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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1955)
Vacant House Destroyed By Fire In Winston j Fire of unkonw orinlin destroy rd a vacant house in Winston Sat urday niKht. The house was located on Suks dorf Street and was owned by Bill Stringer, an out-of-state resident. Winston-Dillard Kural Fire Dept. members answered the call short ly before midnight. No estimate of the damage was available, reports Correspondent Mrs. Glenn Hyder. Ex-League Player Held For Slaying Mother-ln-Law I TAVERN1ER, Fla. 'JV-Conklyn ! Meriwether, 37-year-old carpenter ; and former baseball player, was I held without bond today in the ; hatchet slaying of his paralyzed ; mother-in-law and the wounding of two other persons. Meriwether, who was on the St. Louis Cardinals roster in 1948, was Campbed Collapses Under Weight Of Khrushchev NEW DELHI. India m -Nikita Khrushchev, Kussian Communist Party boss, may doubt the efficacy of an Indian good luck sign a pretty Indian girl dabbed on his forhead .Monday. Half an hour later in a R Scout camp, Prime Minister Neh- iu siretcned out on a string camp bed and then asked Khrushchev to try it as well. The bulky Rus wlio inuears to outweigh 160-pound ehru by at least 40 pound.-, did so and it collapsed un'ier him. British Train Accident Takes 10 Persons Lives MILTON', England Ofl At least 10 persons were dead Monday and i more than 100 injured following a 1 derailment which turned three I coaches of a Wales-to-London ex cursion train into a death trap. I A search crew of more than 500 I pulled the wreckage apart through out the night, finding the bodies jof nine women and one man. At i least 30 of the injured remained in critical condition. The train was carrying 290 ex I cursionists from cities in South I Wales, bound for an outing in the ! British capital. The engine and three coaches left the rails and toppled down a 20-foot embank- 1 ment after passing a switch. taken to vie Monroe County Jail i at Key West after the killing in his ' modest bungalow home at Tavern-1 ier Sunday afternoon. No charges1 have been filed. i Peace Justice Ralph Cunning-1 ham said .Meriwether killed Mrs.) Martin Ellen Mills, 49, a paralytic for nine years, and injured hhi' lather-in-law Charles IN. Mills, 55, and his brother-in-law, Paul Mills, 16. Bolh men suffered head wounds. .Meriwether's wife, Ruth. 28, fled to a neighbor's home with their three small children. Meriwether threw the hatchet into some bushes and was pacing up and down in front of the house when deputies arrived. Mrs. Meri wether said her husband was sub ject to violent rages. WORKSHOP TUESDAY A training workshop for Camp Fire guardians whose -girls are rank will be held Tuesday in Rose-i burg at the First Presbyterian j Church from 9-11 a m. i WCTU SPEAKER Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton will speak on The United Nations at a meet ing of the Koseburg WCTU to be held at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday at the First Christian Church. Members j and friends are invited to hear Airs, niton. Ground Observer Post Located In C. Valley A new Ground Observer Corps post has been established in Doug las County. It is located at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bostwick in Garden Valley. The Boslwicks live on Big Bend Road, and Mrs. Bostwick will be chief observer. She will main tain the post during daylight hours and will be relieved by her hus band when possible. Both have had air walch exper ience with the Koseburg GOC post, reports Correspondent A d d i e Schneider. The post was established recent ly by Mrs. Dolly Wright, as sistant coordinator nf the rnunlv GOC. 1 I Man Slightly Injured In Fall Out Of Truck ; OREGON CITY Tony E. i Warre suffered only minor injuries despite falling out of a fast-moving auiumoDiie, oeing dragged 50 leet. and then being run over at the neck by rear wheel. The 27-year-old Estacada man was on his feet and walking when police arrived to investigate. They sent him to a hospital for treat ment of cuts, bruises and possible rib fractures. George Hull. 17, a passenger, said that Warre was driving the car about 70 miles an hour when the door flew open and Warre fell part way out. The car left the road, plowed into a 50-foot hedge, ami then slopped against the front porch of a house. The house wn not dam aged seriously. HAS COFFEE HOUR The Glendale F. L. Club held a coffee hour at the home of Mrs. June Mohr Tuesday morning. Mrs. Gladys Reynolds was co-hostess. Approximately 20 ladies were present. 12 Bodies Being Brought From High Mountain I.AS VEGAS. Nev. m Horses and men labored in freezing weath er on the snow-covered slopes of Mt. Charleston today to finish bringing out the bodies of 14 men killed in the crash of an Air Force transport. Twelve bodies were brought down on horseback last night. Am bulances took them to the Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas for identification. I.t. Io G. Piper of the Air Force said it is expected the remaining two bodies will be recovered today. The C34 plane crashed Thursday at the 11.300-foot level as it was en route from Burbank, Calif., to the Nevada atomie testing ground. The 14 aboard included five Air Force men, five Air Force civil ian workers, two aviation engineers and two consultants. The cause of the crash has not been determined. Lt. Piper said everything at the scene indicated inai ine men were killed immediately. Man., Nov. 21, 19S3 -The News-Review, Koseburg, Ore. 3 Douglas Co. Men Attend Mosquito Control Meeting; Two Douglas County men at- j tended the state meeting of t h e Oregon State Mosquito and Vector .Control Assn. held recently in Eu gene. Sanilariun Irv Reierson and county vector control Officer Fred Lamoureaux report that a former Douglas County health department member. LaVerne Miller, was elected an officer of the associa tion. Miller is secretary-treasurer. He is now a stale health depart ment employe. Milton Buhler, Eugene, was elec ted president. Approximately 32 persons attended the two day meet, Nov, 17-18. Major task of the group is to plot ways and means of killing more mosquitoes, Lamoureaux said. The unique problem of Douglas County, control of mosquitois in festing mill ponds, was discussed at the session. In no other part of the country does such a problem confront residents. Former Resident Dies In Eugene Mrs. Stanford (Marie) Williams, 32, former resident of Roseburg, died at a Eugene hospital Sunday, following a brief illness. 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