Rough Seas Delay Rescue of Entombed Men
A harrowing report details the Marion Parker case as police chase the "Fox" killer across Los Angeles. Dozens of suspects were questioned, some released, with a $100,000 reward fueling the search. Police tracked a brutal, elusive killer amid bloodied clues and a nationwide dragnet. Local and federal investigators extended their hunt, examining hotels, apartments, and evidence linked to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
United Press
Los Angeles
Marion Parker
Ely
Amui
Siley
Hinton
Astra
Phe Niin
Gaylord Barnaman
Tie
William Lowis
Lis Haughtar
Ivors
Welvastil
Marion
Tlysign Parke
Va Fort
Westlake Park
Herman Cline
Parker
California
Five Die in Oil Stove Explosion in Michigan
Unitea Press reports a fatal oil stove blast at Floyd Conine home in Battle Creek, Michigan, killing five and injuring others including Mia Mary Crain and the Conine children. A kerosene lit stove caused the explosion spreading flames to coats and a fire box, with bystanders attempting rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Press
Crewe
Mich
Floyd
Conine
Mia
Mary Crain
Salvation Army to distribute sixty Christmas baskets
The Salvation Army will give three hundred sixty dinners and Christmas baskets to the city’s poor this season. Captain Reif says the baskets, plus toys, will be distributed on Saturday December 1 and the charity will host a Christmas entertainment on Monday December 26. Local merchants and Hew Products Co are aiding with food items and donations. others are urged to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Reif
Captain Best
Hew Products Company
John Ward
City Market
Central Market
Fluth Candy
A. Ausenthimer Bakery
A. Ausenthimer Bakery, 25 Joayes Ob Ywead
Warner Dairy
Mille
Malia
Panhandler Arrested After Repeated Begging On Street
Police detained a panhandler late Saturday after he annoyed several pedestrians. Ordered from the alley earlier by Chief Tipton, he returned to beg again and was jailed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
City merchants fund Christmas tree lights scheme
Enterprising merchants financed the pinging of Christmas trees along Center Street to enhance the business district. Thieves stole twenty two small lights and a tree from North and South Center streets Saturday night into Sunday morning. Police pursue suspects and hope to secure jail terms to deter such acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
North Center
South Center Street
Norris Opens Fire On Hearst In Open Letter
United Press reports Sen George Norris of Nebraska issued an open letter accusing William Randolph Hearst of dishonor and fabricating documents about a Mexican plot to bribe US senators. Norris called Hearst papers forged and claimed they aimed to stir anti Mexican sentiment and protect Hearst financial interests in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
George Norris
Nebr
William Randolph Hearst
Senate
Winong
Hearst Newspapers
Calles
Mexico
U.S
Norris Jeter
Hearst
Norris
Norvis
Kiwanis Holiday Party Plans Amid Auto Accident Report
Kiwanis Club members finalize arrangements for their annual Christmas luncheon and party at a hotel. The crowd gathers as clubs across North America prepare festive activities to aid the underprivileged, including clothing drives, orphanage visits, and gifts for hospitals and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamburg
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanians
Henry C. Heintz
J. Atlanta
Georgia
Kiwan|a International
Oil City Trio Narrowly Escapes Wreck Near Shambur
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nollinger of Oil City and Mrs. Mary Nollinger of Corry escaped serious injury when their Oakland sedan skidded and overturned in a ditch at Foggan’s Corners near Shambur. Brakes reportedly frozen after a recent wash. no one was hurt though the car was badly wrecked and towed to Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Nollinger
Oil City
Mary Nollinger
Corry
Nollinger
Foggan
Bear Shambur
Oakland
Nllinger
OM City
Dale Bunnell Recovers From Severe Burns
Dale Bunnell of Route 8 was discharged from Corry hospital after sustaining severe burns to the face and hands about four weeks ago. The injury occurred while working on a car in a garage on the farm when a machine tool caused a fire during an attempt to extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Bunnell
Route 8
Corry Hospital
Bunnell
City Council Meets Tonight in Municipal Building
City council members withhold a regular meeting as they prepare for the session in the municipal building. Tonight’s agenda includes approval of levy and appropriation ordinances and notes the last regular meeting for Councilmen Brow and Howard who retire this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita
Councilymen
No Relief Seen From Cold Wave
Pittsburgh weather officials announced Western Pennsylvania will face little relief from the cold wave on Wednesday. Meteorologist W. S. Brotzman said the mercury in Pittsburgh fell to degrees above zero and is expected to stay low under clear skies. Snowy conditions persist as Mars surties are forecast to deepen the blanket of snow with another drop in temperatures tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brotzman
Brotaman
Cooperation Sought to Relieve Mail Rush at Post Office
Postmaster C S Bentley announces that city carriers will make only two trips daily beginning tomorrow for the rest of the week to ease Christmas mail volume. Patrons are urged to avoid phone inquiries, face large mailings, and place greeting cards like those 12 or more in one parcel. Office hours extend with the money order window open late and the stamp window staying open until evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Bentley
Elks Plan Holiday Party and Tree Display
The Elks lodge plans a Christmas party for city children next Monday afternoon. Two large trees will be erected and decorated in front of the club home, with final arrangements to be settled at tonight's committee meeting. James Klinger, confined by illness on Grove Street, is reportedly improving and able to sit up briefly each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Carty Lodge
James Klinger
Grove Street
Fliers Hard at Work on Endurance Flight Record
In San Francisco on December 19 the tri motor Spirit of California neared the halfway point in an attempt to set a new world endurance record. Captain Charles Klingsford-Smith and Lieut. George Pond faced concerns over fuel life while the Southern Cross, piloted by Kingsford-Smith and Mills, reported after 18 hours aloft that all was well and the craft was in good shape as it carried on toward a possible record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Kingsford Smith
Pond
Southern Cross Sd
Southern Cross
San Jose
Thomas Eadie
Navy
Coast Guard
Paulding
Jadie
Kane
Tony
Eadie
Jong
Meadville Rail Officials Pledge Cooperation on Crossing Delays
Meadville division Erie Railroad officials met with Mayor O W Bracken and City Solicitor to discuss blocking crossings and train movements. They pledged cooperation to improve rail conditions, noting possible continued use of a pusher engine through winter months to ease westbound grade problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Meadville Division
Erie Railroad
O. W. Bracken
Cly So- Vicktor Bukine Kinould
B.J. Edmunds
Mr. Johnson
P .T) England
Ruiload
Bracken
Solleitor Iin Eaid
Mrs Florence Rhodes Plans Daytona Beach Winter Stay
Mrs Florence Rhodes will save this evening for Daytona Beach Fish to spend the winter. She expects to retire homesbout April 1st. M Rich has returned home from a two weeks business visit in Deans Oro Wiita and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rhodes
Daytona Beach
M. Rich
Deansoro
Wiita
Canada
Six Believed Still Alive in Torpedo Room
United Press dispatch from Provincetown Mass reports the Navy racing to save the remaining sailors aboard the sunken submarine S-4. Efforts include pumping air and lightening the vessel, while tugs tow pontoons to buoy the wreck, as crews work to reach any survivors before conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Star
Otis Peabody Swift
Provincetown
Mass
United States Navy
Provincetown Batnor
Cnpial
Brooklyn
N. C
Elie
Divers Reach Trapped S-4 Crew In Damaged Submarine
A dramatic rescue effort unfolds as Navy divers communicate with the S 4 crew trapped inside a sunken submarine off Provincetown. The hammer taps relay dire questions and bleak updates, with hopes to reach the men before toxic conditions make breathing impossible.
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Fox
Oan
Poline Alo
Leter
Willand Murray
David Ratner
Lyle Durham
Cornell University
Inca
N.Y
Dash Mity
Joya
Sreda Parks
Eiby Parks
Panhandler
Daly
Mor
Gill
George Wallace
Cornell Univn Daily
Ithaes
Wiliam Murray
Ajeyeland
Wallace
Murray
Seoul
Provintetown
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