Trouble on the rails in a Nebraska chase scene
A first person fragment recounts a deadly train attack linked to a federal marshal case. Barney’s murder aftermath drives a posse toward a frontier showdown as shadows and gunfire erupt near a depot. The narrator spots Blanchard and Conliffe amid the chaos, then follows toward McNabb’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Olson
Pete Dorsey
Dorsey
Tha Galise
Barney Déthree
Barney
Nin
Bost
Sted
Chleigo St
Blanchard
Lanchard
Dépot
Hos
McNabb
Dan Clement
Edatshal
Jt Jooks
J. Shought
Op Depot
Tani
Marhal
Omaha
Harney Blanchard
Yin
Abb
Wounde
Blackburn Elected Lions Club President at Prescot meeting
Rev Blackturn takes office as Lions Club president for the year at regular meeting in Lawson Hotel Prescot. New officers named with Rev LO Lee as first vice president Brice Stewart as tail twister and Rucker Murry as secretary. Retiring president Wahlquist praises year, committees appointed and plans outlined.
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Blackturn
Lions Club Prasigen Hov
Seldon Blackburn
Suiens
Lawson Hotel
LO. Lee
Brice Stewart
Rucker
Murry
Patt Hlett
Lion Tater
Irvin Patrchild
Wahlquist
Blackburn
Prasatati Chaieman
Bobby Whitmmaoish
Carroll Bratton
Dawson Henry
Bride Stewart
Plas
Score Returns Won’t Pitch Until August
Cleveland reports Herb Score will miss pitching until mid August after May 7 injuries. Gillie Thomas, an eye specialist, treats Score and hopes for a return to the Tribe next season. The article notes Score’s dramatic absence since May 7 and mentions surrounding local observations and inquiries as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Herb
Score
Fleland
Pay TV cost sinks West Coast Major League plans
Mayor George Christopher cited Pacific Telephone executive Mark Sullivan on a 30 to 60 million dollar pay TV wiring project in the San Francisco Bay area. The costly, multi year plan delays relocation of Dodgers and Giants to the West Coast and jeopardizes opening day of the 1948 National League season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Nationaleague Giants
New York Giants
West Coast
Millon Dalters Oinstaff
San Francisco Bay Area
George Christopher
Mark Sullivan
Pacific Telephone ‘Telesgraph Co
Sullivar
Brooklyn Doders
Los Angeles
Praneisca
Wate Lelevising
Dodgers
Giants
New York
Brooklyn
Vaust
Ethyl Strikers Asked to Return
Ethyl Corp offered jobs to non striking workers who honored United Mine Workers picket lines since Wednesday. The UMW local met last Tuesday to resolve disputes over manpower cuts and production increases. Ethyl president Wallace F Armstrong said the company would rehire workers who want it as nearly 1,000 honor the picket lines set by about 2,250 UMW members. Training was planned to begin around July 14. A score-only detail mentions a Wednesday arrival in Boynton Florida to Nancy McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
EthylCorp
United Mine Workers
UMW
Boynton
Fla
Nancy McNamara
Gibson Opens Clay Court Campaign With Straight Sets Win
Althea Gibson, NYC star, dominates Lois Smith Glenview 6 0 6 0 in the National Clay Courts tour opener. Coach Sid Lewellyn notes her focus and form, while others falter. Neal Fraser upset by Pat Wilkins 6 4 4 6 3 6. Heeb Flam and Viv Seixas set to meet, Ashley Cooper cruises past Barry Walraven.
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Chicago
Althea Gibson
Sid Llewellyr
Jaewellyn
Neal Fraser
Foreigh
Australia
Fraser
Patl Wilkins
Beaumont
Tex
Wilkins
Douk
Heeb Flam
Beverly Hills
Cali
Viv Seixas
Philadelphia
Ashley Cooper
Ty Head
Whinbledon
Barry Walraven
Omaha
Neb
Fed
Ged
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AY Gene Olson
Eric Clement
Steart
Canute
Jan
Conliffe
Aulek
Nebraska
Kim
Shhhhi
Prescot? News
Fore
Imon Gee
Jim Yancey
H. J. Wilson
Sharp
Harold Smith
Harald Js
Kay Jete Priday
Texarkana
Jesse Crow
Et’sts
Buford Frelsby
Allen Gee Jr
Gail
Russelville
Bill Gee
D.O. Montgomery
Bethlehem, Ohio
Walter Devore
Charlie DeVore
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Air Porces Base
San ‘Antonio
Texas
Richard . Bright
Scott Hamilton
Cora Donnell Hospital
Oscar Hart
Baptist ‘Hospital
Little Rock
Ethyl
Crescent Drug Store
PHO
Foster
Rand
RED Cross
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