Bodily evidence key in hotel slaying case.
Trial details reveal witness accounts from six-foot-three roped suspects and hotel workers as investigators pursue motives in the July death of a 108-pound girl. Coroner reports gunshot wounds with powder burns and a grisly scene described by physicians and a NC college examiner.
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Packer
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Moore
W. L. Clevenger
Mari Carolina State College
Jaidgh
New York University
Rome
Great Wills
Fate Island
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Nettles
Clevager
Frank Moss
Aleman and the Louisiana levee tale in Mississippi
In Aurelia Mississippi on August 20, an AP report recounts Aleman’s odd fish story as he traveled along a canal in Louisiana. He noticed a levee only on the highway side and asked a narrator who explained the levee’s purpose to prevent fish from jumping onto the road.
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Canal
Kenpa
Aurel
Miss
Aleman
Louisiana
Homely Reasons Free Prisoner On Short Parole
Alabama grants hundreds of temporary paroles yearly to prisoners to harvest crops and support families. Paroles last from days to a year, decided by the governor with input from a parole bureau led by Bruce Airey. The aim is to test behavior then seek permanent parole or pardon, with Christman paroles sending long term convicts home for Christmas and back by January 15.
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Montgomery
Alabama
State Pardon Board
Bruce Airey
Penalogiat
Mies
Christmans
Women Orators to Stump Land As Party Seeks Votes
Women civic leaders prepare to campaign for both parties as women join party divisions. Dolly Gann Julia Cantacuzene Grant Bertha Bauer Margaret Culkin Banning Edith Nourse Rogers Molly Dewson Nellie Tayloe Ross Harriett Elliott and others join outreach to mobilize the female vote with rallies, platforms, and organized field teams.
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Jima
Farley
Wor
Atara
Mia
Ray Bryan Owen
Denmark
Harriett Elliott
University of North Carolina
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Shell
Biair Banister
United States
Flupner
Dolly"’ Gann
Cantacuzene-Grant
Russia
Bertha Raver
Congress
Margaret Culkin Banning
Representative Rogers
Molly’ Dennon
Alfred &. Smith
Mra
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hax Dbuilt
Dothan farmer W A Dismukes dies at 62
William A. Dismukes 62, longtime farmer of Dothan route two, died at home after several days illness from pneumonia following Brill fever. Native of Montgomery County, he moved to Houston County at 25. Survived by wife, four sons, five daughters, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral Friday at Piney Grove church. burial Piney Grove cemetery. Houston Funeral Home in charge.
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William A. Dismukes
Dothan
Brill
Montgomery County
Dismukes
Houston County
Piney Grove Church
Woodmen of the World
Mervin, Andrew and
Davis Dismukes
W. H Dismukes
Cowarts
Cecil Patterson
Demopolis
Armertine Haddon
Cottonwood
Ruby Harrell
Kittie Nell
Flora Grace Dismukes
A. B. Dismukes
Montgomery
Sherwood Dismukes
Ariton
Boy Missing Sparks Police and Sheriff Search Effort
Police and sheriff's deputies search for Walter White, son of C. B. White, who vanished from home on Saturday. Friends report he told them he planned to visit a relative in Baker, Florida, but did not reach the destination by Thursday afternoon.
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C. B. White
Toy
Fla Aistee
Baker
Fla
Squirrel killer adopts two orphaned babies
In Clearwater on August 20 an exhausted note reports a record killer of adult squirrels has adopted two orphaned baby squirrels and is feeding them with maternal care observed by nearby residents.
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Softie
Clearwater
Fia
Ara
Mrs Owen Campaigning After Denmark Diplomat Pose
Mrs Owen, newly married to Capt. Borge Rohde of Denmark, will spend her leave of absence from his diplomatic post campaigning. She inherited much from her family and prepares for public duties.
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Mr. Owen
Owen
Borge Rohde
Denmark
Harriett Elliott Emerges in Political Jousting Scene
Harriett Elliott, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, expands her influence by applying government experience from her House service. The 23 year old figure navigates a political arena marked by her notable lineage and rising public profile.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Harriett Elliott
Wyoming's First Governor Began Public Speaking Career
Mrs Roys, noted as a professor of political science, spends her summer vacation delivering campaign speeches. She earned recognition for her early public speaking when she was Wyoming's first governor.
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Roys
Wyoming
Banister's Political Rise and Westward 1992 Campaign Swing
The text notes Mrs Banister becoming vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1928 and a 1992 campaign swing through the West for Roosevelt. It also mentions an assessment of her by a dry will, though details are unclear.
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Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Banister
Virginia Senator Cartechs Brother Relative in Politics
A fragment notes a famous brother, Senator Cartechs, of Virginia. It mentions her role educating women in politics and government, tied to wartime government information service as a former writer on the government staff.
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Virginia
Government’ Awformation Service
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