Three Noakes children buried in Westminster cemetery
Three fair haired Ew k es in the Woods were laid to rest side by side under a pine near Westminster cemetery after a Pennsylvania journey that uncovered a California family tragedy. The father Elmo Noakes and his niece Winifred Pierce were found dead after a cross country move marked by poverty and mystery.
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Carlisle
Westminster
Norma
Degilla
Gordaifa Noakes
Elmo Noakes
Winifred Pierce
California
Pennsylvania
Boy Scouts
Legionnaires
Noakes
Miss Pisrte
Duncansville
Deville
Costelia
Miss Pierce
Water over New Columbus Dam causes minor overflow
Last night's heavy rain sent water over the Brokenstraw River at Columbus, with a slight flow noted at the newly constructed dam this afternoon. Officials expect work to begin within a week on completing the dam, with relief funds allocated and construction to start once labor disputes from prior employment are resolved.
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Toter
Columbus
Student Faces Hearing On Many Act Charges
A Grove City College student, 25, faces a hearing on multiple Act charges after being arrested in Pittsburgh. The case involves deserting his wife and child across several states and centers on the man identified as Vernon Pettine and linked to an associate Kalet bo Midliibil. The hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Y United
Irese
Pittsburgh
Grove City College
Yvonne Brusier
Vernon Pettine
Min Ivitner
Kalet Bo Midliibil
Hin
Miami
Mother Ends Life After Murder of Daughter in Bed
Danbury Connecticut report states Mrs Huger Adams and her daughter Eleanor a New York City art school teacher were shot in their bed. Police say murder and suicide, the daughter shot twice and head wound, Mrs Adams shot through the head after killing her daughter. Adams absent from home and unable to explain act.
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Danbury
Conn
Adams
Outlaw George Nelson Laid To Rest In Chicago Funeral
Crowds packed the undertaker rooms as George Baby Face Nelson, once labeled America's public enemy No 1, was buried in a silver casket amid chrysanthemums and roses. Relatives stood by as Sadowski led a brief prayer before the hearse carried the body to St Joseph's cemetery in River Grove.
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Unioa Press
Gricago
Chicago
George
Baby Face
Nelson
America
John Dilliger
Charles
Pretty Boy
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Christmas Seals Motivation and Family Yule Traditions
In some families the Yule log is lit as a sign of the season. The youngest family member lights it and toasts the new light of the year. Each member follows the example set by the youngest child, regardless of age.
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France
Navy Leads Army at Half Time in Muddy Franklin Field
Navy holds the upper hand against Army at halftime with a 3 0 lead at Franklin Field Philadelphia as Slade Cutter’s toe placement kick opens Navy scoring in wet conditions. A crowd of 78078 witnesses a tense start while dry agents report 95 percent of 1000 dunked alcohol tax unit investigators have elected to remain on duty without pay.
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NAVY
ARMY
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Dee
Slade Cutter
Washington
Treasury
O Renalnan
Corry Hunter Scores First Buck of Season in 1985
Corry hunter Melvin McElroy of South Center Street bagged a six point buck in the opening day of Pennsylvania's 1985 deer season. He hunted near Torpedo with local sportsmen Verne Group Andrew Hansen and John Ploss among his party. McElroy took the deer around 8 a.m. and returned home by 10 a.m., the first reported success among area hunters.
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Melvin McElroy
South Center Street
Pennsylvania
McElroy
Torpedo
Doy
Corry
Verne Group
Andrew Hansen
John Ploss
Jordan Christensen
Columbus
U S Girl Held by Germany as Spy to Be Freed
Berlin reports the German government will release Miss Isabel Lillian Steele of Hollywood California, held since September 10 on indefinite charges. A deportation order will be sought. Richard Bolderer, a naturalized American held in Munich since June 22 on similar charges, likely will be prosecuted. The justice ministry told American Consul General Jenkins the decision was reached after consultations.
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Isabel Steele
United Press Bprlin
Isabel Lillian Stasle
Hollywood
Cal
Richard Bolderer
Munich
Bolderer
Douglas Jenkins
Ministry of Justice
Jenkins
Miss Steele
Holderer
City Council poised to fix 14.5 mill tax levy next year
In a Monday meeting, City Council plans to introduce drafts of the appropriation and tax levy ordinances. If council concurs with Wednesday’s tentative action, a 14 1/2 mill levy, up one mill from this year, will be adopted for next year. The meeting may also decide on relief work under the FERA program.
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C. A. Duke
FERA
Post to attempt world altitude record Sunday
Wiley Post prepares for a Sunday takeoff near Bartlesville to push a new world altitude record for airplanes. The minimum goal is 50 000 feet with improving weather expected though forecasters warn of partial cloudiness and potential delays before dawn.
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United Press
Bartuesville
Ohia
Wiley Post
Post
Solons Opposed to Bonus Compromise Reported
Washington December 1 Members of the House veterans committee led by Rep John Rankin voiced favorable sentiment toward a suggested compromise payment of the veterans bonus Rankin said many members of both houses were pledged to pay a large portion of the bonus in full The statement reflects debate on veterans bonus funding and potential compromise terms.
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Sy Unites
Rrcve
Washington
House
John Rankin
Migs
House Veterans Committee
Paraguayans Win New Victory in Chaco Warfare
Paraguayans drive northward through the Gran Chaco seeking a decisive win in the war with Bolivia. Dispatches say forces push from the south and flank from the east toward Villa Montes, while Bolivians are described as dispirited but ready to resist before the Bolivian army base and air fields.
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Arch Rodgers
United Press
Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Filcomayo
Villa Montes
Chaco
Two Children Shot by Father in Indiana Pa
Indiana Pa December 1 Two small children were critically wounded at their home and their father Heber Westover was arrested after admitting the shooting. Police found Wendell two and Charles four months suffering bullet wounds in the abdominal region. both were hospitalized in critical condition.
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United Press
Indiana
William J. Kelly
Heber Westover
Westover
Wendell
Charles
Indiana Hospital
Rob Restaurant Guests Chicago Heist Target Ireland’s Sea Food
Three armed bandits entered Ireland’s Sea Food restaurant near the loop in Chicago on December 1 and held guests and employees at gunpoint. They took $900 from the cash register and an undetermined amount from diners’ pockets before fleeing.
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Chicago
Ireland
Hold Week End Conferences At Warm Springs
Washington dispatch reports the new relief program shaping up as costs may top 7.0 billion next year. Roosevelt Hopkins Morgenthau and Moffett to confer with Ickes planning a $5 billion plus new PWA program and related public works. Public works funding expected to include government financed housing slum clearance rural electrification and subsistence homesteads.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Des
Tdok
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Secretary of
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
James A. Moffett
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary
Interior
Ickes
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Hopkins
Phead
William Green
American Federation of Labor
PWA
Tellet
Atlantic storm warnings posted along coast
Weather Bureau issued warnings from the Delaware breakwater to the mid Atlantic coast. Disturbances tracked from New York toward the east with strong southerly winds and gale conditions. Winds expected to shift to westerly later today, with north portions affected tonight.
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Wiseacre
Washington
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Wastport
New York
Middle Atlantic
Lost Riverside coach believed missing in Wisconsin snowstorm
Search parties scoured blizzard swept woods near Phillips Wisconsin for Charles Kabbie track coach at Riverside High School Milwaukee believed lost in a snowstorm. His hunting companion August Streblow returned to camp yesterday. Kabbie remained missing today.
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Uy Unaeerress
Phillips
Wis
Charles Kabbie
Riverside High
Vanderbilt child custody fight may go to week for appeal
The New York appellate court may need a week to decide whether to step in the custody dispute between Mrs. Gloria Vanderbilt and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney over 10 year old Gloria. Mrs Whitney, sister of Reginald Vanderbilt, won custody from Justice John F. Carew and the mother seeks to alter his order to permit an appeal. Papers filed yesterday.
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United Press
New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Brave Blizzard Rakes Freighter Crew Rescue at Sea
In Muskegon as 60 mile gale rages, Coast Guard surfboat rescues all 25 crew of the Henry Cort after a perilous 30 minute run to the breakwater. One guardman perishes, others saved by rope line. Nearby Lakeside pursuit ends with boat foundering and crew saved by Coast Guard.
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United Press
Chicago
Great Lakes
U. S. Henry Cort
Detroit
Muskegon
Mich
John Dipert
Cort
Blizz Yard
4Ghicago & Northwestern
Anke
Tatro
Osceola
Pir
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Arizona
Michigan
Ozsi] Mountains
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Quincy
Til
Macon
Xern
Weather Bureau
J. S Houx
Cedar Rapids
Cordelia Lichte
Kansas City
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Itile
Coast
Henry Cott
Worthy R. Brown
Lakeside
Detroit River
Metz
Anthersburg
Coast Guard
Trenton
Midl
Plan Class in Clothes Repair Plan Class in Clothes Repair
An announcement from the school offices states a free class in clothes remodeling as part of the Emergency Education Relief program. The first session is Monday at 8 PM at Practica House, Junior High, with future schedules to suit enrollees. Garments should be turned in Monday for the makeover of children's clothing.
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Ram
Practica
Juniior High School
Veteran pilot dies in Biscayne Bay glider crash
In Miami Florida veteran pilot Bies, holder of international glider records, died when his big glider plunged into Biscayne Bay today. The accident occurred during a glide over the bay with details limited.
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Bies
Annea Eres
Miami
Dee L—Warrre
Baton
Biscayne Bay
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