Miner rescued after 24 hours trapped in mine
Enoch Kuklinski Jr. 35, was buried sixty five feet underground after a cave in at Stevens Coal property in Shamokin Pennsylvania. Fifteen miners worked through wet clay and anthracite to free him by dawn. He suffered only shock and was treated at Shamokin State Hospital after rescue.
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Shamokin
Enoch Kuklinski, Jr
Stevens Coal Company
Astay
Kuklinski
Shamokin State Hospital
George H. Jones
Stevens
Jones
Cedar Rapids Cast Rouses Cornell Comedy Fete Tonight
Cedar Rapids group works on the Cornell summer theater production Spring Turns Left a political satire set to premiere July 11 at the Carnival of Comedy. Alice Lubbock leads the cast with Mary Lou and Violet roles while James Casaday directs.
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Mount Vernon
Alice Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
Albert Franklin Johnson
Cornell Summer Theater
Mem
Mary Lou
Martha Powers
Violet
Betsy Quarton
Miss Lubbock
R. T. Lubbock
B Avenue NW
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Sumner Quarton
Linden Drive
James Casaday
Summer Theater
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Poet
Esther Belle Witt
Keystone
Josephine Sleeter
Toledo
Barbara Brice
Tama
Frances McConnell
Geneseo
Ill
Howard Emerson
Huldah Peet
Charles Fisher
Aurene Schoeneman
Parkersburg
Clara Moore
Lincoln
Neb
Harold Hanson
Edgerton
Wis
Chester Webb
Stockton
Phyllis Rathbun
Preemption
Lynn Swain
McCausland
Catherine Coon
van Horne
William Tennant
Bloomfield
Mary Ann Cress
Oxford Junction
Frank Alyson
Brockton
Mass
Lillian Elsesser
Amboy
Tom Nelson
Durant
Robert Hartung
Sheldon Rahn
Margaret Albright
Lisbon
David White
Davenport
Fred Smith
Chicago
Theatrical Puzzle Clue List Among Many Names
A dense list of crossword style clues labeled horizontal and vertical covers theater terms, figures, and common items. The fragment references star personas, props, directions, and crossword style hints with partial phrases such as god of war and sultan's decree.
Jury to Probe Wyoming Crash and Inquest Findings
Special to The Gazette reports coroner H. Hi. Hayes of Monticello led an inquest in Jones county on Tuesday evening into the death of Harold Lazare a 15 year old passenger fatally injured in a Saturday automobile accident. The jury urged grand jury action against Ker mitt Usher the other driver involved. Kalona fire department was called to the I Mark Ross home five miles northwest of Kalona Monday where a bonfire caused a hog house corn crib and other property to burn. Two oil burners exploded scattering drum parts beyond 500 feet. Losses included a new tractor 600 bushels of oats 100 bushels of corn six hogs and various tools valued at about 3000 with some coverage by insurance.
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Wyoming
H. Hi. Hayes
Monticello
Jones County
Harold Lazare
Kermitt Usher
Gerdes
Lazare
Kalona
I. Mark Ross
Zemo Aids Eczema and Irritated Skin Relief
For 25 years Zemo has brought relief to eczema pimples rashes ringworm and similar skin irritations. It cools soothes and relieves itching and is also good for sunburn. Available from druggists priced 35 60 or 1 dollars.
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Zemo
Alldruggista
Funeral services for Mrs Clifford Bye Cascade
Mrs Clifford Bye of Cascade dies Tuesday evening after giving birth to a daughter. Funeral at St. Martin's Church Friday at 9 a.m. Rev Thomas J Rooney to read the mass. Survived by husband Clifford Bye and infant daughter, a 14 month old son, and her parents. Previously of Anamosa, lived two months in Cedar Rapids. Center Junction reports a car crash on Highway 38 injuring Mrs J R McNeilly and her daughter Ruth 14 with a broken collar bone and facial cuts.
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Cascade
St. Martin’s Church
Clifford- Bye
Cwill
Thomas J. Rooney
Bye
Albert’ Fay
St. Martin’s High School
Clifford Bye
Center Junction
J. R. McNeilly
Ruth
Monticello
Plans for Bass Propagation Ponds Near Guttenberg
Plans are under way to build eighteen ponds on an island in the Mississippi below dam No 1 at Guttenberg to raise bass. C F Culler of the U S Bureau of Fisheries said the project aims to provide WPA relief labor, with ponds 8 to 23 acres each built by dirt dikes and water supplied by siphoning from the pool. Previous efforts at Genoa Wisconsin showed 271000 bass removed last fall and 500000 projected this fall.
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Mcgregor
Mississippi River
Guttenberg
C. F. Culler
Upper
United States Bureau of Fisheries
John Adam
Culler
Missis
Sippi
Genoa
Wis
Mr. Culler
Mississippi
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