Couple Calm Over Death Trial in Kentucky Poisoning Case
Comely Katherine Lee and her mother Kate Goad waived examining trial on charges they poisoned Katherine’s husband Allie Lee and another guest James Croslin at a family dinner. They were held for the Septem ber term of the grand jury as details emerged of long standing family tensions.
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Bowling Green
Katherine Lee
G. D. Milliken, Sr
Allie Lee
James C. Croslin
Croslin
Lee
William Natcher
Leland Logan
Mrs. Lee
Natcher
Goad
Lees
Milwaukee Fights Polio Outbreak in City
Milwaukee officials and health leaders mobilized resources after an infantile paralysis outbreak claimed 14 lives, the deadliest here since 1945. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis chapter authorized oxygen trucks respirators and nurse recruitment from out of state, while South View hospital cared for 94 polio cases and reported two teen deaths from bulbar polio.
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Milwaukee
National Foundation For
Red Cross
South View Hospital
Parker House Uses Dummy Host for Small Banquets
Boston's Parker House will provide a dummy named McTavish Finklestein for private banquets with as few as 13 guests, serving as a stand in host during service in the hotel.
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Finklestein
Boston
Parker House
McTavish Finklestein
Parents Agree To Operation For 22 Month Old Girl
An estranged mother and father agreed to a critical operation for their 22 month old daughter Pamela Frances Lamphere to correct a rare bladder condition. A court-ordered panel of six doctors urged surgery within 60 days, despite a separation dispute and a divorce suit. Both parents consented after the ruling.
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Chicago
Pamela Frances Lamphere
Irene Lamphere
Fred
Pamela
Walter R. O'Malley
Browns Acquire End Frank Kosinkowski from Bills
The Cleveland Browns announced the purchase of end Frank Kosinkowski from the Buffalo Bills for an undisclosed sum. Kosinkowski, who played with undefeated Notre Dame last year, is described by the Browns as a good defensive player.
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Bowling Green
Cleveland Browns
Frank Kosinkowski
Buffalo Bills
Kosikowski
Notre Dame
Browns
Baby Sitting Advice Cited By Minneapolis Psychiatrist
Minneapolis public school psychiatrist Dr. Harold B. Hanson cautions parents that excessive babysitting and outside activities push girls toward premature adulthood. He links rising emotional breakdowns in high school and junior high girls to over scheduling and early emotional overstimulation.
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Minneapolis
Harold B. Hanson
Minneapolis Public School
Hanson
Price Of Pork Drops Across Cornbelt Markets
Retail resistance to high hog prices pulled prices down at major stockyards for a second day. Pork on the hoof fell from 25 cents to 1 dollar per hundred pounds in several Cornbelt centers as housewives shunned high prices. Trade was slow in livestock and wholesale meat with pork prices steady to down a cent in New York. The survey of 25 cities showed pork chops up almost four cents from last week while hamburger fell similarly. Butter varied with 11 cities cutting prices and two raising them.
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United Press
Cites
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Omaha
Philadelphia
Bingham County Sells Bonds in Idaho Security Loan Drive
Special to the Post reports Bingham county finished second in Idaho Security Loan sales. J. C. Sandberg, chairman, notes $191,903.25 in bonds sold, below quota but influential for the county economy. Valley county led with sales just over the quota, aided by district volunteers and local press and business support.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Idaho
J. C. Sandberg
Sandberg Valley County
Yugoslavia purge arrests hundreds in anti Cominform drive
In Belgrade a ten day purge leads to hundreds of arrests including 50 members of the secret police as authorities target those suspected of supporting the Cominform against Premier Marshal Tito.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Secret Police
Marshal Tito
Grace Idaho Community Notes Highlight Local Travel and Events
Grace Idaho residents share news on travel including Allen Packer Homer Williams attending Boise athletics events. Local families welcome relatives from Pocatello Rigby Ogden Preston and California while others visit Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park. A rodeo performer DeMar Bartlome debuts trick riding and Gary Adams sustains a arm injury with eight stitches.
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Grace
Idaho
Allen Packer
Homer Williams
Grace High School
Boise
Heber Smith
James Benson
Nate Walters
Salmon
Gary Adams
Clifford Adams
Ray Fowler
Betty Wyss
State Gibson
Yellowstone National Park
Marine sets firing record at Quantico
At Marine Corps Schools in Quantico Virginia Corporal Henderson Barkley III aged nineteen fired a Browning automatic rifle score of 237 out of 250 tying the world record set in 1948.
Traffic in Oregon Increases 50 Percent Since 1941
Oregon state highway department reports a 50 percent rise in highway traffic from 1941 to 1948 reflecting growing automobile usage and road activity across the state.
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Oregon
State Highway Department
Old Size Bills Trap Boy Gang in Rhode Island
In West Warwick R I a group of youths used large size two dollar bills and Indian head pennies as payment at a banana split stand. Police traced the case to a vacant house where the boys found a money stash believed left by a former retired letter carrier. The total money was about two thousand dollars.
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West Warwick
R. I
Vet Aide Meeting Set in Boise for VA Education Talks
Leon Fields of the VA announces a Boise conference on August 27 with state educators and VA officials addressing higher education challenges in veterans training. Idaho colleges including Idaho State College and others will send presidents, coordinators, and fiscal agents to discuss round table topics. Texas State College for Women is noted as a large residential women's college.
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Leon Fields
Veterans Administration
Boise
Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
Thomas P. West
Farragut College and Technical Institute
North Idaho College of Education
University of Idaho
Northern Idaho Junior College
Boise Junior College
The
College of Idaho
Northwestern Nazarene University
South Idaho College of Education
Ricks College
Classrooms Soar as Emerson Students Fly to San Diego
Seventh graders from Emerson Junior High chartered two planes for a round trip to San Diego to study Southern California from the air. Teacher Arline Steiner led a 60 pupil geography class that washed dishes mowed lawns babysat held a rummage sale to raise funds. They will use flight insights in classroom work.
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Pomona
Cal
Emerson Junior High School
Arline Steiner
San Diego
California
Henderson Declines County Coroner Candidacy
Henderson announces he will not run for county coroner this year after a write in nomination by the Republican party. He cites personal reasons and says he is not interested in politics or seeking the office.
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Jack Henderson
Henderson
Governors oppose federalizing National Guard
The U S governors executive committee backed full cooperation with the federal government for national security while denouncing a proposal to federalize the National Guard as un American and unconstitutional. Wyoming Governor Lester C Hunt chaired the meeting with state reps from Kentucky Michigan Idaho Maryland and New Jersey and discussed civilian defense plans with federal officials.
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Chicago
U.S. Governors’ Conference
United States
National Guard
Lester C. Hunt
Wyoming
Russell J. Hopley
Department of Defense
Clem D. Johnston
Department of the States
Hunt
Departments of
Army and Air
Kentucky
Michigan
Idaho
Maryland
New Jersey
Family attends classes at Texas Christian University
Mr and Mrs J L Schuler and their son Joe 17 attend classes at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. Schuler is pursuing a three year graduate program for a bachelor of divinity after earning a bachelor of arts from TCU in 1929.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University
J. L. Schuler
Joe
Schuler
TCU
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