Eight Die In Flames In Addison Michigan Fire
Farmer Gerald Beagle and seven of his nine children perished when their rickety frame home burned early today in Addison Michigan. The mother Dorothy Beagle survived after leaping from a second floor window and being carried to the hospital with burns and injuries. Authorities await verification of the furnace cause while noting the family had lost their previous home to a stove fire three months prior.
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Addison
Mich
U.R
Gerald Beagle
Beagle
Geraldine
Barbara
Eloise
Norma
Paul
William
Linda
Dorothy Beagle
Morris Miller
Addison Hospital
Robert Huebmer
Sky Chapel Planned in Chicago Sky Sanctuary High Above City
The Chicago Temple in Clark and Washington Streets will add a sky sanctuary near 400 feet up in the tower. Pastor Dr. Charles Ray Goff, living at the 330 foot level, envisions a quiet chapel for small weddings, prayer, and counseling far above the city noise. The 22 story building houses stores and offices, with 1,800 seats used on Sundays. The sanctuary aims to offer peace amid urban bustle as visitors travel from 35 states and beyond.
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Chicago
Clark
Washington Streets
Loop
Charles Ray Goff
First Methodist Church
Clark Street
Goff
Missouri captain says officers failed him at grounding
Capt William D. Brown of the battleship Missouri told a Naval court of inquiry that his officer team failed to support him during the January grounding in Chesapeake Bay. He was new on board and relied on the four defendants including Cmdr John R. Millett, Lt Cmdr Frank G. Morris, and Lt John E. Carr as the inquiry weighs responsibility.
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Norfolk
Missouri
William D. Brown
Naval Court
Chesapeake Bay
Brown
Norfolk Naval Base
John R. Millett
Cmdr
Frank G. Morris
John E. Carr
Pleads Not Guilty To Child Desertion
The trial of Orville L. Bennett of 604 Arthur began in 47th District Court this morning on child desertion charges. Bennett pleaded not guilty and was not represented by counsel. The jury was expected to hear the case early this afternoon.
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Orville L. Bennett
Arthur
47Th District Court
Bennett
H H School Pupils In Negro Minstrel
A P T A sponsored program at Humphreys Highland School features a Negro minstrel show and puppet act by over 50 pupils. Mrs R E Killion says pie coffee popcorn and soft drinks will be sold. admission 10 cents for grade school 25 cents for high school and 35 cents for adults. Warren Tuck ness performs an Al Jolson imitation.
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P-Ta
Humphreys Highland School
Dallas
R. E. Killion
East Eleventh
Humphreys Highland Pta
al Jolson
Warren Tuckness
Polk
Iron Trash Barrel Covers Now On Sale by City
The city trash department offers galvanized iron covers for trash barrels alongside the standard wooden lids. Metal covers cost 1.85 dollars, while wooden covers are 1 dollar, sold at cost by the city.
Metal trash barrel covers offered at City Barn
Heavy-gauge galvanized iron lids provide long service and reinforcement. They are flexible enough for slightly misshapen barrels and can be straightened if bent. Trash barrel covers may be obtained at the City Barn, Fourth and Monroe.
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City Barn
Fourth
Monroe
Princess Elizabeth’s First Child Born in 1948
ABC from London reported via a medical source close to the royal family physician that Princess Elizabeth had her first child Prince Charles in November 1948. The speaker claimed no knowledge to confirm or deny the reports, and offered no supporting information.
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American Broadcasting System
London
ABC
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Princess Elizabeth Rumor On Expecting Second Child
Buckingham Palace denied a report that Princess Elizabeth is expecting another baby in August. A palace spokesman stated the rumor is unfounded and gave no further details.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
State to stock 650000 trout before opening day
Massachusetts authorities will release 650,060 trout into streams and ponds before the April 15 fishing season opener. All fish meet the legal length, aiming to boost angling opportunities across the state.
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STATE
TROUT
Boston
Massachusetts
Customers Given A Cooling Off
CHICAGO A Chicago report notes a rapid temperature drop affecting ten customers who faced an abrupt change in conditions. The cooling event caused discomfort and prompted attention from local services and observers.
Stamp collection traded for house in Perth Australia
A stamp collection was exchanged for a residence in Perth, Western Australia, detailing a notable barter between a collector and a homeowner. The deal involved tangible philatelic assets traded for property, reflecting a unique asset swap within the local market.
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Perth
Western Australia
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SKY
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Bordens Cherry
the Borden Co
Food Buyers’ Guide
Baker’s
San Louis
Se Bn I
van Camp
Cca i
Sturgeon Bay
Hunt
del Monte
Hunt’s Pears
del Monte Pears
Pei
Folger’s Coffee
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Jare
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Ton Arm & Jammer Soda ii
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Larg
Armour
Ae Campbell
Platte River
Kimmel Hominy
ATEX
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Campbell
Mt .« SS
Princess Elizabeth
Gouldy Bros
Stein's Food Mart
Stillbrook
American Distilling Company, Inc
Lllingis
San Francisco
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