Paroled Kidnapper Basil Banghart Freed After 27 Years
Basil Banghart known as a major 1920s 30s criminal is released on parole after 27 years in Stateville. He will live at St Leonard's House Chicago under Illinois Pardon and Parole Board supervision for five years.
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Touhy
Banghart
Factor
England
Illinois Pardon and Parole Board
St.Leonard's House
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Atlanta
South Bend
Ind
Stateville
Alcatraz
William E. Stratton
Indiana Bell appoints Kingsbury to top traffic post
John W. Kingsbury, formerly general traffic manager of Indiana Bell, will succeed Littell as executive head in Indianapolis. Littell joined Indiana Bell in 1952 after serving as editor at the Indianapolis Star and worked as a newsman in Martinsville Bedford and Pekin before joining the Star after World War II.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kingsbury
Indiana Bell
Littell
Indianapolis Star
Pekin
Indiana University
Marengo
Bedford
The
Star
Army operation and Salvation Army schedule details
Brief item notes an international Salvation Army operation with schedules on weekends and a global presence in 92 countries. Mentions new york context and wartime style reporting with scattered phrases about stabs and days. The garbled text records an outline of activity rather than a coherent event.
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New York
the Salvation
Sun
Army
M ‘Ds
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G. F. Littell
Indiana Bell Telphone Co
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
iDance
13Th St
Main
Meridian
Ron Clark
WHBU
Bulletin-Herald
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Anderson
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