Tommy Milton Retires From Auto Racing After Thirteen Years
Tommy Milton, holder of track records and two time winner at Indianapolis, announces retirement from auto racing after thirteen years. The Miami Beach rider, famed for 156.04 miles on Tyr, cites no definite reason, vows not to race again, and hints at one last team stint in the 500 mile race at Indianapolis next May. Milton plans Beverly Hills home and has a son Tommy Jr.
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United Preas
Miami Beach
Fla
Tommy Milton
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Tider
Aniie
Mitford
Mito
Tommy, Jr
Beverly Mills
Calif
Milton
First Degree Murder Verdict Shocks Penn Township Case
United Press reports a Pittsburgh jury of eight women and four men found Gladha Rntr lay guilty of first degree murder in the death of Mollie McGinnis of Penn township. The jury, after deliberating since Wednesday noon, recommended life imprisonment. The Frostburg, Maryland resident stood accused of stabbing the woman to death with an iron pine on September 9.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Gladha Rntr
Mae
Lim Rue
Frostburg
Mollie McGinnis
Penn Township
Heavy Drifts Block Roads in Ashville War on Snow
Ashville March 6. Town highway officials direct a large force to clear eight to fifteen foot drifts from severe winter storms. Snows filled the openings after Wednesday night, snow fighters worked to open the Ashville Panama and Mockville Watts Flats highways. By noon the road to Ashville was open and a motor car could travel from Watts Plats south. Snow removal costs are expected to exceed average due to the storms. In rural areas many roads remain blocked with traffic detoured through fields until snow recedes.
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Ashville
Ound
Panama
Mockville
Watts Flats
Watts Plats
Youth is Held for Forgery in Dunkirk
Clair A Luce, 18, of Conneaut, Ohio, pleaded guilty to second degree forgery and was held for the grand jury by Judge Anthony Johnson. He was arrested after allegedly cashing a worthless $2 check at the Emlicott Johnson Shoe store on East Fourth Street. other checks for the same amount signed with the same name were written to Merchant National Bank.
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Dunkirk
Mar
Clair A Luce
Conneaut
Anthony Johnson
Andrew Cheafleafer
Emlicott Johnson
East Fourth Street
Merchant National Bank
Smocks Rise as Smart Practical Wear for Busy Women
Hedda Hoyt surveys the smock trend of 1926, tracing its origins in wartime factory wear to a versatile home garment. She notes smocks worn at tea, in tearooms, by housewives, waitresses, and artists, from velvet lounging robes to satin appliqued pieces, highlighting their smart, relaxed style and practical pockets and trim details.
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United Press
New York
Fme
Crétenne
State probes thermite use in river incident
Officials in Harrisburg investigate alleged thermite use near the Atleshony river and Cui Gu regions. GH Young, health engineer from Meadville, is dispatched to assist in the inquiry alongside state authorities and safety personnel.
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Jharrisburg
Wy Barnes
Stetiitamiversite Profesor
Slivados
Rodine
Compensation Granted to Woman in Injury Case
Mrs Lyi Jefferson of Gowante da Jamestown was awarded 1076.48 dollars for a 48 percent loss of use of the right hand in a session of the Compensation Court by Referee Charles K. Blatchly. The injury occurred in New York City in 1984, with tuberculosis of the kidney alleged as a consequence. The award is paid at an annual rate of 1026 dollars per week.
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Jamestown
Nar G
Lyiefferson
Gowanteda
Charles K. Blatchly
Buffalo
Gayneil!romns
Jeffers
New York City
Heidney
Blatchly
Alalnttar
Noah
Insolvency Pleasures Funds Fr Under Heavy Attack
Fragmented report details alleged insolvency funds under attack with references to a county prison, commissioners, and a petition concerning tutors. It mentions possible prison terms, fines, and releases tied to a subscription paper for donations, plus vague political donor activity and Jewish-related accusations amid a chaotic, garbled transcript.
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ZYSH
Mercer Couple Narrow Escape From Fire Near Home
Mercer County report details a near tragedy as John Nelson and his wife escaped a blaze that destroyed their residence. Fire origin was undetermined with damage estimated at about $15,000 as passing motorists watched the couple scramble to safety from the roof.
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John Nelson
Tultays
Arause
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