Body Of Teacher Slayings Suspect Found In Colorado
Four boys found the badly decomposed body of a man tentatively identified as Fred Lundy, a former teacher sought in the brutal murder of Emily Griffith and her invalid sister Florence. Police thru Boulder plan positive ID. Lundy had threatened the sisters and vanished after their deaths. Emily Griffith, famed for her work with the underprivileged and the Denver “opportunity school,” inspired many in education before moving to the mountains.
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Pinecliffe
Colo
Fred Lundy
Mountain Home
Emily Griffith
Florence
Boulder
Boulder Creek
Griffith
Mountain
Lundy
Pinceliffe
Emly
Griffith Sisters
Ald
Denver
Heat Wave Breaks in East as West Remains Sweltering
Amid scattered showers in parts of the nation, the Atlantic coast enjoyed a break from heat while Midwestern farmers faced concerns over corn harvests. The Chicago weather bureau indicated little rainfall in Nebraska and minimal help to crops, with forecasts predicting moderate temperatures across the Great Lakes, New England, the Southeast, and the Far West.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
U.S. Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Buresia
Great Lakes Region
Newark
New Enngland
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Tax amendment debate could delay final legislative session
The piece notes that failure of the income tax diversification amendment could force the Legislature to scramble for funds to raise classroom teacher salaries. It warns that the session’s final days could become a nightmare for supporters of the bill and that legislators might return to the Capitol for a few days after adjourning to save several days until next year.
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Billy
Organization Sets Budget For Club Activities
The group outlines funding needs totaling at least 5000 dollars to cover sports including football, touch football, softball, volleyball, baseball, table games, and swimming meets. It plans a calendar of events and aims to provide activities for all members while maintaining a specified field and table setup.
Bulgarian anti-Communist leader Petkov sentenced to death
A Bulgarian people's court sentenced Nikola Dimitrov Petkov, a prominent Agrarian Party figure and staunch anti-Communist, to death for alleged plots to topple the Communist government and form a new regime. The trial followed his June 6 arrest and August 5 hearing, with U.S. officials denouncing the move as an affront to world opinion.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Nikola Dimitroy Petkov
Agrarian Party
Goverament
Petkov
United States
Gil
Petcov
Solas
Toatm
Ftaetr
Fatherland Front
Germane
Commiuniet
Sisce T
Rv"l Poa
Acation
Ua Dart
Hunary
Ferenc
Nina
Tralane
University To Renin Fall Term Sent 24
The University of Alabama will open its fall term September 24 with new and expanded facilities including classrooms dormitories and a new cafeteria. Six permanent dorms add to housing and two will open in September. Married student housing planned on the Norton campus with new construction projected to be occupied by fall term.
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Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
College of Win and Sentes
Schouls of
Taw
Erribeering
Schoul
Try
School of Conmimerce Business
Ducuy
Nortoneten Campas
Coton
Nettumetam
Noedey
Unclear text outlines a public notice and names several figures
Fragmentary OCR summary references a public notice with names like Beata and Caihoun, mentions books, cats, provers, and plans. Several garbled terms obscure concrete events, dates, or locations.
Ramie in Wiregrass Feasible Says Meeting Here
About 150 farmers from Houston and nearby counties heard an illustrated talk on Ramie fiber prospects in Southeast Alabama at a Dothan meeting called by the American Ramie Company of New Orleans. Gilbert Brereton outlined a cost efficient harvester and a long lasting planting life, urging small initial plots and gradual expansion.
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Ramie
Alabama
American Ramie Company
New Orleans
Dothan
Houston
Concensus
United States
Gilbert Brereton
Brereton
Atmore
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
The
Southern Ramie Company
Girl Pilot Enters Bendix Air Races With Modest Funds
Chicago report details Jane Page, a six foot tall former WASP pilot, entering the Bendix Air Races with earnings from a florist shop and the life savings of two veterans. Page faces aces backed by millionaires as she tests a Lockheed F5G with coowners Sunny Waracek and Ford Sturle, while others race with vast sponsorship.
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Chicago
Bendix
Earl Reinert
Wally Gludtner
Jane Page
The
WASPS
Aus
Global
Wiliam P. Odom
Paul Mantis
Cleveland
Miss Page
Sunny Waracek
Ford Sturle
Mees
Theeoversity
Arizona
Two Contracts Set For Negro Schools In Geneva County
Geneva County Board of Education awards two contracts for Negro school buildings. A 1N room concrete building for Harford Negroes is set with H. K. L. Brovins of Dethons FLOP, Coffee County. Another contract covers a concrete school at Bellwood. Projects aim to serve six Nesta schools and two Nesta students, with September 15 as opening target. Lunchroom staff to take management courses. tax amendment noted. Admiral King III report on slight stroke without paralysis.
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Geneva
Geneva County Board of Eduegton
Qo. Collins
Hariford
HK HL Brovin Vons Wn Company
Dethons Flop, Flix
Coffee
Owas
Cortroette Ba Sk Ap Footer Beom Concrete
Bellwood
Sadd Os
Samana
Gert Thom
Caghus Fe
Toe Rey
Nesto
Nesta
Scheolfield
Celhas Lens
Collins
Carrie Threaton
King III Washington Japo
Ernest A) Kai Bness
America
Naval Hospital
Yeoter Aries
Ramie crop program offered to local farmers
Southern leaders JW W Wilson W B Connell and W J Brewer announce ramie root supply at cost to farmers willing to plant the crop. The firm will provide harvesting machines and buy the product, with info offered to those interested. Ramie must be harvested processed and degummed for textile use, with fibers shipped to New Orleans unless local production grows.
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Southern
JW. W. Wilson
W. B. Connell
W. J. Brewer
Wilson
New Orleans
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Eves
Glannes
N. Foster
Geneva County
DR. Sinquefield
Malone Motor Co
G.I
Dothan Federal Savings & Loan Association
S. Foster
Rimsor
Esquid
Panlco
Salis Pocotga
Philco
Hearst
Phielco
Avihantic
Chippendale
Rimson Furniture Co
W. Main
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