Columbus Lander debate ends with close victory and class notes
The Columbus team, led by Mr. Bonney, traveled to Lander for the second debate of the year and won by a small margin. Milo Brown judged the event, with Wilhel Jukes as chair, as the class reports on essays and daily diary entries from the seniors and the English class in the Sheffield auditorium.
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Columbus
Bonney
Ivew Polity
Tet Lander
Alttough
Lanier
Colturbia
Milo Brown
Wilhel Jukes
Chawiady
Wert Hammond
Tugaday
Petiet
Henney
North East
Helen Brown
Dryden
Pope
Ruth Hulett
Pepy
Will Rogers
Nex
Tong
Vanity Fair
al- Rebre
Sunny
Daniel Defoe
Robert Howles
Unay
Faye
Moan
Lousy Miller
Ang Shepkey
Cuthbert
Ohder
Russell Moore
Ethel Jukes
Ian Use
Felinary
Zan
Ethel
Fred
Jimmy
Louise
Veronica
Mike
Ben Jongan
Friandises
Mies
Deary
Jiary
Settle Strike Ends at Phoenix Warren Plants
Workers at three Phoenix Warren plants settled a strike by voting unanimously to accept the mediated agreement submitted by federal mediator Thomas M. Finn. Many returned to work, others to follow. Newmaker, president of Phoenix Furniture, praised as fair, while the mediator credited local chamber efforts in preserving jobs and the Warren industry.
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Warren
Phainix
Duenituss Company
Thos. M.inn
U.S. Department of Tabor
Lock Aday
Newermaker
Phoniy Pure Niture Company
Finn
Newmaker
Winn
Bigice Gorge Flood Threatens Hyde's Flat Homes
RIDCWAY reports heavy ice jams on the Bigice Gorge river one mile above the Pennsylvania fall trestle. Workmen dynamited jams to create a outlet diverting water to the main stream. Homes of Joseph Pamin and Frank Kissel were flooded but not yet dangerous. flood may worsen if ice cakes break free.
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Atlentusl
Joseph Pamin
Frank Kissel
Hyde
Jeliair
Dirk
Walter
Irene
Helen
Lyon
Erany
Riley
Aod
Aesybody
Rene
Walter Riley
Auxiliary meeting names delegate for Tri County Council
At the Lue los Auxiliary meeting Mary Murray was named delegate to the Tri County Council gathering in Brkt on March 110h. Other members wishing to attend should contact Mrs Murray by next Wednesday. a fifteen timer was served at 6:30 followed by the business session and a social hour.
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Mary Murray
Tri County
Brkt
Muay
Man Held in Hit Run Death Charges in Jamestown
Robert Griffey, 22, arraigned in City Court on second degree manslaughter and hit and run charges after a vehicle struck J Howard Anderson and Dorothy Locke on West Third Street near the bridge in a slushy condition. Anderson died. Locke survived. City DA David Brugstrom says Griffey is in custody awaiting trial.
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Jamestown
Robert Gritey
Stoneman Helwlisciemer
Owas
Alten Bi Baga
J. Howard
Griffey
David L. Brugstrom
Anderson
Mla
Dorothy Locke
Convicts Riot as Paroles Denied in Philadelphia
Convicts in riot at Eastern Penitentiary, punishment cells for those denied parole. Reports say a guard’s scream, a bus ram, and a blaze followed a disturbance. The incident recurred last Thursday with Griffey alleged to have fled without stopping.
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Philadelphes
Sft
Vonvitta
Gund
Griffey 3
Urtyen
Tragedy Strains Walter and Helen as Dirk Death Echoes
Walter confronts Helen with accusations linking her to Dirk's death and Irene's distress. Helen denies, but Walter’s jealousy and guilt drive a bitter rift. Helen flees with Irene and the children to New Canaan as Walter faces condemnation from Agnes and family.
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Walter
Cecily
Helen
Tileys Tong
New Carian
Torhuinen
Agnes
Carl
Dirk
Europe
Trung
Livestock and Farm Equipment Auction at North Of Union City
A March sale listing 29 hogs and 2 bulls along with cows yearlings and machinery. Items include plows, saws, and a DeLaval milker set with double harness. Public notice from Burt Hlas Arthur Heouten and local official Carroll announces auction procedures and location near Union City.
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Gorty
Huey
Cuttlyi
Strofl
Union City
Watt
Welaeie
DeLaval Miker
Burt Hlas
Arthur Heouten
Amatiny
Mother held as child succumbs to beating death
State police arrest Mrs. Ellis Houser, 25, of Harwood on charges she beat her four year old child to death. The child died at Farley Hospital after sustaining injuries from the alleged assault.
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United Press
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