Eleven year old boy accused in attic fire case
In San Antonio an 11 year old boy was accused of setting fire to two neighboring children in the attic of their home. The victims Lindsey Cunningham eight and Mary Louise twelve were burned as they screamed. Esther Cunningham eleven was critically harmed trying to save them. The sister Ruth twenty two wrestled with the boy. kerosene and a paper torch were used. Firemen controlled the blaze as neighbors and police investigated. the case awaits a formal verdict.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lindsey Cunningham
Mary Louise
Esther
Ruth
Jo. Cunningham
Maude Wharton
Maude
Fred Roth
Associated Press
Sandoval
Cunningham
Justice of the Peace
B. B. Brotherman
Eisenhower to Address West Virginia Cities September 25
President Eisenhower plans a sequence of talks starting September 25 with stops in Kenova Huntington Parkersburg Wheeling and Grafton West Virginia. Aid from Eisenhower headquarters in Washington cited as arrangements proceed with GOP leaders meeting in Cleveland.
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Central Committee
Eisenhower
Washington
Rinehart
Cleveland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
West Virginia
Kenova
Huntington
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Grafton
Everett Dirksen
Salisbury
Dirksen
Allegany County
Allegany Country Club
Cumberland
Easton Armory
Rep. J. Glenn Beall
Senate
Denree P. Mahoney
Baltimore
Inence Committee
Beall Campaigns Across Southern Maryland District
Tomorrow and Saturday events include a jousting tournament in Mechanicsville and discussions with Democratic leaders from St Marys Calvert and Charles Counties. Beall yesterday visited Snow Hill Pacamoke City meeting shoremen and distributing Beall-for-Senator book matches and towel finger nail files to attendees.
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Maryland
Saturda
Mechanicsville
St. Marys
Calvert
Charles
Beall
Battle Snow Hill
Pacamoke City
Doortoddaar Sansden
City council weighs fees and curb issue on Potomac Street
City business includes per foot fee for street lines, water line work on Dual Highway, and a curb replacement order for Arthur W. Sheetz. Attorney Urner to seek reconsideration, traffic film review on Jonathan Street and Summit Avenue, merchants seek restored parking on Fort Jamie Street, plus a note on blood volume in humans.
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Francis H. Urner
Arthur W. Sheetz
North Potomac Street
Canneil
Jonathen Street
Summit Avenue
Jonathan Street
Ftamie Street
Stevenson Camp Hopes For GOP Midwest Split
Illinois governor canvassed Ohio race dynamics with optimistic reports. Frank Lausche seeks re election against Republican Charles Taft as Senator Taft weighs campaign plans and Eisenhower support. Stevenson readies Western trip with vague topics for Denver debut amid ongoing campaign strategy.
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Ilinois
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Charles Taft
John Bricker
Lex. Taft
Namie Nation
Robert Taft
Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
Taft
Stevenson
Denver
Washington
York Fair to Open Tuesday at York Inter-State Fair
More than 1.9 million people from several estates and the District of Columbia are expected to attend the York Inter-State Fair from September 9 to 14. Secretary Samuel Lewis announced record entries across departments, with capacity limits forcing some late entries to be turned away. The event features cattle poultry and swine shows, a lavish concrete steel grandstand, and extensive entertainment planned by a 100000-dollar steel covering.
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York
District of
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Man Must Pay For Damaging Wife's Furniture
A man was ordered to pay 200 for damages after a violent outburst at 118 West Franklin Street and 148 West Franklin Street left extensive destruction. Police found the apartment in ruins with doors off hinges, broken china, a toppled refrigerator, and smashed mirrors as Martin Miller was held at police headquarters.
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East Franklin Street
West Franklin Street
Martin Miller
Some 4F's Likely Will Be Tapped by Hershey Report
Washington reports that Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey says some men rejected as 4 F will be drafted to meet manpower needs of about 1,200,000 during the coming year. He blamed psychologists for contributing to the high rejection rate and warned that tests do not measure emotional stability.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
American Psychological Association
Prayer for TODAY by Carl Hearn Kopf in Washington DC
A devotional prayer from Carl Hearn Kopf of the First Congressional Church in Washington DC. It thanks God for growth in wisdom stature and favor and asks for grace in knowing Jesus Christ, avoiding mental and spiritual stagnation.
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God
Jesus
Carl Hearn Kopf
Washington, DC
First Congressional Church
New Teachers At County Schools Continued From Pare I
Walford Staley leads Fla firstowns welding and metalwork program as new staff list unfolds. Elementary schools feature Lucile Roney at Antietam and Svelyn Haines at Beaver Creek, plus multiple teachers across Bonnsboro Cascade Fountaindale Greensburg and more with many Mrs. and Miss titles. High schools show shifts at Roonshorn Clear Spring Hagerstown Hancock Smithsburg Washington Street Williamsport and others with a wide roster of educators named.
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Walford Staley
Flaeerstown
Antietam Street
Lucile &. Roney
Beaver Cresk
Svelyn Wl Haines
Bonnsboro
Mary C. Crampton
Mass
Judith C. Ellsvenrch
Joan C. Poole
Nathryn Brker
Dolores R. Fowler
Patricia L. Seifarth
Alicea §. Wiseman
Cascade
Elva K. Holmes
Fountaindale
Janice H. Bennett
Greensburg
Esther M. Ankrum
Hancock
Ruth B. Smith
Howard Street
Jessve
Ritter. Huyetts
Shirley M. Frye
Bernita FE
Otta
Leitersburg
Joan P. Sellers
Mary M. Smith
Sandy Hook
Delberta D. Harris
Sharpsburg
Louise P. Saville
Smith
Roonshorn
Margaret B. Bila
Dorothy €. Gleichman
Janet Gryson
Norman W. Haines
James G. Jones
Patricia 4. Keefer
Nancy G. Manuel
Nancy G. Nicewarmey
Kenneth Potter
Belya W. Wand
Clear Spring
John Lb. Frat
Donald W. Loughrie
James Manuel
Elizabeth Ann Newcomer
Hagerstown
Miriam L. Fries
Edward €. Kerehoyal
Audrey N. Baker
Mary Grove
Alfred H. Howlett
Smithsburg
Horace W. Fuller
Barbara A. Hockman
Hilda L. Worthington
Washington Street
Fred C. ¢Roll
Bernard A. Hodinko
Theodore S. Hull
William R. Feavons
Williamsport
Joseph W. Gay
Mary Jo Long
Barbara, Taylor
Clear Spring and
James L. Fisher
Nations Living Beyond Incomes Report Warns of Global Strain
The International Monetary Fund reports worsening world financial conditions as nations live beyond their incomes. The fund notes a regression last year toward restrictive money and trade controls in its annual report covering the fiscal year ending April 30.
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Washington
Tha
International Monetary Fund
Pittsburgh Funeral Home Fire Causes Major Damage
A three story Pittsburgh funeral home the Bignhauer Mortuary suffered about 250000 dollars in damage in an early morning blaze. Seven firefighters were overcome by smoke as crews battled the flames for more than an hour and removed five corpses from the building. Fire Chief James Coslett directed operations and emphasized firefighter safety during the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Bignhauer Mortuary
James Coslett
Rimiaia
Revris
Eisenhower Opens Philly Campaign With Fighting Tone
In Philadelphia tonight Dwight D. Eisenhower formally opens his presidential drive with a newly forged tough image after a southern tour. Gov. Sherman Adams declares the campaign will be hard hitting as Eisenhower, smiling briefly, says he made a lot of friends and will outline his views in the next phase.
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New York
Dwight
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Pone
South
Fisenhower
Republican Message Aims to Shape NBC Audience Tonight
A foreword policy focus targets Pennsylvania Republicans and a national NBC radio television audience. He is expected to direct sharp criticism at the Truman administration's conduct and foreign policy.
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Pennsylvania
NBC
Truman
School Costs Are Outlined From 1951 Budget Report
A school budget summary shows a balance of 114 944.25 at start July 3 1951 and disbursements across general control 114 258.50 instruction 2 302 765.88 operation 171 012.23 maintenance 69 806.21 auxiliary agencies 285 BRAS Aspital outlay 9 698 707.05. The year end balance June 30 1952 was 40 321.03. Jupiter mass note and population claim follow.
Glove stole pushes fashion in pageant of accessories
A playful ad copy touts a new glove stole paired with a matching hat. It argues women notice details men miss and questions why advertisers limit reach to a fraction of potential buyers, noting newspapers are read daily.
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