Convict Slayers Thrown Into Solitary After Tear Gas Surrender
Six convicts who killed a hostage and wounded a guard captain surrendered after tear gas was fired by National Guardsmen at a North Carolina prison. The six were placed in solitary. William B. Woods confessed to stabbing Captain Olin Sanders. January trials were planned for the inmates as authorities reported the events.
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Columbia
Olin D. Johnston
T. Alex Heise
William B. Woods
Olin Sanders
Sanders
National
A. Pletcher Spigner
Captain Sanders
C. L. Christmas
Christmas
Charlie
Johnston
James C. Dozier
Roy Powell
Woods
Biloxi
Miss
Greenville County
Herman Mooreman
Detroit
Mich
J. W. Bair
Sumter
Roy Suttles
Simpsonville
Claytop Grans
Rochester
George Wingard
Peacock Feathers and Elusive Love in a Grand Setting
In a grand room full of gowns Mimi parades maid of honor dresses while Jerry struggles with his love for Mimi and fear of losing her to Lionel. Bernice frets over Lionel's future, and Mimi's mother hints at social battles as the group tours a lavish dressing room.
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Bernice
Lionel
Jerry
Mimi
Knave
Andy
Mrs. le Brun
Calico
Mother
Sylvester
Beloved Hart Selley Lady Lena Sharpley Dies At 69
Miss Lena Sharpley aged 69, a longtime Hart selle resident, died today at 5 30 AM at her sister Mrs R B Sherrill’s home after a week long illness. She is survived by a sister and a brother in Hart selle, three nephews and four nieces. Funeral services are set for 10 AM Tuesday at the Hart selle Baptist Church with Rev Frank T Smith and Rev Rudolph Scott. pallbearers named, burial in Hart selle cemetery.
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Lena
Sharpleys
Hartselle
R. B. Sherrill
Miss Sharpley
Mrs. Sherrill
EF. H. Sharpley
Baptist Church
Rudolph Scott
Methodist Church
Jack Stone
M. Speake
Ernest Gibson
R. A. Payne
Charlie Quinn
Sim Orr
Peck
Mimi and the prize task amid a crowded scene
In a tense mood Mimi asserts love of life over poverty as Sylvester vacillates about a prize. The crowd gathers around Andy, Lionel, and others while Mimi toys with a kiss offer. The narrator reveals deep disillusionment beneath the lively, chaotic gathering.
Golfing Judgment: Why a Caddy May Know Best
A 1947 King Features column argues golf shots are personal yet a caddy often judges better. The caddy sizes up the situation mathematically, ignores feelings, and can guide club choice and aiming point when players hesitate on tough shots.
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Alex Morrison
Claily
Cotton plan attacked as price-boost effort debated in Senate
Washington December 13. Southern senators push government purchase of up to 6 million bales of cotton to lift prices to 12 cents a pound. The plan, offered by Senator Smith of the agriculture committee, faces sharp opposition as farmers seek to curb production to 10 to 11 million bales and avoid surplus.
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Washington
Smith
D. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wheat Belt
New
George
D.ga
Cottom
Genuine Bayer Aspirin and Your Doctor
A health note advising to consult a doctor for frequent headaches and, for occasional headaches, to try Bayer Aspirin. It explains Bayer tablets dissolve quickly in water, delivering fast relief, and recommends asking for the full name Aspirin rather than just aspirin. A pocket tin costs about 15 cents in U S drug stores.
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Sol Bayer
United States
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Col. J. S. Wilson
Gene Aker
Cap
Cartridge County
Terry
Ad Waltz
Caddell Drug CO
Decatur
Rosemberger
Birmingham
Second
Alabama
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
the Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
Stiles
Katherine
Damase
Gole
Central Press
King Features
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