news from Korea.
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Reds
America
Harry Ferguson
United Press
Korea
Russia
Wall Street
Moscow
Krokodeil
Truman
Europe
Science and Culture
New York City
American decline and world communist critique labeled in a fragment
The text contrasts American housing conditions and cultural decay with a Bucharest critique of Shakespeare. It notes Communist nations boosting anti US sentiment, claiming editors echo party lines, and reports fear in Paris and Britain as part of a broader campaign against the United States and its allies.
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United States
Bucharest
Universul
United Front
Paris
Fearful Voice Warns of Harsh Penalties for Dissent
An American speaker, anxious and fearful, warns listeners of severe punishment for expressing opposition. The message stresses rapid consequence and government scrutiny, urging caution in public disagreement and demanding silence to avoid retaliation.
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Masonic Temple
Newseape
Ohio
California
Middle Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
Penney’s Shoe Repair Dept
Reg. U.S. Pat. OF
General Electric
Lorain County
Beauty
Lake Ave
Cash and Carry Depots
Cleveland St
West Ave
East River
Fourth Street
Atpenney
Shenandoah
Thriftmetic
Penney's
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