Two Deaths In Tennessee Case Baffles Community
In Livingston Tennessee Edward Burgess 16 killed his sweetheart Frances Reece 13 then killed himself using a 12 gauge shotgun. Police call it murder and suicide but offer no motive beyond a possible quarrel. No note found. Community watches for answers as burials proceed.
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Livingston, Tenn
Edward Burgess
Frances Reece
Little Bethel Church
Burgess
Reet
Sheriff's Office
Claude Roberts
Doctors weigh first ever operation on blue baby
Culver City California doctors studied today whether to perform a pioneering operation on seven month old Terry Johnson who has an interatrial septum defect. The infant may not survive eight more years if the risky surgery is not done and would likely die otherwise. Surgeons at Johns Hopkins were consulted with Dr Alfred Blalock, famed for blue baby cures, though no human trials had been performed. The operation carries grave risk and doctors doubted the team would consent to operate.
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Culver City
Cal
Terry Johnson
Washington Hospital
Terry
Ted Johnson
John Hopkins Hospital
Alfred Blalock
Baltimore Institution
Blalock
Publisher Gives Talk at Kiwanis Luncheon
Col. M. P. Goodfellow, a newspaperman and world traveler, warned Pocatello Kiwanis members that the nation is vulnerable to secret operations. He spoke at the Hotel Bannock detailing his Korea service in the information coordination department and noted Russian activity there. The troubadour quartet entertained, with members Rudolph Goransen Ralph Garrett Cliff Miller and Larry Cowan, led by accompanist Mrs. Goransen.
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M. P. Goodfellow
Kiwanis
Bannock
Goodfellow
Department of Co
Korea
Pocatello Kiwanis
Pocatello Troubador
Rudolph Goransen
Ralph Garrett
Cliff Miller
Larry Cowan
Goransen
Col. Goodfellow
Milt Zener
Roy Lieberman
Allan Broverman
Dennis Dalton
Gray Boyd
Max Cohn
Marshall Hayden
E. R. Buehler
Guernsey Breeders Plan Eastern Idaho Field Day
A Guernsey field day for eastern Idaho breeders will start at 9 30 a m Thursday at the Dwight Disney farm near Idaho Falls. The event will move to the Wen del Christensen farm near Shelley and then the Jesse Stand er farm at Thomas with judging sessions and a judging school directed by C J Pritzl. Attendees should bring lunches and enjoy coffee and ice cream served by the hosts.
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Idaho
Dwight Disney
Idaho Falls
Roy West
Boise
National Guernsey Association
Petersborough
N.H
G. C. Anderson
Extension Dairyman
University of Idaho At
Sinclair Dwight Disney
Woman Facing Charge Of Killing Cab Driver
Margie Dee Carreon 22 of Houston is charged with murder in the death of cab driver Marion Metts 47 found with a brassiere around his neck in a Galveston area taxi. An examining hearing is set for June 9 with bond at 2500. she claims she did not kill him.
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Galveston
Tex
Margie Dee Carreon
Houston
Justice of the Peace
Emil Schenk
Marion Metts
Metts
Dickinson
Galveston-to-Houston
Carreron
Joseph Carreon
Galves
Royalty Expects Baby Princess Elizabeth to Have a Baby
Buckingham Palace is expected to announce within a fortnight that Princess Elizabeth will have a baby this fall with October 15 as the probable birth date. The heiress presumptive to the throne and Prince Philip were married November 20, 1947. The notice will likely state she is not undertaking further engagements for the next months.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Elizabeth
Fund Bill Is Slashed by 25 Percent in House Action
The House Appropriations Committee cut treasury and post office requests for the new fiscal year by a quarter, allowing a combined total of 438 million 953 thousand 10 dollars, far below agency budgets. It rejected forecasts from the internal revenue bureau on refund funding, directing the treasury tax bureau to pay required refunds as needed.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury and Post Office Department
House
The
Treasury
Post Office Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tax Bureau
Congress
Officer Found Dead at Fort Shafter
Colonel Joe J. Miller 53 signal officer of the U S Army in the Pacific was found dead of a gunshot wound in his quarters at Fort Shafter Honolulu. Miller a veteran of both wars from Magnolia Mississippi had been on Oahu since February and a board of inquiry began an immediate investigation.
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Honolulu
Joe J. Miller
U. S. Army of the Pacific
Fort Shafter
Miller
Magnolia
Miss
Oahu
Democracy at low ebb says Marshall Field at New School
Marshall Field president of the Chicago Sun warned that democracy is at a low ebb in the United States and urged reaffirmation of American principles at the New School for Social Research commencement where he received an honorary doctor of laws. He said civil liberties are threatened by police-state actions and a climate of secrecy fear and suspicion.
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New York
Marshall Field
The
Chicago Sun
Field
New School For Social Research
Two Utahns Die In Weekend Auto Crashes
Two Utah residents died in weekend car accidents while a motorist safety warning was issued. George Wells 46 of Ogden and Mrs La Rue Charlesworth of Price perished in separate crashes on U S highways near Kaysville and Huntington. Wells died when his car left the highway after dozing at the wheel. Charlesworth lost control while speeding north of Huntington. The Wells car carried Wells his wife Frances and six week old daughter Connie Rae. Both Wells and his wife were injured but in fair condition. The Charlesworth death is listed as the wife of Grant Charlesworth of Price. Police urged motorists to drive carefully this Memorial Day weekend.
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George
Wells
Ogden
la Rue Charlesworth
Price
Kaysville
Frances
Connie Rae
Charlesworth
Huntington
Emery County
Highway Patrol
Grant Charlesworth
Blood Donations Move Across War Fronts In Ice Boxes
During the war 8,000,000 blood donations were carried successfully in all temperatures in traveling ice boxes from the blood peers to the processing laboratories.
Chicago Family Visits Blackfoot in Idaho Springs
Mrs. Bryan Merrill of Chicago visits Blackfoot for a week staying with her brother Stanley Exster and his wife Linda and Stephen Merrill accompany her. She will see her mother in Idaho Falls before returning to Chicago.
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Blackfoot
Bryan Merrill
Chicago
Linda
Stephen
Merrill
Lorraine Exster
Stanley Exster
Idaho Falls
Bern De Forge Barred From Baseball For Throwing Game
Bern De Forge veteran pitcher and manager of the Reidsville Luckies in the Carolina league has been permanently barred from organized baseball for throwing a game against Winston-Salem on May 14.
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Columbus
Bernard de Forge
Reidsville
N.C
Luckies
Winston-Salem
Prompt Cooling After Drawing Prevents Bacteria Growth
After drawing, iMith should be cooled in winter just as in warm weather. Prompt cooling reduces bacteria growth risk by lowering temperature quickly and maintaining quality.
Giant Ship Is Okayed by Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a bill to halt work on 13 other vessels to free funds for a 65,000-ton carrier that could launch B29s with atomic bombs. Secret testimony from James Forrestal, John L. Sullivan, Louis E. Denfeld and other top navy officials preceded the vote.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
James Forrestal
Secretary of Navy
John L. Sullivan
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Jains See Soul Colors Signifying Virtues and Vices
The Jains, a religious sect in India, believe the soul bears six colors representing its character with three good and three bad traits. This symbolic framework guides moral and spiritual self assessment and ethical living.
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India
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