Disrobed Vicar Unfrocked in England Adultery Case
Chester consistory court stripped Philip St John Wilson Ross, 52, former vicar of Woodford, of all orders for grave scandal. He disappeared in 1955, supposedly drowned, then was found in Switzerland with a wealthy woman. Eight clergymen found habitual adultery since his disappearance.
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Philip St. John Wilson Ross
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Ross
Wales
Switzerland
No H-Bomb Tests Planned Through 1957 Says New York Post
The New York Post reports a Washington dispatch that the United States will suspend major H-bomb tests at least through 1957 and restrict next year’s tests to the Las Vegas area. The paper notes possible long-term limits, citing safety and easing international tensions, aligning with Adlai Stevenson’s stance noted by officials.
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New York Post
Washington Dispatch
United States
Atomic Commission
Las Vegas
Nev
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Post
Robert G. Spivack
the Post
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Eisenhower
Annexation Benefit Cited by Tucson Mayor
Mayor Don Hummel, seeking re election, cited annexations as enabling Tucson to gain a fair share of state gas and sales taxes. Speaking to a Democratic group at 4312 E Sixth St, he noted higher taxes in new areas and said about 43 percent of property taxes support schools while 25 percent fund the city. He projected more residents would soon get city water at city rates.
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Don Hummel
Tucson
William Wisdom
Sixth St
Wisdom
Hummel
Two Convicted As Drunk Drivers
Two people were convicted in Justice Court yesterday of driving while intoxicated. Betty J. Rhodes was found guilty and awaits sentencing by Edward J. Valeski with attorney Atto. Martin Rogers present for the state. J. R. Blevins was also found guilty and sentenced by Clark H. Johnson to pay a $125 fine or 20 days in jail.
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Edward J. Valeski
Atto
Martin Rogers
Pete Rubi
J. R. Blevins
Clark H. Johnson
Polio Shots Begin At Coolidge Elementary
Polio vaccine shots are being given to Coolidge elementary school students who did not receive vaccinations last year. The second dose in the series is planned for January.
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