Campaign era flight traced from Nova Scotia to Azores
Investigation by U S authorities probes a Ilegal flight carrying a war 5 Bel from Nova Scotia to the Azores en route to Palestine. The vessel and crew including pilot Irwin Schindler were held in Halifax after export without license. Plane released on pledge to return to the U S but instead flew 2035 miles to the Azores at high speed.
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Ilegal
Nova Scotia
Azores
Palestine
U. S
Irwin Schindler
Eid Immarines
Halifax
Reat Tees Ull
Birth of a Progressive Party baby at Philadelphia rally
At Convention Hall Philadelphia thousands witnessed the birth of a new political movement as the Progressive Party carried a sea of hopes and speeches. The keynote came from Charles P. Howard and Rep Leo Isacson urged lifting arms to Israel. The crowd included many cash-strapped delegates and a diverse mix of nationalities, all drawn to pacifist and anti discrimination themes. Police guarded the scene as the crowd debated the father and mother of the new movement amid fervent calls for world peace and economic reform.
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Katherine J Uly
Miami
Fla
America
Henry Wallace
Glen Taylor
Idaho
United States
Charles P. Howard
Iowa
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Leo Isacson
New York City
Israel
People's Party
Progressive Party
Daniels admits Niebel killings in Mansfield crimes
Daniel West and William Daniels confessed to slayings of John Niebel, Noranda Niebel, and Phyllis Niebel at a Mansfield reformatory farm, with claims of planning over months to assault the Niebel family. West and Daniels were linked to further slayings, including Earl Ambrose, James Smith, and Orville Taylor, and were to face first degree murder charges in Richland County. Daniels, wounded in a shooting, remained hospitalized and later moved to a modern jail as prosecutors described the case as precautionary.
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Aniels
Page One
Ifle
Conn
van Wert
Tf T
Daniels
John E. Niebel
Mansfield Reformatory
Noranda
Phyllis
West
Earl C. Ambrose
Columbus
James Smith
Niebel
Theodore Lutz
Richland County
Mansfield
Parkersburg
W. Va
Johnny
Reformatory
Red Phillips
Niebels
Ohio gang terrorized area with fatal robberies and carjacking
Gunmen tied to a reign of terror in Ohio attacked in Mansfield and a cornfield, killing Ambrose and others during holdups. They assaulted drivers and customers, escaped with cash, as law enforcement closed in with roadblocks and wide-scale hunts across the northwest region. Local crews repaired storm damage to power and telephone lines, restoring service after a statewide outage.
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Mansfield
Niebel
Ambrose
West
Daniels
Columbus
Ohio
John Dillate
Smith
Tiffin
Johnny
Jess
Taylor
Shaffer
Conn
Freimoth
van Wert
Tornado hits Andrews church steeple and city cleanup
A freak storm struck Grafton causing major damage as a twister toppled an Andrews Methodist church steeple recently struck by lightning. Debris littered Main street near Union Cigar and Busy Bee as city workers begin a massive cleanup and limb removal. City Manager Curtis Dycker said the storm sets back repairs by about two months and blocks traffic.
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Andrews Methodist Church
Main Street
Union Cigar Store
Busy Bee
Curtis Dy Deck
Grafton
Graftonian Hatslip Enjoys Retirement Plans After Long Career
A native Graftonian born May 18 1878, Hatslip married Ada Martin in 1901. Surviving children include Dr Charles Haislip, W R Haislip, Harold Haislip, Beatrice Kent, Robert Haislip, Sarah Bartlett, and Gladys Haislip. After 1939 marriage to Marie Mundt, they plan to retire in Paducah Kentucky and spend winter in St Petersburgh and Miami Florida. Friends offer best wishes for healthful retirement years.
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Continea
Hatslin
Mil Firm
Ada Martin
Charles Haislip
W. R. Haislip
Baltimore
Harold Haislip
Haislip
Paducah
St. Petersburgh
Miami
Fla
Peaceful solution urged amid tense Germany blockade chatter
General remarks on avoiding war amid blockade tensions. Clay and Bohlen deflect questions on force, stressing government decision and not military action. Chorus listings from Mountain page feature St Pauls Methodist Junior Choir and others with new choral numbers by Ferdin and Kuehn of Baltimore.
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Clay
Bohlen
Germany
Continentrum
St. Paul's Methodist
Oakland
Fairmont
W. Goshen
W. V Baptist
English Madrigal Singers
Clarksburgh
W. Va
Tree of Life Synagogue
Pittsburgh
Young Peoples Spruce Street Methodist
Morgantown
Warder Chapel
Grafton
Ferdin
Kuehn
Baltimore
Local teachers charged for session with art consultant named
Local teachers are to be charged under a program that includes a special consultant in art yet to be named. Mr Kuhn stated tuition remains 7.50 per college hour. Arrangements allow several small school students to attend part of each day to demonstrate teaching.
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Kuhn
General Prices Rise Across GM Lines
General Motors announced price boosts across several divisions, with the Chevrolet division noting increases on that model totaling 80 to 115 dollars, the lowest in GM's price range. The move affects tine and Chevrolet cars as part of broader pricing adjustments.
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General
Chevrolet
Seven rooms and bath property on Barrett Street
Multiple listings describe seven rooms and bath with gas furnace and outbuildings in good condition, possession about August 1, Barrett Street priced to sell at 3000 dollars. Also West Main Street seven rooms bath in first class condition at 5700 with nine rooms attic on a 90 by 140 lot priced 7500. Additional five room cottage with garage on High Street at 3700 and nine rooms basement on West Grafton at 5500 with one acre. all properties noted as in good condition. contact by phone 77.
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Barrett St
West Main St
High Street
West Grafton
Four Killed in Bus Crash Near Hanging Rocks Curve
A bus crash near Hanging Rocks curve in Maryland killed four people including Amy and Mrs. Lee. Victims Marlow and William Corbin died at the scene. Victor Long escaped the wreck and freed himself before rescuers arrived. The uncle of the truck driver died instantly. the nephew survived with minor injuries. Others, Dale Allender and Long, were treated for cuts and released. Victims were transported to Cumberland and Romney hospitals for treatment and observation.
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Amy
Perland
Hanging Rocks
Lee
Cumberland
Marlow
Victor Long
William Corbin
Dale Allender
Long
Romney
J. D. Brown
Notice to creditors and heirs in the Rossie Bonner estate
Creditors and heirs of Rossie Bonner are notified to present their claims with vouchers to Richard B. Bord, Commissioner of Taylor County, at his Grafton West Virginia office on or before January 20, 1949. Beneficiaries must be present to protect their interests. Given July 1948.
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Gombiishhoner
Rossie Bonner, Co
Auss
Rossie Bonner
Grafton
West Virginia
Richard
Kee Taylor County
West Bet
Dollle
Yillmoth
Dollis Wilmoth
John K. Burdett
Baylor County
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Stassen
Thomas Vention
Dewey
Harold E. S
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International Soundphoto
Birth of New Poncal Y
Wention
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Fladelphia
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Joe Sartalmacchia
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Fifth Avenue
Huntington Typographical Union
Huntington Publishing Company
Wiley
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Hood
Daniel Mannix
International Soundphotos
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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Adolphus
Knotts Avenue
Washington
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Bill McGahan
Monongahela Power Company
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State Road Commission
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