Gangster Touhy gang member slain in Chicago killings
Charles Ice Wag Connors a Touhy gang member linked to the John Factor kidnapping was found shot to death in a southwest Chicago area. Identification came by fingerprints after officers compared faces. This marks the first gang killing since the Touhy roundup began last summer in Elkhorn Wisconsin and ties to other key figures in the Factor case.
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Charles
Connors
Touhy
Sters
John Factor
Jay
Elkhorn
Wis
Roger Touhy
St. Paul
William Mamm, Jr
Willie Sharkey
Chicago
Phree
Albert Kator
Gus Schaefer
Factor
Edward
Ton’ McFadden
Basil Hugh Bankhart
Isaac Costner
Buck” Henrichsen
Blevins George Visits Muskogee Couple
Blevins George of Muskogee Oklahoma visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Bailey last week. Gray Battle who has been in the State Sanatorium returned home last.
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George Bay
Muskogee
Okla
Thomas Bailey
Gray Battle
Town Folks Share News Of Visits Moves And Guests
Thursday reports show Mrs. M T Ward Mrs H H Honca and Miss Marie Ward shopping in Hope. Mr and Mrs Philip Ward guests of Mrs Roy Lee Bonds. A H Wade and Warren Nesbitt in Hope on business. Young Nesbitt relocated to Russellville Ark for a lumber job. Mrs S H Battle and Miss Dave Knott shopped in Hope. Mrs W L McDougald visited daughter Mont Harris and family. C C Merritt shopped in Hope. Earl Bell and children from Smackover visited Mrs Lilla Bell. Thalia Nolen of Texarkana spent weekend with Mr and Mrs H E Nolen. Lorene Arnold a Hope visitor. W Bell of Houston week end guest of his mother Mrs Lilla Bell. J Glenn Coker and Kathlene Brown shopped in Hope. T J Stewart and Dwight Dareless Houser toured Prescott and visited Charline Stewart at Cora Donnell hospital. Chas Brooks Em ily spent Sunday with Ade Carter. Verdie Loveless and Benvie Stone of McKaskill visited J M Thomas and family. Mrs Katie Blackwood and daughter of Mineral Springs were visiting Mrs G B Ames before Blackwood departed.
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M. T. Ward
H. H. Honca
Marie Ward
Hope
Philip Ward
Bethel
Roy Lee Bonds
A. H. Wade
Warren Nesbitt
Young Nesbitt
Russellville
Ark
Nesbitt
S. H. Battle
Dave Knott
W. L. McDougald
Mont Harris
C. C. Merritt
Earl Bell
Smackover
Lilla Bell
Thalia Nolen
Texarkana
H. E. Nolen
Lorene Arnold
W. &. Bell
Houston
Texas
T ‘Ee
J. Glenn Coker
Kath
Lene Brown
T.J. Stewart
Dwight
Dareless Houser
Prescott
Charline Stewart
Cora Donnell Hospital
Chas, Brooks
Emily
Ade Carter
Verdie Loveless
Benvie Stone
McCaskill
J. M. Thomas
Katie Blackwood
G. B, Ames
Blackwood
O Connell Kidnaper Sentenced To Fifty Years
Manny Strewl was convicted of kidnapping Lieutenant John J. O Connell Jr. nephew of upstate political leaders. Jury deliberated three hours with an 11 to 1 initial guilty ballot. Sentencing deferred to next Friday due to prior record. max penalty of 50 years. Defense to appeal. Strewl, 30, single, clerk, had two prior federal convictions.
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Albany
Manny Strewl
John J. O'Connell
Enverdul
Strewl
Jacob
Morris
Daniel HW
Prior
O'Connell
Verdier
Strews
Karl H. Gallup
Atlanta
Court of Appeals
New York
Weekend Visitors and Local Gossip
Streamlining a an Interesting Theme freesboro were the week end guests of Mrs Lila Bell. Mr and Mrs Roy Peaster and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Brown of the Sweet Home community. Mrs John Dunnaway of Fort Smith is the guest of Mr and Mrs Chis Bracks. Mr and Mrs A H Wade were visiting friends in Mape Thursday.
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Freesboro
Lila Bell
Roy Peaster
Bob Brown
Sweet Home Community
John Dunnaway
Fort Smith
Chis. Bracks
Boy wounded by air rifle mishap in North Little Rock
Raymond Cobb, 19, was wounded in the left hand when a group of boys playing nearby caused an air rifle cartridge to discharge. He was inspecting a rifle on Tivisian Street ditching project when the accident occurred. Dr. Val Basen, a North Little Rock physician, attended to him.
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Little Rock
Ipsley
Binwell
Raymond Cobb
Ordingly
Rip
Cobb
Tivisian Street
Little Roel
Iscoll
Val Basen
Littles Rock City
US Car Models and Telephone Share in 1983 Note
The text cites that zero percent of US manufactured cars in 1983 were closed models and mentions Acorns as coach in various regions. It also states the United States owned 66 percent of the world’s telephones.
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United States
Associated Press Shaped by Nonprofit News Cooperative
IT papers describe The Associated Press as a cooperative nonprofit organization dedicated to accurate world news reporting. The article notes AP's mission to unite member papers and provide centralized news coverage without bias.
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Associated Press
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Suhy
Blevins
Deering
Jamey Deering
Miami
Bie
Balartons
Biscayne Bay
Ville Visemsa
Albany “o-Between
Artie Delaney
J.M. Thomas
Beulah
Grace Thomas
Prescott Sunday
and Alton Hell
Mur
Mrs
Mape
SeGie Hyderwear
Oakcrest Hatchery
North
Walnut Street
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