Miss Violet Ninow Victim in Chicago Real Estate Office HoldUp
Miss Violet Ninow eighteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ninow of 81 Ashland avenue was among victims in a bold hold up at G W Draliinger Son real estate office 471 West Madison street Two armed men demanded about five thousand dollars Ninow deposited funds and was forced to surrender around one thousand while others were held in a back room Police observed no weapons and continued the investigation as robbers fled with the loot and guards were subdued in the Chicago incident
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Violet Ninow
Arthur F. Ninow
Ashland Avenue
Victtma
Chicago
Guox
G. W. Draliinger & Son
Madisot Street
Ninow
Bt. John's School
Forest Park
Ienshler
Sie Andt
Ninan
Miye
Clyde Brown
Taylor Avenue
Oni Park
Wilia
Bliss
Euclid Avenue
North Boulevard
Oak Park
Fia
McClure
Bandits
Regional Planning Meet Attended by Forest Park Men
Forest Park men attend a regional planning meeting held to discuss a coordinated regional health and highway plan. Cal Pierce voices the need for multi state cooperation, noting 12 counties and 3 states in the Chicago area, with boards of health often working in isolation and population estimates for 1950 and future decades.
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Forest Park
Sherman
Chilenge
Frederiel W. Bentlett
Cowl
Miready
Itis
Thiy Aupen
Cal
Piarce
Senor Anirgeon
Unis District
U. S. Public Health Service
Indiana
Styciley
Chicago
Col. Pierce
Gook County
Wnoja
Boards of Health
Bahl
Ottlcer T. DD. Rawlings
Crain
Aii
Legends of the Roc and the Giant Bird Myths
The article traces ancient tales of the roc or rukh from Arabia India and Madagascar. It cites Sinbad the Sailor Mariam Polo and 1851 finds of gigantic eggs and bones. Investigations showed remains belonged to flightless colossal birds, not true monsters.
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Arabia
Kerala
India
Saltor
Mareg Polo
Madagascar
Marea Pola
Madagancar
Daya
Death Lurks in Bite of Tropical Spider
A Detroit News summary notes the black widow spider Latrodectus mactans, found mainly in the South and West Indies, with bites potentially deadly to humans. Yale zoology professor Alexander Petrupkevitch cautions its danger. Native Americans reportedly used crushed specimens as arrow poison.
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Alexander Petrupkevitch
Yale
Eports
Museum of Natural History
West Indies
Pennsylvania
New
Floral tribute honors veteran fireman reporter
At a metropolitan funeral a large white rose arrangement covered the casket shaped as a fireman’s badge with red rose accents spelling Admit within Are Ineq only Everybody’s Magazine. The cub reporter’s floral gesture drew attention for its dramatic inscription and nod to the fire service era.
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Ore
Nature's Limits On Whale and Insect Growth
The piece argues that whales and some ancient insects face growth ceilings due to digestive or respiratory constraints. Whales cannot ingest or digest enough food to fill oceans, while insects rely on passive diffusion for air, preventing massive body expansion. The author notes evolutionary attempts failed by imitations of breathing systems and diffusion limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaue
Rich Fishing Ground in New England Waters
The bureau of fisheries notes New England seas host about 180 fish species and a wide range of commercial catches. Cod haddock hake pollock and related species, sea herring mackerel swordfish halibut flounders and salmon are among the abundant stocks. The banks extend to the southeast port and represent a major fishing area in the Americas with annual catches near 200 million pounds.
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Bureau of Fiheries
New England Eeant
Taherlea
Portheuat
Definition of Building and Common Law Usage
A Pathfinder Magazine excerpt discusses how common law defined a building as any structure erected for permanent use, noting ambiguity with examples like a post, and contrasting legal definition with everyday parlance where a roofed structure is presumed a building unless incomplete. It cites Mecca’s great mosque as a structure the law would call a building despite its nature as a large mabloeure.
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Mecca
Message of Thanks to Paying Committee
Forest Park Review notes rapid municipal work on Deaplaines avenue paving with praise for the paving committee and the paper. The writer Art Haudenbcheid thanks the South Side montoriaty and the Forest Park Review for quick service and community effort.
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Forest Park Review
Real estate man withdraws from school over toughness claim
A Los Angeles property dealer exited a school program citing insufficient toughness. The move follows debates on standards and competitive criteria for participants, with the individual asserting he faced unrealistic expectations.
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Los Angeles
Forest Park Boy Scout Party Acknowledges Fun Evening
The Forest Park club hosted a Friday party on November 20 with dancing, a barn dance, and games. Miles Sharpless won the intunt contest for clever and original bleac. Prizes for costumes went to Virginia Dvorak Pant Tholom. Pant surprised as a girl. Uncle Frank and others attended, Morrie entertaining the crowd with stories and songs.
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Boy Scouts of Trosp
Forest Park
Forest Park Club
Miles Sharpless
Virgina Dvorak
Virginik
Paul
Uncle Frank
Pant
St. BJ. Morria
Charlo Bovre
Mr. Rittig
Morrie
Seouts
Fragmented Word Salad Misreads a Meeting Event
A garbled OCR-style text describes an anxious gathering with unclear names and actions. Despite attempts to recount who spoke, the passage mainly offers incoherent phrases about stories, executives, and votes. No clear persons, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable.
War party secures vote with cooperative support
The dispute notes a successful outcome as the party acknowledges cooperation among supporters to advance a second objective. The language reflects a formal tally and gratitude to those who assisted in achieving consensus.
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Golden Rule Children
Youngatere
Birdenest
Syria
England
BOY Scout News
Chassi Pxpress
Cleaseta All Pri Blint
Chevrolet
Murray Service & Motor Co
Madison Street
Euclid
Cos
WM. H. Gardner & Sons
Telephones
Circle Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Tie
Bud Gaieo
Temding Vo Moira
Benate
Whene Forest Ac
Seely Bros. Motor Service
Marengo Ave
Alck
Chiropractic
S. X. Cowin
D. C
Madison Bt
Phona Dearporn
Fred King
Harvey Behrens
C. A. Joslyn
King Motor Sales Inc
Chevrolet Motor Care
Fifth Ave
Washington Blvd
Maywood
Illinois
Aanaaane
Tricycles
Wagona
P. Bloom
Phone Forest
Gray
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