Mossler and Powers Acquitted in Slaying Case
In Miami, Mrs. Candace Mossler and her nephew Melvin Powers were acquitted of murdering her husband Jacques Mossler. A news conference followed with Mossler denying marriage plans and Powers planning to return to Houston. The trial spanned seven weeks with over 100 witnesses, ending in a unanimous acquittal and discussions of the estate distribution.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Mossler
Mel Powers
Powers
Messler
George Schulz
Candace Messler
Times Change Taste and the Altar for the Children
A fragment from a Walter C. Parkes piece discusses changing tastes and the idea of sacrifice for the sake of children. The observed shift in culture is framed as a necessary transformation to benefit younger generations.
U.S. Court of Appeals Opens Five Day Session Three Racial Cases On Docket
The Fourth Circuit begins a five day session in Richmond with three racial discrimination cases on the docket. One appeal seeks reinstatement for seven Giles County teachers after integration. another involves three nurses discharged in 1963.
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Richmond
Pital
Hampton
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Giles County
U.S
Thomas B. Michie
Michie
Circuit Court
Dixie Hos
PTA balks at dust eraser cost at Public School 4
Indianapolis AP report notes PTA cuts dusting device plan citing $80 expense as too high after considering a $37 electric duster. Principal Charles Delaporte confirms the decision, with the dusting task kept by hand. Winston Churchill served as prime minister under George VI and Elizabeth II.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Parent
Charles Delaporte
PTA
Winston Churchill
George VI
Elizabeth
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