Death threats rock Robles kidnapping case in Tucson
In Tucson on May 4, threats of death were issued to Fernando Robles and his six year old daughter June as the family pressed to pay a $15,000 ransom after three days of failed negotiation. Officials halted investigation at the family's request while they pursue negotiations with abductors.
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Water Queen and Only 12 Answers to Previous Questions
America's first official bowling tournament record shows a 648 by F. Brill of Chicago. President Wilson was buried February 5 1924 at the National Cathedral. Harvard staged Sophocles Oedipus Tyrannus in 188).
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First Lady in Spring Style Parade of Navy Suit
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt wears a navy blue unfinished worsted spring suit with white hairline stripes. A white satin scarf completes the tailored ensemble reflecting an active public life.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
April Weather Trends vs Normal Warmth and Airship Masks
The city meteorologist reports April failed to match typical warmth with 16 days below 50 and a 3.77 inch rainfall total. Snow flurries occurred on April 12 and 13, while temperatures ranged from 30 to 90 degrees as 16 clear, five partly cloudy, and nine cloudy days were recorded.
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A. B. Horney
A Dog Lovers Plea For Humane Treatment In High Point
A reader, J Riley Martin, urges High Point editors to end police killings of roaming dogs. He argues for a city dog pound with owner charges to fund it, noting the pain of losing a dog harms children and stresses care over destruction. He calls neighbors to inform owners of roaming dogs and favors a humane, controlled plan.
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Secures Hit Ball Kills Brer Rabbit
Roanoke Rapids May 4. Jim Poyner ready for rabbit hunting season will use a baseball in a game. While youngsters played, Poyner lined out a hot ball that struck a rabbit hiding at field edge. Brer Rabbit dies.
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