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Ct'Jloc price to ........._ $931OB FULLER OTOR CO.kve. HPhone 3-2321BETTER SED CARSStudtbalcer Prtldent 4-dooc or.coln Zeohvr 4-door Jbevrolet Pteetltoe tudor Dodce convertible coupe ■lrmoutb convertible coupe rheiiol-t fordortudehakar Commander four door n*ovrole.t club coupe ’lymouth coupe hcraler New Yorker foxdcr 1 Ford two-door ted am radebker commander fordor rord couperi more cart, pirate call us be-cm af U.A. BESTWICK'MBSPhone 6981Another Death Being Probed In Cline CaseSAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18. (U.R — Police today investigated reports ol the death of another elderly woman associated with Allred Leonard Cline, ex-convict charged with the murder of one widow and under investigation in the death of seven others.Distric* Attorney Edmund Brown said he had recdved a letter lroni Dr. Nora R. Miller, Ripley, Calif-, which said Cline was the man she believed had left his wife and two tons to elope with, a young woman named Annabelle O’Laughlin iu Ft. Collins. Colo.Brown dated the alleged incident as “sometime in the ’20s.“The girl died suddenly, the letter asserted, and her body was shipped back to her family.“Her fine clothes and jewelry were missing and her nude body shocked them.” the letter said.Police said Cline's wife and one of his sons, mentioned in the letter, died. The other son was reported to have been recently discharged from the Navy and now a student at University of Southern California.Other Cases CitedMeanwhile, San Francisco police were checking Cline’s association with a woman they identified only as “an elderly San Francisco lady.!n a search o? his effects, police found papers relating to ’he estate of a Mrs. Sarah Slentz, Lyons. Kans. Authorities in that city were asked to provide further information.Seeking to strengthen Brown's contention that Cline was involved in the death of five widows in Reno, Jacksonville, Fla.: Macon, Ga.; Dallas, Tex., and Portland, Ore., police awaited further reports from authorities in those cities.Daily Market RSpotlight ShocksNEW YOPX. Otf. 1* W*1—State*, eloslns price nr.d r»? chime of the fifteen most •cut* slocks today: NetSites Ctort Ctir.icCoawhh and SooNr Central _Packard Mot__AUtstiasyUnltcu Corp .auta mis _______Gen Am Inver. _vac -----Radio--------Narils ?ae---W.7002——so.too33'imimJ'. 446.00010’:-rJ6.3006*.*•—.80033+X'.-w.ioo4».T13.10031«.lVi15.300ZZ’.13.100i:.*«17.40010'S■W11.300im*r11.7007110.100•Ta-W-10.30036’.+r.10.00025*.TTaAtS«:ock ListCLINE IDENTIFIED BY EMPLOYE AT MORTUARYMACON. Ga., Dec. IS. (ff) — Solicitor General Charles Garrett said today that a local mortuary employe had identified a picture of Alfred Leonard Cline of San Francisco, as the man who made arrangements for the cremation here of the body of Mrs. Alma Wflla Carter.Signatures of an F. A. Klein and of Mrs. Carter were found yesterday by detectives on a Macon hotel register of Feb. 17, 1944. The signature; will be compared with handwriting specimens of Alfred Leonard Cline and with a Mrs. Alice W. Carpenter. Mrs. Carpenter was reported by St. Petersburg, Fla, police to have left that city with Cline on Feb. 14, 1914. They said Mrs. Carpenter told friends Cline had proposed marriage.NEV.’ YORK. IVe. 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Dee. 18 lit—The Hock market id*)’ so; back on iu feet selectively althouch ninr leaden Hill dlaolayed tbe bearish el feels of Monday's sharpest Humble In two years.Commitments were reinstated la most cists, and short coverine appeared here and there, on the idea that the relapse had substantially tettered Uie technical health Of the list and put It la shape to resume the climb to new j8-year hiehs.The comeback et underway after 8 quiet opentna and. white dealings were relatively slow throus’jou:. tains of fractious lo 2 or more points predoaiinaied at Hie dote. Transfers of 1.350.C00 shares compared with 1.680.000 the das before. Rails, steels, motors, amusements and aircrafts wers the b»»t performer*.The Associated Press W-stock composite was up .5 cf a point, aided mainly hr a rally of .8 In the carriers of 61* Issue* res-UteriOK. 5Z3 toa*. 235 feil aad 139 were unchained.American news common advanced 4% on a 3-for-l spUtuo proposal. In front were N. Y. Central, Southern Pacific. Southern Railwav. Great Northern. Northern Pacific. St. Paul ‘when Issued, common. TJ. S. Steel. Bethlehem. Chrysler. General Motor*. Paramount Pictures. Warner Bros., Boelns. Glenn Martin. Ooodyesr. American Telephone. Consolidated Edl«rn. Ken-aeeott and General Electric.Casualties ran to 4 point* for AlliedOiAnvtrAl am' lanar tncilO'l fnr lm»rir «ll
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Morning Avalanche
Lubbock, Texas, US
Wed, Dec 19, 1945
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