Mad killer hearing links to family murders and Detroit slayings
Harry Singer a 26 year old ex convict confessed three murders saying he was mad. Police link the Rochester axe slayings of his mother and brother to the case. Bryant and Wesley family killings occurred near Rochester and near North Manchester. authorities consider robbery motive and mob risk in Wabash Indiana.
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Wabash
Ind
Byron Kennedy
Harry Singer
Singer
J. D. Bryant
Detroit
Estel Bemenderfer
Rochester
Bemenderfer
Mary Singer
Lonnie Singer
Bryant
John Fielding Wesley
Marjorie
Louisville
Marguerite Renkin
Vere Howell
Wesleys
Singe
Wesley
North Manchester
Howell
Farmer Shot on Alabama Farm in Argument with Tenant
Ralph Denton, 25, was killed in an early morning dispute at his father's farm near Boaz Alabama. Tenant William Lee 75 surrendered after a confrontation when police moved to arrest him. Lee admitted the shooting and the fatal wound was a single 38 caliber bullet through the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat
Ala
Ralph Denton
Willam Lee
Denton Place
Lee
Frank Towers
Roy Thompson
Boaz
Guntersville
Towers
Thompson
Here
Young Denton
Lees
Denton
Cougar Attacks Automobile In Oregon Forest Case
A forest ranger reported a cougar attacked a motorist near Bend Oregon as a deer and mountain lion were sighted after a hot chase. Morgan Williamson a service station attendant confirmed the motorist showed deep scratches on his car as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Ore
Morgan Williamson
Williamson
Resort hotel romance tests Ann in the mountains
Ann Hamilton awakes from a dream of sailing with Jaime Laird at a resort hotel. She wrestles with attraction and a desire to reform him, while Bill Ware watches from afar. Jaime courts her with charm as they plan a weekend trip, but she weighs work versus romance at St. Regis Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Jaime Laird
Ann Hamilton
Jaime
Bill Ware
Bill
St. Regis Lake
Canada
Important Metal 13 Part in dr 14 Less good
Puzzle clue list references various words and definitions across numbers 1 to 63 with themes including metals, distances, emotions, and anatomy. It reads like a cryptic crossword or fill in the blanks, presenting a mix of partial phrases and toward unrelated terms.
Indian ward lured into marriage prompts probe in Arkansas
An 70 year old Osage Indian, Hehshahke, is held in Fort Smith with two women and a white man while Indian agency officials from Oklahoma seek to confirm a suspected marriage. Tulsa marriage papers list Shipwapau, while locals describe Hehshahke as a popular Osage man seen around Fairfax.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Indian Agency
Oklahoma
Hehshahke
Shipwapau
Shahwahpe
Shiwapau
Shipapau
Tulsa
Fairfax
Okla
C. Ellis
Osage Indian Agency
Pawhuska
Shiwanpau
Harry Ham
Lou Ella Campbell
C. J. Barnard
Harry Hamilton
Lou
Ella Campbell
Rabeline
Barnard
Mike Gordon
Hher
Neutrality reaffirmed as France voices Spain stance
Paris reports cabinet reaffirms absolute neutrality in Spain. Germany in principle agrees with the international neutrality proposal, with eight nations likely to join. Berlin signals optimism via ambassador Andre Francois-Poncet as tension over possible German action in Spanish waters rises.
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Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Paris
Spain
Germany
L'Humanite
Barcelona
Waal
Ibng
Central Committee
Uty
Berlin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Poncet
Konstantin von Neurah
France
Great Britain
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Spanish
Hitler
Foreign Office
Genevieve Tabous
L’oeuvre
Thieves Return Car After Abducted Child Found Safe
In Kansas City on August 3, thieves who stole Mr and Mrs Chris Sexton's car inadvertently abducted their five year old son Richard. They abandoned the vehicle and child at a drug store then left. two hours later rescuers heard the boy's cries in a park and the car and boy were recovered unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chris C. Sexton
Richard
Wanted One Wife Sign Draws Laughs In South Carolina
Randolph Murdaugh, USC student, reported seeing a roadside sign between Hampton and Allendale that read Wanted: One Wife a lighthearted example of advertising in courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Randolph Murdaugh
University of South Carolina
Hampton
Allendale
Hartselle Socials Honor Mrs Jack Crittenden
A bridge party hosted by Mrs J L Day in Hartselle honored the recent bride Mrs Jack Crittenden with gladioli and roses. High score prize went to Mrs L C Pattillo and Bingo to Mrs Phil Orr. Guests included many local residents and out of town relatives.
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J. L. Day
Jack Crittenden
T. E. Crittenden
Emmett Bridges
L. C. Pattillo
W. B. Allen
A. D. Sample
Arthur Howell
J. P. Simpson
J. E. Stone
Perry Orr
Harold Parker
Homer Rountree
A. E. Jackson
Phil Orr
Frances Stewart
Ruby Boger
Elizabeth Robinson
Tuscaloosa
Edith Woodall
Abner Wilkerson
Birmingham
Hartselle
W. 8. McClanahan
Lizzie Reed Penn
Madge Alexander
Decalt
P. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Frances Lee
Camp Coleman
H. G. Long
Iuka
Ruben Orr
Florida
Frank Murphey
Aline
Murphrey
Church Stewards Host Dinner At East Main Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Poole Sr and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moore hosted the First Methodist church stewards on Thursday evening at Poole’s East Main street home. A three course dinner was served and church matters were discussed with the stewards and two guests, Dr. W. L. Lovelady and Rev. J. H. Chitwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Poole
A. J. Moore
First Methodist Church
East Main Street
Messrs
Luther Roberts
Harold Orr
W. P. Snnges
L. C. Pattillo
R. T. Puckett
Friday Bridge Club Meets at Bee Line Home
Mrs J E Stone Jr hosted a Friday bridge gathering at her new Bee Line highway residence. Mrs J R Stone won the club prize and the hostess gave a prize to Mrs W P Snuggs. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
J. E. Stone, Jr
Bee Line Highway
J. R. Stone
W. P. Snuggs
Goures
HOLC Stops Lending as It Gathers Debts in Washington
HOLC ceases mortgage lending on June 12 and shifts to collecting about 25 dollars monthly per loan. The agency oversees 3 billion dollars in loans to over 1 million homeowners with 16 791 collectors in 271 offices, down from earlier totals. By June 30 1986 foreclosures reached 3 864 and 6 804 borrowers had repaid loans totaling 14 002 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ang
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
HOLS
New States Report Poliomyelitis Rise Across 42 States
The Public Health Service reports a sharp polio rise with 664 cases since June 18 and 142 new cases last week, the largest summer surge. Alabama leads with 238 cases, followed by Tennessee, California, Illinois, New York, and Mississippi. several states have not reported any cases. A preventive nasal spray is being studied but not yet trusted to halt spread.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
The
Health Service
Alabama
Tennessee
California
New York
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Delaware
Arkansas
Wyoming
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
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Oswarnes
TR Williams
Calcium Arsenal
Home Oil Mill
W. Moulton
Albany Grain & Coal CO
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Decatur, Ala
Atu
Alps
Pierca
Adore
Auguste Rodin
Perguson
NEA Service, Inc
England
John Lile
Coy Summerford
George Stephenson
Eric Howell
J. V. ‘Henderson
Thomas Stewart
J. S Stewart, Jr
J. B. Stone, Jr
Jmpson
Charlie Quinn
Hamer
Roy Newman
J. R Stone
Federal Land Bank of
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T. E. Powell
MR. W. Morgan
Sec.Trees
M.F.L.A
Liberal Arts
North
Mome Economics
Decatur
E. R. Naylor
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