Muskegon boy faces no charge in fatal home shooting
A 15-year-old Muskegon area student shot and killed Floyd Peterson, a 43-year-old newspaper man, at his mother's Whitehall home to "protect" her from perceived danger. Police have not charged the boy as investigations continue into the alleged threat and Peterson's intoxicated state.
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Muskegon, Mich
Steven Foster Gee
Floyd Peterson
Whitehall
Muskegon
Peterson
Ruby Gee
Demented Suspect Sulkowski Remains in County Prison
URI Nov 10 The Comal wealth’s cage against Kenneth J Herrick thirty 287 W 26th street alleged murderer was near collapse as Sulkowski twenty three 506 14th street raved in county prison. He was declared insane by Dr Felix Shubert and a commission of doctors may be named to decide on commitment. Herrick faces murder charges in the August 23 killing and Sulkowski charged with assault with intent to rob. Both cases to be presented to the grand jury. Warden Hess kept Sulkowski in a padded cell until Monday night then moved him to a secluded guard cell. The cause of his dementia is undetermined.
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Uri
Kenneth J
Herrick
Atreet
Josep Sulkowski
Ody
Sulkowaki
Felix Shubert
Alex Frédrychowski
Ib. 23Th St
Sutkowski
Matt Hess
Sulkowski
Sulkowsk
Lamberton to Remain Chairman Through Primaries
Bill Lamberton announced on Tuesday that he will continue as chairman of the Republican county committee through next spring's primaries. He said he has no plan to quit but will not seek re election and urged committee members to name a successor now.
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Licely
Red Lamberton
Republican County Committee
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Honor Rall and Credit List Pupils Announced
Superintendent Ralph Dewey released the honor roll and credit list for the first reporting period across multiple schools. Names span Harding School to Corry Junior High, with grades 3 through 8, listing students on honor rolls and credit lists, along with room and teacher assignments.
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Ralph
Dewey
Corp ‘Public
Harding
Orpha Crosscut
Beyily Camrike
Blaine Hamilton
Doria Rehnberg
Bertha Dahl
Marlon Goring
Gladys Swart
Shirley Depew
Christine Kurelowech
Shirley Beckwith
Clyde Henton
Harald ‘Whiteley
Concord Schoo
Anne Wolford
Robert Loveland
Richard Martin
John Windahl
Helen Bchynski
Helen Holton
Dorothy Nollinger
David Herron
Joan Dawson
Arlene Robinson
Dorothy Daniels
Robert Lamson
Mary Lou McCray
Jeanne "Nichols
Margaret Spencer
James Reynolds
Eugene Westley
Marilynn Haight
Antoinette Baressi
Helen Weatley
Donald Dickenson
Ruth Lawson
Esther Goodwill
Earl Bailey
George Miller
Josephine Perry
Lotta’ Bonsteel
Sidney Bilston, Jr
Joan Weldy
Richard Price
Eee
Governor Davey Blames CIO for Little Steel Strike Violence
New York Nov 10 Governor Martin L Davey of Ohio said at a New York dinner that CIO leaders including John J Lewis steered the June Little Steel strike toward violence and lawlessness. He claimed strikers in Youngstown Canton and Warren were controlled by communists acting in the name of labor but not in its interests.
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United Press
New York
Martin L. Davey
Chile
Ohio
Davey
John J. Lewis
C. O
Youngtown
Canton
Warren
Honor roll and credit list names from 9th grade
A scanned page lists students by name under Honor roll and Credit list. Included are Barbara Orn Franklin Parsons Al ma Reynolds Richard Roasbacher Robert Smith Janet Vanderhof Martha Ann Wallace Mary Warner Mary Lou Patterson and many others, with enrollment 159 in Grade 9.
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Katherine Sweet
Margaret Taylor
Charles Yohe
Doris Crowell
James Davis
William ‘Harmon
Jeanne Heri
Patricia Parsons
Patricia Potwin
Virginia Purcell
Joan Skinner
Charlotte Watrous
Eugenia Graft
Mary Armitage
Carl Cox
Joan Blakely
Mary Bloss
Aurtley Briggs
Eugene Graham
Mary Lou Haight
Gerald Gackman
Beatrice Martin
Margaret’ Wood
Jeanann Gags
Jean Dearina
Jessie Wojtazets
Robbert Baker
Joan Brown
Martha Gene
Hillburg
Mildresj
Harlbart
Games Jackson
Robert
Ell
Eula
Nichols
Velma
Virginia
OzNeil
Barbara Orn
Franklin Parsons
Alma Reynolds
Richard Roasbacher
Robert Smith
Janet ‘Vanderhof
Martha Ann Wallace
Mary Warner
Mary Lou Patterson
Leatha Anderson
Doris Bergman
Autumn Colby
Gertrida Crow
Richard Dearing
Martha Elston
Irene Kovach
Josane Mort On
Robert Stowe
Jessie Shaver
Jean Vogt
Credit
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William Baker
Marion Bennett
Bernice Brooks
Mary Coby
Edwin Dahl
Phina Dickenson
Ralph Foater
Leona Grace
Eileen Graham
Robert Grice
Margaret Haight
Kenneth Hoyt
Clari Lindsey
Jean Ma+loney
Faith Messenger
James Messenger
Lloyd Millett
Betty Mould
Ruth Nagel
Marilyn Phillips
Maude Porter
Helen Purdy
Charles Reed
Mary Jean Roath
Joan Schrader
Frances Staskiewicz
Richard Wagner
Junior Wetmore
Betty Wond
Millet the vital livestock feed plant and world staple
Millet, grown in the United States mainly for livestock forage, ranks as a crucial food plant supporting about one third of the global population. Its role spans nourishment where crops are scarce, highlighting millet’s significance beyond American agriculture.
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United States
Presbyterian Ladies Aid-70 Meet Friday
The Noyemese meeting of the Presbyterian Church Aid Society will be held in the church parlors Friday afternoon this week at 8 oclock. Each lady is asked to bring her own table, provisions, and attire. The March business meeting will follow, after which 18 diners will be served by the committee of Mrs. A. D. Colegrove, Mrs. S. R. Lewis, Mrs. Nichols, and Mrs. H. R. Tiffany. A large attendance is earnestly desired.
Needlework Guild Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday Evening
The Needle Work Guild holds its annual meeting Tuesday evening at 7:40 p.m. at Poster Davis Insurance office. Members are asked to bring completed garnets for a report and to prepare for the session.
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Needlework Guild
tewNeedle
State to award contracts for new finance building
Nov 10 report states the state authority will award contracts today for the construction of a finance building in the capital group. It is part of 80 projects in a $65 million institutional building program. Unofficial bids for seven contracts totaled $4,678,115, with total cost including admin and interest estimated over $5.6 million.
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Hamissueg
Capitol Group
Wuildne
Pennsylvania 1937 honey crop below average about half to sixty percent
Harrisburg November 70. Pennsylvania's 1937 honey crop will be between 40 and 60 percent of the five year average. Agriculturist William W. Glebe of the State Department of Agriculture blames heavy rains during peak nectar periods for the reduced yield.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Glebe
State Department of Agriculture
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