Dream Fatal For Couple From Nebraska
The bodies of Lloyd N. Osborne and his wife Helen, both of Omaha, were found at a Gunflint Trail cabin 35 miles north of Grand Marais. Osborne apparently killed Helen during a nightmare with a hatchet then died by poison after writing a note claiming to have “the easy way out.” The couple vacationed with family. their son David, 19, discovered the scene.
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Omaha Thurst
Henry Eliason
Cook County
Lloyd N. Osborne
Omaha
Helen
Here
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Jake Bird
State of Washington
David Osborne
David
Weaver
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Soviets Call for Unity of German Areas in East West Talks
Soviet backed editors in the eastern press urged German unity in economics and potential political accord. Eastern Berlin officials hinted at possible understanding in divided Berlin as negotiations resume on a trade treaty and Walter Ulbricht voiced optimism of good results.
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Germany
West Berlin
Five Hurt As Trailer Jackknifes Into Car
An Oklahoma family of five was hospitalized after a one wheel trailer towed by their car jackknifed on a hill seven miles west of Las Cruces New Mexico. Mrs Frank Wheeler of Hinton Oklahoma suffered a broken arm and internal injuries. Rev Frank Wheeler and daughters Doriswell 14 Sylvia 10 Virginia Sue 6 had minor cuts and bruises. They were returning from a California vacation when the trailer overturned the automobile. State police reported the accident occurred Tuesday evening on a hill seven miles west of the city.
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Las Causes
N. M
Oklahoma
Frank Wheeler
Hinton
Okla
Doriswell
Sylvia
Virginia Sue
California
Here
Steel Union Near End Of Arguments
The CIO United Steelworkers near the end of its case before a presidential fact finding board seeking a fourth round of wage boosts and benefits. The union pressed for pension plans and social insurance funded by the industry and challenged industry pension cost figures as misleading. Latimer defended a $125 monthly pension for 65 retirees and argued the proposed 30 cent hourly package plus wage and insurance increases were affordable.
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New York
CIO United Steelworkers
Murray Latimer
Latimer
Enders Voorhees
U.S. Steel
Voorhees
John A. Stephens
Stephens
19 Injured In Milwaukee Interurban Crash
Milwaukee Wis Aug 25 Fifteen passengers and four crew members were injured when one interurban car rear ended another in a deep cutback. Motorman Leroy Equitz was in critical condition with compound leg fractures and internal injuries. The second car may have been traveling about 65 mph and the crash split the leading train in two thirds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Leroy Equitz
Ralph Janus
Equitz
George Lederer
Kenosha Motor Coach Lines
Spanish speaking blood drive group formed in Superior
A Spanish speaking committee in Superior is organized to assist the Aug. 30 Red Cross bloodmobile visit. Bertha Maldonado, a University of Arizona graduate and Superior school teacher, will head the group to boost participation of Spanish-Americans in blood donations.
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Superior
Red Cross
Tucson
Bertha Maldonado
University of Arizona
Yuma Fliers Start Third Try to Break Endurance Record
Two former Navy pilots from Yuma Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse resumed a bid to surpass the 1,008 hour endurance record set by Bill Harris and Dick Riedel. They launched the City of Yuma from Marsh field at 7 15 p m. with in-flight refueling and rebuilt engine after prior failures.
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Yuma
Navy
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
Bill Harris
Dick Riedel
Fullerton
Calif
Woodhouse
Aeronca
Marshfield
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