Thorne's Mother Pressed Romance With Miss Ragen
A coroner's jury heard that Montgomery Ward Thorne's mother urged a relationship with Maureen Ragen. Ragen testified Thorne planned to marry her, left most of his fortune to her in a later will, and worried about funds as he sought work after Fordham studies. The case seeks the cause of Thorne's death.
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Thorne
Miss Ragen
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Maureen Ragen
Aleen Ragen
Maureen
Gordon C. Thorne
Carl A. Hedberg
Regan
Young Thorne
Fordham University
Ragen
Churchill in Washington Draws Huge Crowds at Visit
Hundreds line from White House fence to the Hotel Statler as Sir Winston Churchill, 79, visits Washington for talks with President Eisenhower. The prime minister, praised for his charm and stamina, says unity with the United States can curb world evils and quips about self quotation during a luncheon with the Washington press corps.
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Washington
White House
Hotel Statler
Churchill
Great Britain
Winnie
Pearl Harbor
Sir Winston
Paul Wooten
Anthony Eden
Eden
Wooten
Ted Press
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Canada
Ortiz Jailed In Car Death
Jose Gilbert Ortiz, 32, was booked on negligent homicide in the death of City Fireman Hubert Wayne Pilcher. A coroner s jury ruled Pilcher died from injuries in a Nogales highway crash caused by cars on the wrong side of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Gilbert Ortiz
W. Kennedy Jr
Hubert Wayne Pilcher
Ortiz
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Pilcher
Nogales Highway
Highway Patrol
N. Euclidave
Tucson
Martin W. Slater
S. Sixth Ave
Slater
Wayne Smith
San Francisco Bivd
KTKT Official Dies In California
Gordon W. Wallace 50 died in a San Francisco hospital after a year and a half with KTKT. Born in Bisbee he was a University of Arizona law graduate and Arizona bar member. Survived by brother Tom J. Wallace KTKT owner and two sisters. Burial in Bisbee pending arrangements.
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Gordon W. Wallace
San Francisco
Bisbee
Wallace
KTKT
Phoenix Title & Trust Co
University of Arizona College of Law
Arizona
Tom J. Wallace
Charles A. Pickrell
Tucson
An Maham
Englewood
Calif
Selective Service Moves to New Quarters in City
The U S selective service shifts to 136 N Park Ave with boards 12 and 13 in the old Red Cross building at East Ninth and North Park. The West McCormick Street office closed today and will reopen at 8 am tomorrow in the new location. County quotas are 20 to 25 per month as national drafts run 20 000 to 23 000 in June and July.
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U. S. Selective Service
N. Park Ave
Boards 12
Red Cross
East Ninth Street
North Park Avenue
West McCormick Street
Selective Service
Stevenson Urges Realism for Democrats at Illinois Dem Convention
Adlai E. Stevenson told the Illinois State Democratic convention that Democrats must project creeping realism on the national scene and help the Eisenhower administration succeed despite a leadership deficit. He urged the opposition to act when the party in power is divided, stating Democrats must do what they can to govern and lead.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
GOP
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Illinois
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington Press Corps
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Jack Erny
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Rowt
E. Pennington
Cosco
Mass
Co E Lin
Deve Construction
Dewbie
Howard & Stofft
Sa.ae
Turson Batly Citizens
Adlai
E. Congress Stucson
Store OF Friendly Service
Jacome's
Eom
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Dmaig
Skulkums
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Sailor
Cool Poplin
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