Killer Of Man Wanted In Canada
The unidentified body found near Pascagoula, Mississippi, is identified as Lauzon 26 of Canada. New Orleans police linked the prints to Lauzon who was sought by Ottawa mounties and Toronto police for robbery. Sheriff Krebs said the killer may have dumped the body from a vehicle along U S 90 and that developments were expected soon.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Ulysses Langon
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Lauzon
Mounties
Ottawa
Toronto
Guy Krebs
Lauren
Here
Fans Read Metric Distances For Olympic Track Events
Report notes that Olympic track events in London will use metric measurements. Distances such as the 100 meters and 110 meter hurdles will run straight at Wembley. all other races include curves.
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Chicago
NEA
London
Wembley Stadium
Heart Disease Kills Husband Freed Of Murder Charge
In Calais Maine Municipal Judge John M. Dudley freed Margaret Mary Marcil of Schenectady after a medical report showed her husband Oscar Marcil died of heart disease. The murder charges were dismissed. the couple had vacationed at Spectric Lake in Vanesboro when his death occurred on July 20.
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Calais
Aup
Margaret Mary Marcil
Schenectady
N. Y
John M. Dudley
Thomas S. Bridges
Spectric Lake
Vanesboro
Marcil
Che Caine
Strikes Decline in First Half of 1948 Says Labor Dept
The labor department reports strikes in the first six months of 1948 fell 37 percent from the same period in 1947. Disputes over livor dis putes declined 5 percent. The midyear summary covers labor force stability and workplace unrest alongside hospital and employment data, noting the overall decline in strike activity.
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Washington
LLP
Labor Department
Ports Reves
Laauig
Hiker Nears Finish Of 2090 Mile Trek
A lone hiker closes in on completing a 2090 mile journey. After months on trails across varied terrain the traveler nears the finish line prompting local interest and quiet celebration.
Rains Postpone ASL Contests and Browns Visit Geneva
The Brewton Millers handed Andalusia Arrows a 3-1 defeat as Geneva, Dothan, Greenville, Troy, Ozark, and Enterprise games were rained out. The Browns sit third, eight and a half games back, with Aug 25 as season end after postposed All-Star date. Top four meet in brackets for playoffs. ASL playoffs may be canceled due to schedule shifts. Browns travel to Geneva tonight. Arrows head to Wiregrass Stadium tomorrow.
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Andalusia Arrows
Geneva
Greenville
Pirates
Dothan
Browns
Tigers
Jack Howater
Wiregrass Stadium
Dictatorship Seen if Talmadge Elected Georgia Governor
Atlanta dispatch reports Mayor Harrison accusing Herman Talmadge of misleading lawmakers into approving a 1947 sales tax, warning that his election could bring near-dictatorial control. Campaign dynamics involve Gov. Thompson and ex-Gov. Arnall, with hospital-bound Talmadge still recovering from an auto wreck in Dublin.
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John Couric
Atlanta
Walter Harrison
Millen
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
House of Representatives
Harrison
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Dublin
James S. Peters
Bill Kimbrough
Greensboro
Thompson
Ellis Arnall
Joe Rabin
Thomson
Randall Evans
Evans
Stonewall Dyer
RE. D. Rivers
Peters
Arnall
E. J. Rivers
Rivers
Kimbrough
Frank Gross
Toccoa
Senate
Eugene Talmridge
Herman
French Woman Sues Gould Over Restitution Check
Mme Anne Wilbert De Lairigne files suit in federal court claiming Frank Jay Gould issued a 400000 dollar check in 1944 for help hiding him from the Nazis in occupied France. She says Gould instructed United States Trust Company of New York to stop payment when she tried to cash it in 1947. bank named co defendant.
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New York
Frank Jay Gould
Interio
Jay Gould
United States Trust Company of
Millers Edge Andalusia on Krohn Five-Hitter
Four errors by the Arrows swing the game in favor of the Millers who beat Andalusia in Brewton. Krohn allowed five hits and struck out three to defeat Chaillot. Hope provided Andalusia's only extra-base hit with a double while Andalusia made three double plays and left nine on base.
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Brewton - Andalusia
Arrows
Millers
Andalusia
Brewton
Krohn
Chaillot
Hope
Andaalusia
Sell Corn In Hide Instead Of In Bag
Alabama agricultural expert G. B. Phillips urges selling corn in the hog feed chain rather than in sacks. With a predicted record corn crop and low meat animal numbers, he notes hog-fed corn brings higher cash value, potentially widening the price gap from last year. He recommends marketing corn in the hide to boost farm income.
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Alabama Agricultural
Phillips API
Phillips
Ashford Legion Baseball Game Delayed By Weather
The American Legion game in Ashford was postponed to Sunday due to weather. Manager Henry Kennedy said the series with Ashford has been reduced to a best two-out-of-three format.
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American Legion
Ashford
Henry Kennedy
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