Fiance and Man Shot Dead in Bronx Kitchen Quarrel
Virginia Greene twenty one fatally shot herself then shot her fiance Assistant District Attorney Andrew McCarthy Raid, Matthew Kingston twenty three and a Navy veteran, in a kitchen confrontation in Kingston’s Bronx home. Police Captain Brady said Patrolman Greene placed his service revolver on a closet shelf. Kingston's mother found the bodies as the couple lay on the kitchen floor.
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New York
Revlver
Virginia Greene
Andrew McCarthy
Matthew Kingston
Navy
McCarthy
Kingston
Ted
Tremple
Bronx
James A. Brady
John “Greene
Greene
Bradys
Greeneome
Lilliam "Kingston
Deaths continued noting Claiborne Hauver Bell in Maryland obituaries
T Douglas Claiborne of Bar Court apartments Baltimore died of an acute heart attack at 76 born in Richmond Virginia and longtime Western Maryland Railway civil engineer. Anna L Grace Hauver wife of Alvey W Hauver died near Foxville at 75. Ella Catherine Bell widow of Joseph Bell Shepherdstown W Va died at 136. Funeral arrangements and interment details listed for each with church and cemetery ties.
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T. Douglas Claiborne
Bar Court Apartments
Baltimore
Richmond
Claiborne
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Bessie McComas Alvey
Frederick F
Julia Noble McComas
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
D. D
Rose Hill Cemetery
J. W. Jamison
Charles McKee
Harvey McKee
Harvey H. Heyser
David McC. Byron
Victor D. Miller
James Koliopulos
Anna L. Hauver
Anna L. Grace Hauver
Alvey W. Hauver
Foxville
Joseph and
Seraphine (Buhrman) Fox
Mt Moriah
Calvin Fox
Hanover
Charles Fox
Sabillasville
Mt. Moviah
Francis Bell
Ella
Catherine Bell
Ella Catherine Bell
Joseph Bell
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Washington County Hospital
Methodist Church of
R. A. Bell
Kraiss Mortuary
Plumbing and Heating Fixtures Ad Notice
Inventory for immediate delivery or installation includes water closets lavatories bath tubs plumbing material automatic electric and gas water heaters Timkin oil burners and Combus tioneer stokers offered for purchase by a local supplier.
Fire damages Hagerstown High School Vocational Center
A Saturday blaze damaged the Vocational Training Center at Hagerstown High School, with an early loss estimate of 20 000 dollars for the building and machinery. Firefighters fought flames for about two hours, sparking efforts to recondition equipment already damaged and resume the Bebe program next month.
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Hagerstown High School
Bebe
Antietam
Pioneer
Frederick Street
Vocational Training Center
Severe Downpour Sweeps Texas Coast Island City
A tropical storm lashed the Galveston area with torrential rain and high winds. Central movement reported 20 to 30 miles southeast of the isle city with inland arrival predicted last night. Ambulances, police, and Red Cross volunteers aided evacuations as buses halted and debris caused property damage on the island and Texas City.
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Page
Galvesstea
Texas
Isle City
Galveston
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Jasper
Red Cross
Kirwin
Texas City
Trains Collide Near Montpellier Killing Four
Paris report states four people died and 23 were injured when two trains collided near Montpellier in Southern France last night. The French news agency provided the casualty toll and incident details.
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Paris
Montpellier
France
Petkov Appeals Death Sentence From Bulgarian Court
Bulgarian opposition leader Nikola Petkov lodged an appeal with the supreme court to overturn a death sentence issued August 16 after his conviction for conspiring against the communist government. The United States and Britain urged Russia to join an investigation, but Moscow called the case a purely Bulgarian affair. The two powers then escalated the protest to the Kremlin.
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Sofia
Nikola Petkov
Bulgarian Supreme Court
United States
Britain
Russia
Petkov
Central Commission For
Bulgaria
Moscow
Kremlin
Weekend of Mishaps Involving Local Youths And Adults
A string of accidents during the weekend left several youths and residents injured. Names and ages include 11 month old 0I Winters and 11 year old John Abbott, treated after swallowed objects and a foreign body in the eye. Others suffered head, eye, or limb injuries from sports, bicycles, horses, and a taxi collision, with multiple hospital treatments and sutures noted.
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Winters
George Street
John Alfred Abbott
Columbia Road
Cecil Monroe
West North Street
Sidney Palmer
Washington Avenue
Arnold Shefffer
Carlton Avenue
Betty M. Mallett
Williamsport
Wayne Michael
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Harry Weaver
Frederick Street
George G. Baker, Jr
South
Cannon Avenue
Erskin Robinson
Claire Street
Jas. Powell
Funkstown
Rio Conference Clears Hurdle on Mutual Defense Plan
The inter American defense conference in Quitandinha Brazil reports progress with Argentina agreeing to collective means to stop intra hemisphere attacks after consultations. The United States and others accept the compromise plan as two thirds of the treaty was agreed. Meanwhile Punjab tensions spark reprisal killings across the India Pakistan frontier.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
United States
U.S
New Delhi
Punjab
Pakistan
Corrections Sought for Local Obituary List in Boonsboro
A note lists many names including Shoemaker, Edward H. Smith, Luther J. Smith, Wilbert W. Smith, and others. Readers with corrections or omissions are asked to contact Merle Funk in Boonsboro.
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Edward H. Smith
Luther J. Smith
Wilbert W. Smith
Hubert DB. Stine
John KH. Stine
John M. Storm
John L. Stottlemyer
Earl D. Stouffer
Carl V. Taylor
Harry A. Thomas
Daniel W. Boyer
Elmer R. Violet
Lloyd V. Wirts
Ernest B. Vogle
Hubert Wade
Frank T. Warrenfeltz
Harry R. Wastler
George W. Webber
John M.wisherd
Boonsboro To Have Memorial Ceremony
A memorial event is planned in Boonsboro with a roster of local residents and families listed among those honored. The article notes continued coverage from Page 1 and names numerous Easterday and Moser descendants, among others, outlining community involvement and the purpose of the gathering.
Train Fire Kills 27 In Berlin Suburban Service
A suburban train fire near Berlin in the Russian zone killed 27 and injured over 45 as flames swept an overcrowded coach. Police say a locomotive spark ignited a can of flammable liquid carried by film operator Max Eichholz, whose film exploded and burned.
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Berlin
Max Eichholz
Ecuador Switches Rulers Suddenly
Colonel Carlos Mancheno, former defense minister, proclaimed himself ruler after the bloodless overthrow and exile of President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra. Velasco Ibarra resigned. Mancheno called on the army for support and assumed executive power while promising to consult political parties on a cabinet.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Mancheno
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Velasco Ibarra
Baltimore Population Rises 25 Percent to 1 306 000
The metropolitan Baltimore District population has grown 25 percent since 1940 to an estimated 1 306 000, according to a Federal Census Bureau sample survey released today.
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Baltimore
Federal Census Bureau
Plane birth aboard Southwest flight near Medford
A young woman passenger gave birth to a daughter aboard a Southwest Airline plane departing Medford Oregon. An undergraduate nurse Miss Olga M Kempton Eureka California assisted the mother. The mother Mrs Pauline Larson and baby weighing four pounds five ounces were taken to Medford Community hospital and both were reported fine.
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Medford
Ore
Southwest
Richard Day
Nhrse
Olga
M. Kempton
Eureka
Calif
Medford Community Hospital
Pauline Larson
BC Headache Relief in Tablets and Powder
The quick relief action of the famous BC formula is now available as powder or tablets. Two tablets equal one powder and both deliver fast relief for headaches neuralgia and minor muscular aches. BC Headache Powders 10c and 25c BC Headache Tablets 25c Caution: use only as directed.
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America
Getting Metal Stains Out of Fabrics
Textile chemists advise using mild acid to remove copper brass tin or metal stains from fabrics. Use vinegar or lemon juice or a 19 percent acetic acid solution. Rinse promptly after the stain dissolves.
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Berkeley Miller
Hag
Erstown
Madigan General “Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
T. Miller
C Hospital
Dorothy Kirk
Woman's Home Companion
Secretary of Commerce
W. A. Harriman
American Fat Salvage Committee
Int
Fridinger & CO
N. Mulberry St
The
Potomac Edison Fo
Imilly
Trength
Ben
Bing
Rion
D. EA
H N
Jonathan Ma
Thomas Bidg
Acousticon of
Roy C. Lescalleet
Washington St
AIC
Ovatien
Rio
Boonsboro
Russell C. Easterday
Hubert E. Faulders
Luther R. Easton
Roy Fisher
Clarence Knox Frook
Clarence W. Foltz
Grover L. Ford
Paul Edward Gigous
Earl V. Griffith
Webster N. Griffith
Luther G. Grim
Elmer T. Gross
John R. Grove
Mark D. Grove
Fayette R. Harp
Robert A. Hines
Clarence H. Hoffman
Earl F. Holmes
John W. Holmes
Roy A Holmes
Albert L. Huffer
Alfred C. Huffer
Silas E. Huffer
Elsworth Hutzell
Frank §. Hutzell
Rey E. Smyre
Gaylor R. Jones
Ralph D. Keadle
Ralph A. Kefauver
George S. Kennedy
Charles R. Kline
Richard T. Maddran
Hubert Lee Martz
John N. Martz
Roger E. Martz
Roy C. Martz
Elmer McKinsey
Austin G. Michael
Alvey H. Moser
Kieffer M. Moser
Russe F. Moser
Harry E. Morrison
Harry W. Mullendore
Jacob A. Mullendore
John H. Mullendore
Oscar G. Mullendore
Omer F.myers
William H. Netz
Harry H. Norris
Victor A. Olsen
Malcom S. Falmer
Amos E
Sig Smith
North Potomac St
Peaaltime Courant of
Ascaris
Chamberlin Company of America
Earle
W. Washington St
Saum’s
Longines
Waltham
Hamilton
Elgin
Jonathan ST
Smith-Corona
Albert M. Long
W. Franklin St
Martin’s Grocery
Sexauer
Pres Literature
Dixie Supply Co
W. Church Street
Esso
Standard Oil Company OF
Newseast Hagerstown
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