Fingerprints in Degnan Case May Aid Heirens Probe
Chicago police report fingerprints found on a pasteboard box in Suzanne Degnan’s bedroom may help determine if they match William Heirens. Officials caution results are not yet definite while FBI and police lab tests continue. Attorneys prepare for possible trial amid reports of a written confession offer from the State.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
William Heirens
Walter Storms
Storms
Heirens
Suzanne
Degnan
Storme
FBI
University of Chicago
Charles Wilson
Police Crime Laboratory
Chicago Sun
William J. Tuohy
Susanne
Frances Brown
Josephina Ross
Tuohy
Bide
Garsson Named In 43000 Suit In New York Court
Murray W. Garsson named as defendant in a 43000 suit filed in supreme court by Samuel Greenfield assignee of the first Pan American Mercantile Corp. The complaint accuses Garsson and Marshall Martin of misrepresentation in the purchase of the Green Brier mining property in West Virginia. It contends Garsson and Martin promised an option and misrepresented value to obtain title funds.
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New York
Murray W. Garsson
Supreme Court
Samuel Greenfield
First Pan- American Mercantile Corp
Greenbrier
West Virginia
Marshall Martin
Garsson
Martin
Pan-American
Ming
West Virginia Manganese and Iron Corp
Gareson
Pan-America
West Virginia Managere and Iron Corp
Cameraman Dussay Seeks Drone Flight Through Atomic Cloud
Army air forces cameraman Dussay tried to ride a remotely controlled bombers drone into an atomic cloud to obtain unique footage. Military police watched his movements after his goal, asking him to stay away. he argued the mission posed minimal radiation risk and offered a waiver freeing the government of responsibility.
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Say
Dussag
Dussagg
Army Air Forces
Runinson
Dussay
Registers Plan County Sittings Continues Across Districts
The schedule resumes with sittings at Williamsport on Saturday September 25 and other districts to be advertised tomorrow. The county registers will remain at their courthouse basement office Mondays through Thursdays for registrations and transfers, urging early action for all residents.
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Williamsport
Court House
Barkley on Combine Help Says It Never Asked
Former NBA star Barkley says the munitions combine never sought his help and notes a quick hiring. The House committee seeks testimony from Rep. Dickstein and others involved in calls between Washington offices and the war contracting group. May of Kentucky is urged to testify with legal counsel as the panel probes the War Department links.
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Barkley
Rep
Dickstein
D-Ny
Washington
Munitions Combine
Lake Placid
N. Y
New York State Supreme
Freeman
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Combine
War Department
Doctors Oppose Bills Limiting Osteopaths Chiropractors And Naturopaths
Doctors oppose proposed bills from chiropractors osteopaths and naturopaths arguing for medical school certification for advanced practice and upholding current definitions. They call for regulation of physical therapy by law and warn against unqualified practitioners misreading communicable diseases.
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Beitler
State Board of Medical Examiners
C. H. Halliday
State Department of Health
Huntington Williams
Baltimore
Baldwin Backing Ticket For Democratic State Convention
Gov O Connor conferred with Lane on Baldwin ally Sasscer as temporary chairman with reports of possible permanent post. Lane said consensus favored Sasscer as temporary chair as Truman Cash to call the convention to order and open session to the public.
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Lasseer
O’conor
Lane
Rep. Baldwin
J. Millard Tawes
Three Major Appointments Here Announced By Board of Education
The Board of Education announced three key appointments. Solt, 42, shifts from Manchester High School to lead at South Potomac Street, bring ing vast experience from Maryland and Ontario. Diehl becomes director of secondary education with oversight of high schools and program adjustments for grades 11 to 12.
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Board of Education
Cation
Solt
Diehl
South Potomac Street
Manchester High School
Carroll County
Frederick County
University of Maryland
George Washington University
School of Education
McMaster University
Hamilton
Ont
Cumberland
Fort Hil
St. Mary’s High School
St. Mary's County
Manchester
Mt. Salt
Wm. K. Diehl
Clear Spring
Gettysburg College
Clearspring
Hancock
South Potomac
County Teachers Association
Stalingrad set to become city beautiful with new embankments
Stalingrad officials outlined plans for a rebuilt city center and outskirts featuring the Square of Fallen Heroes, the House of Soviets, a Stalingrad defense museum, and a 250 foot White column on the Volga island. A panorama at Matisey Hill and a Volga riverside beacon are planned.
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House of Soviets
Stalingrad
George VI
Winston Churchill
Matisey
Volga
Mamaev Hill
Buckley
Buchler
Buch
Tomato Canning Season Begins at Cavetown Plant
The Cavetown plant of the Southern Packing Company will devote operations to canning beans and tomatoes and processing tomato juice for several weeks. No peas were packed this summer, and the plant is concentrating on beans and tomatoes with hundreds of thousands of cans produced.
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Cavetown
Southern Packing Company
Washington county tomatoes find ready sale nationwide
Washington county canned tomatoes command strong demand among food distributors nationwide due to exceptional flavor. During the war years the Cavetown plant was fully taken over by the government for wartime needs.
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Washington County
Cavetown
Ex-Marine McFarland Executed After Escape and Appeals
McFarland, a former Marine born in Knoxville, was executed in the District of Columbia Jail after Supreme Court and presidential clemency denials. He and accomplice Medley escaped prison in April 194? and prompted a Congressional probe. McFarland had confessed to kidnapping and strangling Ber rum in Oct 1944 and showed calm readiness before death.
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McFarland
Samuel B. Dills
Forks
Wash
Dills
District of Columbia
Curtis Reed
Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Truman
Joseph D. Medley
Medley
FBI
United States Court of Appeals
Sanity Commission
Talmadge Again To Be Governor
Georgia’s Talmadge leads in a Democratic primary shaped by the county unit system. With 159 counties, rural areas hold 416 unit votes, and Talmadge builds strength in rural Georgia while Carmichael wins big city and Black votes. Final tallies show Carmichael 507,126. Talmadge 296,751 with Riv 67,196 and O Kelley 11,520 as 1,599 of 1,746 precincts reported.
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Atlanta
Red-gall
Gene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Ellis Arnal
James Vvarmichael
Sau-annah
South
U. S. Supreme Court
Carmichael
Arnell
Riv
O’kelley
Baptists Aid In Heifer Project Drives Donations Online
Baptists in Pasadena coordinate a drive to raise 3 million dollars for heifers. Carloads arrive in New Windsor from Idaho Kansas and other western points. Groups including New York Rural Life Institute and New York State Sunday School Association pledge hundreds of heifers. Washington Memorial Chapel and Lebanon Tennessee churches plan additional shiploads to aid hungry children quickly.
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Pasadena
New Windsor
Idaho
Kansas
New York Rural Life Institute
New York State Sunday School Association
Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Forge
Methodist Church of
Lebanon
Heifers to Boost Food Supply for Hungry Children
The article argues that increasing numbers of heifers and their offspring will raise milk output for future years. Even with modest yields of two gallons daily per heifer, the herd will supply about 32 glasses, and as they bear first calves they will add 8.10 more animals and long-term service to feed hungry children.
Gas Explosion Kills Nine and Injures Twenty Five
A gas main punctured by a worker in the cellar of Chris ties Spa caused a blast that destroyed seven Onset structures and damaged many more. The dead include William English and six others from Onset. many injured were treated at the scene. A fire followed the explosion and was quickly put out as residents described the disaster.
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William English
Spa
Guy Rizzutoi
Guy Rizzuto
George Heald
Johanna Rose
Cecil Barrett
George Gibbs
Christies’ Spa
English
John EB. Bassett
William F. Hodge
Mrs. Hodge
Police Asked To Check On Panhandling Within City Limits
City police are asked to stop panhandling in the town. Board member Agron Beecher urges checks on all panhandlers, noting daily occurrences at the same spots and ongoing at large despite recent jailings. Also mentions the Burr Hamilton duel near Weehawken, New Jersey.
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City Police Department
Agron Beecher
Board of
Street Commissioners
Beecher
OPA revival prospects dim as price controls debated
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 3 percent week rise in wholesale prices to 120.7 percent of the 1926 average for 900 commodities, with July up 7 percent and 14 percent since last August. A segment shows a fractional decline in the index of 28 basic commodities, first since price controls began. Senate conferees Taft Tobey and Radcliffe push counterproposal to end deadlock.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Senate
Taft
Tobey
R-Nh
Radcliffe
D-Md
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Ady
Caskey’s
Caskey Baking Co
Danzer Metal Works Company
Milly
Memoriam
Bennett
Pfc
Clarence L. Bennett
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Adv
J. L. Bennett
Lionel Travis
Hill's Toy & Novelty Store
Potomac Street
Baldwin
H.l.mills
Boston
J. R. R. Black
Jimmie
W. Franklin Street
Baptists
Fleisher’s
Frances Denney
Fleisher
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