Vet Confesses Framing Buddy Then Kills
A legless veteran in Danville Virginia dictated a confession to a photographer and then shot himself after claiming his Army buddy was framed. Andrew L Blasko 25 said sergeant Jack Lemons was involved and warned rescuers away as he died. A scrawled confession was found in his pocket.
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Fentress
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Danville Register
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Florida
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Jimmy Hughes
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Sun Patterns For Easy Sewing Easter Ensemble Ad
Patterns ready for immediate order from Baytown Sun Pattern Department. Include size, 26 cents for pattern and 5 cents extra for first class mail handling. Spring Book of Fashion offers 180 designs for all ages, priced 20 cents.
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Baytown Sun
19Th Street
New York
Window units and frames on display at Baytown supply
Window units with frames, pulleys, and bronze wires are on display at Pred & Farm Supply Inc located on Main Street in Baytown. Samples labeled 20.x14-6 light are shown. contact phone number 203 for details and availability.
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Baytown
Police Force To Enforce UN Acts Urged
Washington February 3 A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee heard Dyno senatorial advocates urge creation of an international police force to back UN actions and curb the Big Five veto. They argued the UN must have on hand land air and sea forces to act after a General Assembly two thirds vote and Big Five acquiescence. Senator Douglas and Elbert D. Thomas backed plans to strengthen the UN and reduce Russian veto power.
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United Trans Reform
Asia
United States
Russia
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Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Members Sue Their Own Union Over Picketing Halt
In Chicago on February 3, twelve Local 657 Teamsters members sued their AFL local and obtained a temporary restraining order to stop picketing of Alamo Motor Lines in five Texas cities. They seek 24000 dollars in damages claiming their collective bargaining rights were impaired and state they have no quarrel with the motor company. the local’s authority to picket is disputed while a hearing on a permanent injunction is awaited.
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AFL
Alamo Motor Lines, Inc
Texas
Teamsters Union
Alamo
Iocal Peccamores
P. C. Sanders
Fatherly Approach Fails To Reform Juveniles
ST. PAUL Feb 2 The police department reconsidering its juvenile program after three 14 year olds caused trouble. A fatherly tour of the public safety building and crime talk failed when detectives later arrested three juvenile car prowlers.
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Poice
Art Pagel
Knights Council To Confer Degrees On 30 Candidates
San Jacinto Council No 2788 of the Knights of Columbus will confer the three major degrees on about 30 candidates in special Sunday ceremonies at the K of C Home. Grand Knight Richard E Tannich leads the first two degrees, Bert J Antle oversees the third, with initiates from Crosby among attendees. Participants assemble at 3 45 am, march to St Joseph Church for Mass at 6 30, breakfast at St Joseph School cafeteria, then exemplification from 8 30 am to 12 15 pm, followed by two banquets ending at 1 pm.
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Knights of Columbus
Richard E. Tannich
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Tannich
Bert J. Antle
Crosby
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's School
Decatur Carriage House To Become Naval Museum
Washington February 3 An old carriage house once stored Commodore Stephen Decatur’s carriages is being remodeled into a small naval museum. The Naval Historical Foundation funds a $59,000 project to exhibit 170 years of American maritime history in a intimate, homey setting with about 50,000 documents on loan to the Library of Congress. Commodore Dudley W Knox notes the aim is a “little gem” rather than a large exhibit hall.
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Washington
Stephen Decatur
Naval Historical Foundation
Navy
Library of Congress
Lafay
Ette Square
Truxton Beale
Commodore Dudley W. Knox
Us.n
Texas To Ask Arkansas For Man's Extradition
District Attorney Maxwell Welch said he would request extradition of Thomas J Hammond, 50, from Arkansas to face charges of robbing an Atlanta man. The formal request would be sent to Governor Allan Shivers as Hammond recovers from injuries from an automobile wreck and is guarded in a Texarkana hospital.
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