Flashes of Life Hums With Odd Local News Chatter
A collage of brief items from across the country. A drifting empty barge is tied up near Yonkers after steering into a pier. A Columbia woman turns off lights but a kitchen fire erupts. A bomber crewman drops a weighted note into his yard. A Salt Lake City officer rescues a couple found in high heels. A Topeka judge receives a plea for intuition fees. And a note on over forty U. S. owned Great Lakes tankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yonkers
N. Y
Sand and Stone Company
Hudson River
Salt Lake City
Stanely D. Butcher
Lee Pierce
Wanda McCarthy
Cousin Hubert Prank Teases Wesh Tubbe
In a light hearted note, Wesh Tubbe hints at telling Lard about a practical joke involving a cousin Hubert. The aim is to introduce the humorous ruse before Lard meets Hubert for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lard
Hubert
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Hope Star Star of Hope
Consolidated
Palmer
Amn Wasnelan
End Pubiicer
Hope
Arkansas
Newspawer Enterprise Ass’n
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Bafayette
Manociated Press
New York City
Madison
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
City
Terminal
New
Union St
Star
Ade
Leon Bundy
B. M. Jones
East Ave
Johnson Grass
West Bros
Floyd Porterfield
Robert Long
Spring Hill Road
Jim Jackson
C. ©. Tyler
Cotton Row
Diamond Cafe
South Elm
M. E. Edginton
South Walnut
Hope High School
C. F. Baker
Belle Phillips
Esso
Ted’s
East 3Rd St
Hope Star
W. M. Dillard
Saratoga
Johnnie W. Green
Jack Fountain
Sibyl’s
Columbia
S. C
T. W. Dreher
Reading
Benton
Bruce Crawford
Pennsylvania
Topeka
Kas
Juvenille
Roy McCue
Juan de Horazco
Great Lakes
NEA Service. Inc
T. M. Reg
U. S. Pat
Hersh
Erges
Dionysius
Syracuse
Sicily
By William Ferguson
NEA
Murphy
Ceasers
Marthas
Tom
Germany
Sergeant Fliggs
Rey Crane
Mascott
Uncle Sam
Pry
Popeye
Thimble Theater
The
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
Rackstone
Blondie
Chic Young
Harry Gwood
Ee Mr
Miss
Boots
By Edgar Martin
By Fred Harmon
Ryder
Hite
Yoris
Cen
V. T. Hamlin
Freckles
Helen
Huser
By Merrill Blosser
By Galbraith
Henry
J. R. Williams
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