Mother held for slaying two children in Babylon home
March 7 news item reports Henry Thomsen, 25, confessing that his mother suffocated his two children Kathleen Elizabeth Thomsen aged three and Henry E Thomsen Jr five months. State troopers found the bodies in a mud surrounded two room shack. Assistant District Attorney Lind says she signed confession. case to go before Suffolk County grand jury. Henry adds quote about husband Harry not taking her out. mother previously served 18 months in Bedford State Reformatory for Women. Also brief item: Abel Wolman to speak at Cumberland forum on flood control at Fort Hill High School.
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Babylon
Henry E. Thomsen
Thomsen
Lindsay Henry
Saffolk County Grand Jury
Edward Gaughan
William Rely
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Henry E. Thomsen, Jr
Henry
New York Bedford State Reformatory
Wolman
Cumberland
Abel Wolman
Johns Hopkins University
Fort Hill High School
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Owen E. Hitchins
Westminster cashier pleads guilty to embezzling bank funds
Denton Gehr, 38, longtime cashier of First National Bank Westminster, pled guilty to embezzling 11270. Bail set at 5000. bank bond 25000. Prosecution says he admitted shifting funds since 1980, accessing assets via his office. Also note Washington DC has many unmarried women per capita.
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Denton Gehry
Stormer
First National Bank
D. Eugene Walsh
Gehr
Cullen
Lewis K. Woodward
James E. Boylan, Jr
Westminster Institution
Woodward
George Gehr
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
U. S
G. Randolph Aiken
Aiken
Moon's disintegration may annihilate life on earth
A 40 million year future scenario by J B S Haldane imagines the moon breaking apart due to tidal friction, raising earth temperatures, drying rivers, and wiping out life within days. Humans relocate to Venus and Mars, adapt bodies, and plan colonization of Jupiter as the solar system evolves toward distant stars.
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J. B.S. Haldane
G. H. Darwin
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Haldane
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Mars
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Jupiter
Solar
Amicable US Japan pact on Alaskan fishing reached
Tokyo reports a peaceful settlement of the fishing dispute in Alaskan waters. Officials say American wishes have been met fully though details are withheld. The announcement marks a resolved phase after tense negotiations between Japan and the United States.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Alaskan
Hunt for Mayor's Assistant Continues in Elkton
Elkton Maryland police probe the assault on Mayor Henry H. Mitchell, considering a taxicab driver unable to pay a $100 license fee as a possible motive. The mayor was attacked returning from a fire company banquet by a tall thin man who did not steal valuables after grappling with him.
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Elkton
Henry H. Mitchell
Parsons
Mitchell
Volunteer Fire Company
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