Ace the famous dog sold to Maryland family
INDIANAPOLIS Ace a towering great dane once famed from a Christmas photo six years ago has been replaced by a dachshund named Inga. Owner Emmett Steffey recalls Ace was “100 big” but remains unhappy about the change, noting the new dog cannot compare to Ace. The dog’s sale to Charles M. Rouzer of Hagerstown followed national AP wire photo acclaim and a state prize.
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John Joseph
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Christmas Family Has Troubles
The ile family of five faces the annual peak of holiday strain as Mrs Christmas coping with late night prank calls and a teen daughter who wishes to be Merry. Father, a plastering contractor, endures name mixups while the family preserves Christ in their Christmas identity despite neighbor inquiries and small crises.
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Ile
Arthur Christmas
Three Die and Four Hurt in US 40 Head-On Crash Near Brookville
A Tuesday two-car collision on US 40 near Brookville Ohio left Grace Wilson 49 of Indianapolis and August Rankin 61 of Dayton dead. Frank Smith 50, wife Anna 43, daughter Susan 12, and Ora Sheeks 3 of Indianapolis were injured. Minnie Sheeks 68 suffered critical head injuries. Police said Wilson swerved while passing another car and struck Smith’s vehicle head-on.
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Here
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Frank R._ Smith
Grandview Dr
Indianaplis
August Rankin
Dayton
Anna Smith
Frank Smith
Good Samaritan Hospital
Susan
Oran Sheeks
Minnie Sheeks
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Indianapolis
Smith
Ora Sheeks
Ser
College Corner Cub Pack Meets for Christmas in Other Lands
College Corner Cub Scouts pack 40 met at the school on December 18 with Cub Scout Master John Brinduse. Stephen Summers was introduced. several Cubs earned badges including Bruce Boerner, Tommy Musick, David Jones, Paul Sills. arrows awarded to Charles Kabrich Larry Jones Randy Beeman. Den 2 won an obedience honor. Mrs Huxtable and Mrs Dyson led games. Gene Baldwin led singing with Mrs Wilson Bronnenberg at the piano. January theme is Eyes In The Sky. Next meeting January 31 at the shop. References to early federal money grants in 1890 for land grant colleges and a 1916 highway sidetrack are noted.
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Lege Corner
Wening
John Brinduse
Brinduse
Stephen Summers
Caff Summers
Washington School
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Leonard Boerner
Tommy Musick
William Musick
David Jones
Mirs
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Paul II
Harles Sills
Charles Kabrich
Grover Sabrich
Larry Jones
Robert Jones
Randy Beeman
Woodrow Beeman
Den
Robert Huxtable
Robert Dyson
Gene Baldwin
Wilson Bronnenberg
Grouse Flies Through Main Street Before Opening Stuntin
A grouse escaped into Main Street during a safe time, flying up and down as frightened patrons fled a beauty shop. Deputy game protector Bigam netted the bird and returned it to the fields. Four days later the grouse stunting season opened.
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Farlin Bigam
Man Slays 2 Accidentally Kills Self in Oklahoma
In a Christmas family reunion crime spree near El Reno and Hinton, James Leroy Neal killed two men in a field and later died when a car weapon discharged after a crash. Victims were Francis Elmenhorst, 28, and Glenn Arneston, 38, both locals. Scott Smith, 37, was slain earlier in his home. Wife of Smith survived shaken, with children unharmed. Sheriff's deputies found bodies after Neal died following a 100 mile per hour chase.
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Glenn Bernesten
Tulsa Okla
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Scott Smith
Hinton
Smith
Tan Ted
Elmenhorst
Las Vegas airport expansion aims to become continental hub
Las Vegas McCarran Field is expanded with a $5,000,000 program begun last year to boost capacity amid a 600 percent traffic rise. George Albright says the airport will be the largest west of Denver except LA and San Francisco, while Robert Metten calls it intercontinental. Funding includes 57 percent federal, plus $2.1 million in bonds. Expansion adds a 10,000 foot east west runway and new parking and loading areas as land acquisition reaches 87 percent.
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Robert Metten
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Knife Wounds Fatal to Sailor in Brooklyn Incident
Italian sailors Enrico Pedidora, 23, of Trieste, was killed after two teen attackers robbed three crew members of the Salome mine sweeper near the Brooklyn naval yard. Wounded were Giorgio Rebuli, 21, of Padova, and Gedeche Depetris, 21, of Pescara. One suspect, John Witherspoon, 15, was arrested on homicide charges. police sought an accomplice.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Trieste
Gergio Rebuli
Padova
Gedeche Depetris
Pescara
D ‘Wliday
Hospital Dismissals List At St John’s Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs Robert Chariton, Mrs Edward Smith, Joseph Gahimer, Paul Johnson, Virgil Whitesel, and Mrs Clora OConner. Locations cited include 731 W 6th St, 4017 Andover St, RU 3 Pendleton and other area addresses.
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Robert Chariton
Edward Smith Ongaughter
Andover St. Joseph
Gahimer
Alexandria
Paul Johnson
Daleville
Virgil’ Whitesel
Pendleton
Clora O'Conner
Summitville church groups host variances and Yuletide events
The Christian Woman's Fellowship met at the Summitville church for a noon carry in and devotion led by Miss Elva Beeson. Mrs Frank Inglis presided with Rev Gerald Gearhart presenting a film Peace on Earth. A West Side club meeting followed, decorated for Christmas with tree gifts and a devotional by the hostess. Multiple members and guests attended. next meeting is Jan 31. Other notes mention visitors from the marine base in Jacksonville, Fla, and local cantata attendance. Jewelers discuss beauty and diamond awards amid dope control concerns.
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Summitville
Christian Woman's Fellowship
Frank Nglis
Ed Smith
Elva Beeson
Gerd Gearhart
Nellie Tappan Nhers
Mes Ames Stella Pettistew
Verda Foore
Estal Thurston
Mesdan Brock
Mary Woodruff
Gulia Marley
Lela’ Retherford
Lela Stephenson
Bii Ness
Marine Base
Jacksonville
Fla
Habel Flemming
Muncie
Otis Cranmer
Methodist Church
Explosion tears through Texas warehouse destroying $2 million in goods
A Yellow Transit Co warehouse exploded Tuesday sending flames 200 feet high and causing about $2 million in damage. No injuries reported. The blast triggered further explosions from trucks, gasoline tanks, and stored paint. Smoke covered the area as twenty seven trailers were listed as lost.
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Allad Sn
Yellow Transit Co
Women Cops Shun Makeup in Malay Federation Police
Malay women officers in the Federation of Malaya Police refuse makeup on duty to avoid signaling vice, per Assistant Superintendent Barbara Wentworth. The unwritten rule arises from belief that heavily reddened lips mark a "bad woman."
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Ayala Lumpur
Maayan
Barbara Wentworth
Federation of Malaya
Woman Shot Through Door Kills Indiana Resident
Rosie Mae Rice, 30, was killed in Indianapolis Tuesday when a shot fired through a door struck her at a single residence. A roomer reported Miss Price refused entry to a boyfriend. glass breaking was heard and the door found smashed with Miss Price wounded. Police sought a man with a lengthy test record.
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Miss Price
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