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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1955
Page
9
Clara Redmond of Jefferson was sworn in as Ashtabula County's first woman peace officer after being appointed by Sheriff Tom Fasula. Fasula said the department needs a woman to handle assignments that male deputies cannot adequately perform.
San Francisco rider Billy Baron, 24, stopped to aid an injured pigeon at a city intersection. He stepped into traffic to help, was struck, breaking his leg, and the pigeon was killed.
William S. Lee has been named permit chief of the state department of liquor control in Columbus. He replaces Alan E. Schwarnwalder who was named assistant director last December 22. The appointment was announced late by Liquor Director William C. Bryant. The Indiana Academy of the Lynxes is noted as the oldest national academy in the world.
The list presents a dense set of cryptic style crossword clues with various numbers and wordplay hints. Answers include materials, places, and common terms, forming a complete puzzle solution based on the given across and down entries.
A reader in Sears Michigan asks Billings Montana rancher Wal Nye for a full portrait of his ranching operations. He seeks size cattle numbers horse breed and whether rustlers still steal cattle or horses and what happens to them when caught. The inquiry appears in a curious note from Gaylord.
Mina Mil dred Charvat 33 former CIO secretary pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to forged and embezzled funds from union bank accounts. Commort Pleas Judge Harry A Hanna sent her to the county psychiatric clinic for examination.
In Cincinnati Mrs. Rose Levi a bedridden resident died Friday night after a fire began when her bed caught fire. Fire Marshal Peter Veron said nurse Nan Williams admitted she had been smoking while changing Mrs. Levi’s bedding, violating home rules.
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