Three To Share Big Reward In $352000 Theft
Obituary and crime notes from Charleston West Virginia discuss a three claimant split of a Maryland Casualty reward totaling about 19000 dollars after a $352000 theft. The article mentions suspects Mathews and Hildegarde Mathews Marmet residents and families tied to the case.
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Citizens Committee
Maryland Casualty
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South Charleston
Hildegarde
Mathews
Marmet
Mary McIntyre
Grover T. Mavis Jr
Charleston
Karl Hi. Mathews
Muttonsville
De Gaulle Warns Reds On Berlin Clash
De Gaulle warns Reds on Berlin as West Berlin faces pressure amid Soviet notes. West Germany demands free elections and a peace treaty with a legitimate German government, while Bonn argues for self determination and unity with West Berlin. Eisenhower warns against Western surrender to Khrushchev and emphasizes opposition to separate East German peace.
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Father Sacrifices Self to Save Son in Trench Collapse
In Lehi Ulah a father leaped into a sewer to shield his son from a cave-in. The dirt crushed the father while the 14 year-old Richard Adams survived, hospitalized for observation. Rescue workers were unable to save 30 year-old Carron Adams.
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Town Raises 7500 To Reopen Local Plant In Brenton
Brenton Kentucky residents contributed to a 7500 drive to reopen the Ashby Meinl Co plant shut 18 months ago. The effort drew support from Kiwanis Lions and Rotary and included many workers and families. The plant is expected to reopen around October 1.
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CRS Chief Retracts Criticism In Mystery State Police Report
A report on Wie morning events notes Sgt Robert Conrad of the State Patrol wrongly stated the State Police harmed a girl who had shock and internal injuries. The girl remained conscious, later to hospital. Funeral details for a second local victim are listed in Waynesboro. Weather affects transportation with forecasted low ceilings and clearing later.
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Probers Seek Cause In United Airliner Crash
Federal and company investigators worked to pinpoint the crash cause of a United Air Lines jet that killed 17. Of 122 aboard, at least 50 hospitalized, 38 with minor injuries. 16 victims died in the wreckage. Fire crews faced delays as questions about firefighting equipment arose.
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U.S. Weighs Path Forward on Nuclear Talks Amid Setbacks
Washington weighs disarmament options as prospects for a test ban stall. Khrushchev opposed dropping separate talks at Vienna, while McCloy Zorin discussions showed little progress toward a general disarmament conference. A UN‑backed plan eyed a July first meeting, but Moscow inflation stalled start dates.
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Planes Arrive as Race Ends in Lynchburg Mishap
Front page report notes many planes seen landing at Hause City as a race finishes. One aircraft crosses the line while another is disqualified for bypassing two mandatory stops. A crash reportedly involves women aviators near Lynchburg Virginia.
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Lynchburg
Prayer and benediction from Methodist executive secretary
Day . Or er J yf Pra day . Or er J yf Pra We praise Thee, O God, our Father, for bringing ws this Tar on our way and for stum naling the path ahead. We praise Thee for dokens of thy confidence in is despite our waverings. Be Tho with us in all that we shall undertake today. Attune our spirits to Thy divine Spirit. Reassure us of Thy place trough Christ Jesus, eager and able to redeem and renew. Oh, fuse Thy though with our thoughts, Thy will with our wills! Amen. John Marvin Rast, Columbia, S.C, executive secretary, Meth odist Board of Education.
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Methodist Board of Education
Guatemalan President Crushed Plot and Declares Siege
President Miguel Ydigoras claimed full control after breaking a new coup attempt. He imposed a state of siege and ordered the arrest of plotters as air force base defenses were reinforced near the capital. Unofficial reports cited about 100 arrested amid confiscated machineguns grenades and other weapons.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras
Ydigoras
Prenadessil Orestiniion
Showers Persist Across Region With Brightening Skies Soon
Weather forecast predicts showers and thundershowers across the area for several days with only brief clearing periods. Farmers welcome moisture as crops such as corn and fruit need rain. Temperatures rose to around 82 yesterday with rainfall amounts varying. records include 0.7 inch in one location and 0.19 inch by Saturday.
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D. Paul Oswald
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Howard Beckenbaugt
Baby Daughter Of Kidnapper Dies In Fire
EVEMETY Wash IAP Deen ta Collins four year old daughter of convicted kidnapper George Edward Catlins died in a fire that destroyed a two story wooden house. Collins was convicted February 22 1938 of second degree kidnapping in the abduction of Lee Crary eight of Edmonds Washington in September 1937. The child escaped after being tied to a tree. His parents posted a note demanding $0 000 ransom.
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Wash
Deen Ta Collins
George Edward Catlins
Collins
Secombetegree
Lee Crary
Edmoruis
Polio Cases Low Yet Rise Expected In US
The Public Health Service reports a remarkably low level of polio in the United States so far this year but cautions on potential increases. Eighteen new cases, eight paralytic, were reported for the week ending July 1 with 937 total cases noted earlier.
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Monroe
Congress Poised to Approve Canal Park Bill This Year
Congress may approve the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park bill in year. Sen J Glenn Beall and Rep Charles Mathias Jr express confidence the measure will pass. The plan seeks 15 000 acres of park land from Cumberland Md to the Potomac River Basin while preserving river uses such as flood control and water supply.
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Ayub Seeks U S Help as Kashmir Ties Loom
President Ayub Khan meets with President Kennedy in Washington to press Pakistan’s demand for a Kashmir plebiscite while focusing on economic aid and improving U S Pakistan relations. A dinner will cap Ayub’s visit before his New York flight aboard a U S Air Force plane.
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New Officers Installed By Hancock Lions
The Hancock Lions Club installed new officers this week with Homer District Governor Arthur Monis officiating. New officers include Otis Sensei as president, Harold Shriver as first vice president, Charles Workman as third vice president, Roy Fritz as secretary treasurer, Paul Myers as bulletin editor, Clarence Sunes Jr tail twister, Clarence Jones Jr lion tamer, and board members Walter Exline Roland Funk Veernand Santor Marshall Hoffman Chester Brannon Howard Grove. Leroy Lanehart is outgoing president and Lewis R. Conley was welcomed as a new member. The group plans a bath house for the Manoek swimming pool next year.
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Secant
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Hird
Roy Fritz
Paul Myers
Clarence Sunes, Jr
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Veenand Santor
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Chester Brannon
Howard Grove
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Athlete’s Foot Germ Kill in Three Days Claimed
An old notice claims a three day cure for athlete’s foot using a topical treatment sold at Urug Store. The ad promises quick relief from itching burning and reddened skin with a tested formula.
Burns Die in Car Fire After Beach Crash
Richard Hock, 94, a Hollywood stunt man, burned to death when his car jammed after a Santa Monica collision at the beach. Crowds watched as the front gas tank exploded and efforts to pry open the door failed. Gerald Irving, 40, Canoga Park, escaped serious injury.
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Cant
Richard Hock
Santa Monica Beach
Hock
William Halland
Gerald Jr.Irving
Canoga Park
County Receives 9330 Share of State Park Revenue
Washington County reports a $9330 share of income from state forests parks and recreation areas for January through March amounting to 16 percent of state earnings. funds derive from Fort Frederick and Washington Monument state parks with county residents enjoying picnics hiking swimming and other state property recreation.
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Washington Monument
H.C. Buckingham
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