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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1947

Page

4

Train Platform Tragedy and a Narrow Escape in City Square

On Salve Square an argument ends in chaos as Rorty and a crowd confront fate on a city train platform. A heavy man named Rorty fights through a crowd, a girl among witnesses, and pigeons burst from a car as the train nears. Rorty recalls his past and faces a possible murder confession while warning McHugh to abandon an impending plan. The scene shifts to Houston Street where the train stops and the pair part, a tense moment over a looming arrest and a desperate plan to escape.

Salve Square Harty Rorty Morty Hugh Sullivan Ohisith Mart Shanice Moe Jem McHugh Mctugh Mueever McHg Xan Houiston Street McHtugh Meg

Elgin School chief talks patience and precision in watchmaking

William H. Somelius, director of Elgin Watchmakers College, explains that modern watchmaking demands tiny tolerances and precise assembly. He notes students learn to maintain 0.001 inch level accuracy and master all manufacturing steps, while innovations and equipment ease today's repairs.

Elgin United States William H. Somelius Elgin Watching Byvew College Somelile Elgin School Sweden Surnellan America Tony At Loast American Free Watchman Sumeline Willian Th Hamelin Callege William Geoghagen Inambay Samlawall San Francisco

Honesty Pays Reward for Jailed Youth

Robert Tolliver, 18, received a five dollar reward after honesty led to finding a lost watch mechanism at Fontbonne College inspected jail. The mechanism belonged to a family heirloom. Tolliver returned it to Warden E. E. Hensley and was praised for integrity.

de Ech Robert Tolliver Fontbonne College E. E. Hensley Talliver Hensley

It Took Seven Years, But He Got Big Fish

In Halem, Oregon, Charles L. Judd spent 79 summers fly towing on the Neshalem River for salmon. After a 30 hour battle, he landed a 100-pound Chinook, proving his patience paid off and prompting his remark that his family doubted his catch.

Halem Ore Alter

Street in Baltimore Removed Porch Steps at Night

In Fountain Street near the Baltimore ducky the red brick row houses feature two white wooden steps to each front door. Residents discuss why the steps are moved to the wall during the day and tucked away at night as a local custom amid evening socializing.

Baltimore Fountain Street

Mechanical Husking Contest Faces Machine Era On Farm

A rural report notes that mechanical corn pickers are reshaping Husking Bee traditions on Iowa farms. Growth from 29,020 pickers in 1950 to over 60,000 marks a shift as experts say machines rival old time contests. Still, figures like Dimner G Carlson defend husking as sport and push for revival of national events.

Eell Dimner G. Carlson Carlson

Space Is Relative in Land Dispute Narrow Strip

A legal suit challenges a two and a half inch wide 140 foot long land sliver between a theater and a store in Hamilton. The dispute centers on the narrow strip of property claimed by Gear tleto.

Hamilton Mon't Tleto

Women Vote Right if They Tell Age Questioned

Lincoln Nebraska reports a county attorney seeks official opinion after several women refused to reveal their exact ages claiming the law permits voting by eligible women. The issue centers on age disclosure for suffrage.

Age Lincoln Frederick Warener

Farm Wife Opens Country Store in Shellsburg

Benton county farmer Osa Geedermann and his wife establish a small country mercantile in Shellsburg serving nearby families and motorists. Inventory reaches about 9000 dollars with plans to expand merchandise including radios and washing machines at the entrance to the Gardenmann farm.

Shellsburg Benton Caunty Bly Harbor Osa ‘Geederann Smal Mure Tarry Fatin Gurdemann Farm

Fragmentary Postcard Style Note

A brief, unreadable note fragment mentions posters and names, with unclear details. The legible segments reference poster content and multiple unclear phrases, offering no complete facts or context for a fuller summary.

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