Death of Mrs. Clifford L. Holsinger at Lindsay
Mrs. Clifford L. Holsinger dies at Tulare hospital from mesentery embolism. Born Lissette Straub in Grafton West Virginia, she lived in Los Angeles before moving to Lindsay. She leaves husband Clifford Lee Holsinger and two children Marshall Lee and Mary Louise, plus parents C. H. Straub and two brothers. Funeral at Fi Baptist church with burial at Forest Lawn follows in Los Angeles.
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Lindsay
Cal
Clifford L. Holsinger
David Holsinger
DeKalb
Lindsay Gazette
Clifford Lee Holsinger
Exeter
Pacific Southwest Trust & Saings Bank
Tulare Hospital
Weday
Gale Hill Avenu
Marshall Lee
Mary Louise
Fi Baptist Church
G. F. Holt
Los Angeles
Forest Lawn Cemeter
C. H. Straub
Grafton
W. Va
Galveston
Tex
Barker Bros
Temple Baptist Church
Johannesburg
South Kea
The
Baptist Church
Slaughter
C. H Staub
John
Frank Straub
Frances Gest Anil
Mary Simmons
Radio Cresks Are Arrested in Slick Game
A New York report says a warning broadcast from WYNC led to the arrest of suspects in a radio theft scheme. Officials allege technicians unlawfully obtained and repaired radio sets from a New York house, then vanished with the devices valued at about $15,000.
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United Ties
New York
N. Y
Thon Wync
Rai
James Lewis Sends Gifts to Folks Here
Former mayor James FR Lewis sent several copies of the book Norfleet to friends in DeKaih Fire Chief McEvoy among the recipients. Today another copy sits at the police station.
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James FR Lewis
Norfleet
DeKaih
McEvoy Wee
Fatal Poisoning Incident In Ohio Teen Tragedy
A Cleveland area teen Ruth Willian, age 16, died after reportedly swallowing poison at home. Authorities say the death appears accidental as her parents recount the moments leading to the ingestion. The case, sourced from United Press, notes Ruth expressed a desire to seek death prior to the incident.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Ruth Willian
Ruth
Severe Storm Strikes English Coast and Seas
A severe storm lashed southern England sweeping out to sea and endangering several vessels. The 5,000 ton royal wail freight er Sarthe is in distress near Biscay while shore lifeboats aid the 3,000 ton steamer Hilton. A storm wrecks the Zortland off Bodø with the captain and ten crew missing. nine men are rescued.
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London
England
Sarthe
Ithe Bay
Biscay
Hilton
St. Catherine's Spit
Yarmouth
Thames
Christiana
Zortland
Boda
Death List in School House Fire Grows in Florida
The death toll from the TBabbe Switch school fire rose to 35 as residents mourn victims from the holiday celebration. A hospital death followed injuries from the crush of about 250 fleeing residents. Four graves were filled yesterday and Gladys Clemon’s wreath honored a fiancé who died in the blaze.
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Hobart
Cfla
Nec
Tbabbe
Birrinse
Boris
Edeane
Fourgisteta
Special Music Sunday at Local Church
A Sunday evening program at the Methodist church presents Mrs. L. L. Han mutt performing select numbers including a piece from the New World Symphony and Chimes of Dunkerque. Reverend Hammett will give a talk titled Hidden Treasures.
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Methodist Chnurch
L. L. Hanmutt
Larro
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Dunkerque
Carer
Hammett
Auto Victim Returns to Work After Crash
W. W. Wirtz, injured days before Christmas in a two car collision at Normal Road and Lincoln Highway, has resumed work at the store. He bears evident marks from the crash but is eager to return to duties during a peak shopping period.
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Ress
W. W. Wirtz
Brown
Malta
Normal Road
Lincoln Highway
Wirtz
DeKalb Theatre Presents The Banderio Tonight
Renee Adarce stars in The Banderio a toreador romance filled with bullfighting action and dramatic thrills. Coming Sunday Viola Dana appears in Along Came Ruth a comedy drama offering lively thrills and laughs.
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DeKalb Theatre
Renee Adarce
Iiting
Viola Dana
Ruth
Water Pipe Troubles Spur Cold Weather Precautions
Frosty conditions trigger frozen and burst meters as residents fear flooding. City water commissioner urges disconnect of water meters before freezing pipes. one case reports a home flooding after a forgotten shutoff. Eight below zero and bitter winds grip town as coal deliveries rise to meet Sunday demand.
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Harry Geodison
City Water Department
Com
Sam Rupii
Rockford
Walmost
Rupp
First Clue to Bomber Found Police Think
Police pursue identification of the bomber after a note on wrapping paper may reveal the sender of a bomb mailed to Italian attorney Toschia. The outer wrapping, torn address, and handwriting attributed to a woman are under investigation. Toschia remains in critical condition with severe injuries.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mnest Toschia
Bouilding
Torchia
San Francisco
Ila
Foster Child Lorraine Poster Dies After Brief Illness
Lorraine Poster daughter of Mr and Mrs Goldie Woster died early today after a brief illness born September 17. The family mourns as the home is auctioned. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 3 pm at the home with Rev F W Field in charge. burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Lorraine Poster
Goldie Woster
Fairview Cemetery
F. W. Field
DeKalb Woman Shows Little Improvement
Friends of Mrs. S. N. Blair report she is showing little improvement despite weeks of medical care. She was briefly at the hospital, then returned home where the illness again resists treatment.
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DeKalb
S. N. Blair
Blah
DeKalb Knights of Pythias to Stage Six Day Circus
Under arrangements with Tilley Production, the DeKalb Lodge of Knights of Pythias will hold a six day indoor circus in mid January. The show features vaudeville acts, dancing with a live orchestra, and various concessions. Tickets go on sale locally with special prices and promotional efforts planned.
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DeKalb Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Tilley Production Company
Chronicle
Midevor Circus
Commans
Molite
East Moline
DeKalb
Jvere Lodge
Kuishts
Pythias
Joliet
Pythian
Jury Deliberations Continue in Kid McCoy Case
In Los Angeles on December 27 the McCoy jury stood seven to five with jurors undecided on verdict. Foreman reported a six to six tie changed after last night, and the panel resumed deliberations under Judge Charles F. Grail. They will deliberate until lunch with a verdict not expected now.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kid McCoy
Charles F. Grail
Correcting Earth Weight Error Might Reweigh the Cosmos
Washington data shows a 0.002 per cent miscalculation in Earth's mass. The US Bureau of Standards plans a remeasurement using the sun moon and planets to reduce the error to 0.0002 per cent, aiding precise celestial calculations.
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OGF
Washington, D.C
United States Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Pal Hyel
Snow Plows Clear Roads Into DeKalb
Drifting snow reports prompted state highway supervisors to deploy plow-equipped trucks in all directions. By 11 o clock Supervisor Arthur Self announced all roads into DeKalb were cleared of snow drifts and paved entrances were passable.
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Ene
Arthur Self
DéKalb
Allies to Keep City Evacuation Delayed by Paris Meeting
Paris dispatch reports the Council of Ambassadors agreeing not to evacuate Cologne on January 10. They will send a note to Germany while France cites discovery of illegal arms as a violation of the Versailles disarmament terms. Berlin calls the finds ridiculous and laments U S inaction on Cologne.
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Paris
France
Colapse
Germany
M. Cambon
Marshal Foch
von Hodsch
Marshal Poch
Ainess
Berlin
America
Cologne
Coolidge
Great Britain
Brave Doctor Traverses Ice to Save Brother on Isle
Dr George Riley risked his life by trekking 12 miles over a frozen ridge in darkness to aid Dr J A Sowash, a sick island physician on Put-in-Bay Lake Erie. Sowash improved but remains too weak for transport. Riley, exhausted, remains with him as hope grows.
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United Press
Putin Bay
George Riley
J. A. Sowash
Sowash
Lake Erie
Riley
Port Clinton
Put-in-Barrett
Congregational Choir Plans Christmas Pageant Trip
Members of the Congregational church choir plan to travel tomorrow afternoon to Waterman for a Christmas presentation titled Christ Child. Several DeKalb residents will drive automobiles to attend this performance by the choir.
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Waterman
Congregational Church
Christ Child
Yes
DeKalb
Newspaper publishers oppose second class mail rate hike
Representatives of the American Newspaper Publishers Association tell the joint committee that daily papers would be excluded from the mails by any increase in second class rates. They cite post office records showing the inadvisability of raising these rates and note past increases barred newspapers from the mails. They ask for more time to study the report amid a hearing on the 68 million postal salaries bill.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Congressional
Post Office Department
Couzens Backs Full Tax Publicity Against Mellon Plan
Senator Couzens of Michigan, chairman of the tax inquiry, urged full publicity for income tax returns. He defended the practice against Secretary Mellon and business leaders who say disclosure harms business and reduces revenue. Couzens, a former Ford executive, said secrecy is a myth and claimed rivals learn about competitors by hiring their department heads.
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Washington
1. C
Jey
Couzens
Michigan
Mellon
Jehieftain
Hheese
Ars
Wi Ek
Aor
Ford
James Hayes Restaurant Opens in DeKalb on East Lincoln Highway
Jamra Hayes known as Jimmie opens new restaurant on East Lincoln Highway in DeKalb. He invested money to improve the place and prepare for business. Hayes brings considerable restaurant experience and local friends expect success for the venture.
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Jamra Hayes
DeKalb
Jimmie
Restaurent
Lincoln Highway
Hayes
Sun Ibie
Sine
Program Sunday Night Draws Large Audience
The Vikings hall will host a community program Sunday after noon at five with a music, singing and reading program plus a Christmas tree and presents. The event, under the auspices of the L O G T lodge, is expected to attract many attendees including children and adults.
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Bernhard Benson
Chicago
Vikings Hall
L O. G.T. Lodge
Arthons
Greece
Achmed Zoga
Lincoln Highway
Tirania
Folonal
Ine
Glee Club Program Broadcasts Slated In DeKalb
DeKalb residents plan to listen tomorrow to the University Glee Club on WTAS. The group includes four local boys and is managed by Stanley Hunt. The club will be featured at Kiwanis noon, DeKalb theatre Monday evening, and Apollo party Monday night.
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DeKalb Radiophons
WTAS
Elgin
University Glee Club
DeKalb Boys
Stanley Hunt
Kiwanis Club
DeKalb Theatre
Old Resident Laid at Rest in Fairview
An early Fairview resident John Cheetham was laid to rest in a funeral led by the Latter Day Saints Church with large attendance. The cortege traveled to Fairview for final services, honoring John Cheetah in the community.
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Fairview
Ham
Latter Day Saints Church
John Cooper
Cheetham
John Cheett
Steel Worker Undergoes Major Operation in Local Hospital
John Scrafuse of American Steel and Wire underwent a major operation today at a local hospital. Bay City Michigan resident, he has worked here several weeks. Hospital reports this afternoon are favorable and he may return home within two weeks.
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John Scrafuse
American Steel & Wire Company
Bay City
Mich
Goodyear Judge Denies Dismissal in Cotton Mills Suit
Court Justice Lewis today denies Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. counsel’s bid to dismiss the breach of contract complaint filed by cotton mills. Proceedings continue in Akron, Ohio, with the case seeking damages over alleged supplier failures.
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Lewis
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Shepherd Returns in Wake of Will Fight
William Shepherd, foster father of a youth, arrives amid rumors surrounding a will dispute involving a fortune and a Chicago connection. He vows to answer questions and deny rumors as he faces a lawsuit and statements from Press men in Albuquerque.
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William Shephveal
Pope
Cortune
Chicago
Liam McClintock
Albuquerque
Jing
New Cold Wave Sweeps West and Midwest
A harsh cold wave spreads from the West to the East with record lows reported in Illinois and Indiana. Widespread power and telephone outages occur as poles fall and wires break amid freezing temperatures and travel disruptions.
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Ang Chiczgo
Vesola
Ea Indiana
Legion Post and Auxiliary to Install Officers Next Week
American Legion post and the Men's Auxiliary announce the installation of officers in the evening at the bell. Members are asked to reaffirm and attend. Some expect a social gathering after the meeting, though nothing official has been stated.
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American Legion
Man's Auxiliary
Masons Plan Joint Meeting and Installation
The Masons announce a joint meeting on Tuesday November 30 at 7 30 PM with Chapter No 214 PL and A and a joint installation of the officers. After work, a lunch and smoker follow. Attendance is expected to be large with focus on the joint work of the branches.
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Masonite
Mrs Dresser Injured After Fall on Silk Walk
Mrs Alfred Dresser of the DeKalb area slipped on a silk walk in the business district this afternoon and fractured two bones in her left ankle. She was taken to the office of Dr J S ister on her way home.
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Alfred Dresser
DeKalb
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