Mexican Held for Murders in Detroit Axe Slaying
Salvadore Ramirez, 31, a Mexican laborer, is held for questioning by River Rouge police in connection with the brutal axe slaying of Mrs. Henry Chipinski, 88, and her three children Pauline 18 months Margaret 3, and Josephine 11, who died after hospital treatment. A 15 year old daughter Elizabeth is in St Vincent de Paul custody and reportedly implicated Ramirez. A neighbor saw him near the Chipinski home the night before.
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Detroit
INS
Salvadore Ramirez
River Rouge
Henry Chipinski
Pauline
Margaret
Josephine
Ramirez
Chain Boy in Basement Case Shocks Gary
Gary Indiana police hold John Jurick on $1000 bond after rescuing his 9 year old son George chained in the basement for nine days amid a runaway episode. The boy was fed by his sister Sophie and later turned over to his father who chained him to a heavy iron pipe in the cellar.
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Gary
Ind
INS
George
John Jurick
Glen Park
Sophie
E B Taylor Writes From Eastward Trip
E B Taylor manager of Midwest Crushed Stone Co reports a 1 400 mile trip with family to historic sites from Sandwich to Cape Cod and beyond including Boston and Niagara Falls. He notes scenery battles and sights while en route to Providence White Mountains and Lake Champlain.
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Herald Office
E. B. Taylor
The
Midwest Crushed Stone Co
Taylor
Joel Wareing
Mr. Wareing
Cincinnati
East
Charley
Catskills
Berkshire Hills
Mohawk Valley
Bunker Hill
Paul Revere
North Shore
South Shore
Plymouth Rock
Niagara Falls
Providence
Cape Cod
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Green Mountains
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Adirondacks
Buffalo
Cleveland
Greencastle
Boston
Somerley Plans Sunday Night Children Day Exercises
Somerley will host Children Day exercises Sunday night, June 23. A number from the vicinity attended the Brick Chapel program last Sunday night. The strawberry crop was short this season with pears and peaches dropping off. J. F. Wysong lost a cow last week. Martha Ferrand returned home after a week with her son Roy Ferrand and family. Paul Hibbs, suffering sciatic rheumatism, is undergoing chiropractic treatment at Greencastle.
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Brick Chapel
J. F. Wysong
Martha Ferrand
Roy Ferrand
Paul Hibbs
Greencastle
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
Yesterday's results include American Association games St. Paul 4 Indianapolis 3, Toledo 12 Kansas City Milwaukee 4 Columbus 0, Minneapolis at Louisville rain. In the American League New York 9 Boston 0 Philadelphia 7 Washington 6. National League Chicago 13 St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 Boston 2 Brooklyn 8 New York 7 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Marines Seek Boys for Drum and Trumpet Training
Recruiting resumes with vacancies for boys aged 17 to 18 to learn drum and trumpet. Enlistments open for general service for men 18 to 30. See local postmaster or write Marine Recruiting Station Indianapolis Indiana for details.
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Marine Recruiting Station
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sunday School and Church Services Planned in Town
Sunday activities are listed with visits across several families including Beaman Dunn Neese and Hassler. Travelers report weekend visits to Brazil Terre Haute and Poland. Residents note illness improvement for Mrs Trester and social calls among Hoppingarner Bea man Targett and Young families.
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Ray Beaman
Charlie Dunn
Refina Rubeck
Dollie Hassler
Alta Neese
Poland
Andrew Trester
Forest Ulrick
Terre Haute
Troy Conley
Lucy Hoppingarner
Frank Reberger
Brazil
George Young
Evelyn Young
James Beaman
Elias Girton
James Albright
George Targett
Movie romance ends in court as Pris cilla Dean and Arnold are not married
An Atlanta jury ruled Pris cilla Dean and Lieut Leslie P. Arnold were not legally married after Arnold's wartime wife in Groton, Conn., was not properly divorced. The couple had traveled to Mexico last September for a ceremony that never occurred.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Fulton Superior Court
Priscilla Dean
Leslie P. Arnold
Mexico
Atlanta
Lieut Arnold
Groton
Stowaway Secretly Rides Yellow Bird to Paris
Arthur Schreiber of Portland Maine hid in the tail of the Yellow Bird and flew to Paris with the French flyers. Comment suggests the mission might have succeeded if not for the extra weight of the boy.
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Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Rome
International Newaree
Paris
Konjola Ends Long Quest for Lasting Relief
Calumet City resident Tony Kantowicz reports Konjola relieved three years of stomach trouble. He describes relief from heavy stomach sensation, gas and heart palpitations, belching, throat burning, loss of appetite, liver issues, and constipation after using two bottles. Sold at Owl Drug Store in Greencastle and by druggists in the region.
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Konjola
Tony Kantowicz
154Th Street
Calumet City
Ind
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
The Herald Greencastle Classified Notice Summary
The Herald Greencastle announces its publication details including former name Star and Democrat from 1868, office address 17-19 South Jackson Street, Greencastle Indiana, editor Roy Evans, proprietor Charles J Arnold, manager LeRoy Bee, and subscription rates for Putnam County and outside areas.
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the Herald
The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
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