Murder charge shatters small town church community
In Indice Virginia a 16-year-old Eagle scout and choir member faces a murder charge after a janitor found a girl dead in a church building. Police say a violent struggle left nails broken and blood on the floor. The suspect, Garrett Scott, was jailed after his arrest as crowds gathered outside the municipal building. The case involves a boy’s father and questions about clothing found later, including a dark coat and trousers with stains and white shoes.
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Indice
Paneea Weaver
Webb
Cenfer
Scott
Ydee Webb
Ito
Raleigh Court
Aitiethy
Garrett Scott
Gollieee Scott
Four Women Compete to Wed Henry Gough Harding on Speare Island
On Speare Island a matrimonial club selects four women to marry Henry Gough Harding. A storm reveals danger and dark motives as Harding, Bea Cosgrove, and Mrs Warren confront a brutal scene aboard the Gullwing. Mollie Stark is injured while others debate rescue and fuel as the island harbors secrets.
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Henry ‘Gough Harding
Speare Island
Harding
Bea Cosgrave
Allie
Bea
Isha
Mabel Jones
Indy
Bea Cosgrove
Lilly
Fred
George
Mol Vie
Sillwell
McMath Influenced Arkansas Labor Vote Change
Washington column claims Gov. Sid McMath used midnight calls to four Arkansas lawmakers to flip on the Wood labor bill. Brooks Hays Little Rock Boyd Tackett Nashville Oren Harris El Dorado and W I Narrell Monticello shifted from support to recommittal, then backed the bill after reconsideration, amid broader tensions with President Truman over labor policy.
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Little Rock
Washington
Sid McMath
Arkansas
House
Victor Riesel
Memphis Commercial Appeal
McMath
Brooks Hays
Boyd Tackett
Nashville
Oren Harrison
el Dorado
W. I. Narrell
Monticello
Hays
Truman
Conaressigan- Brooks
Arkansans
Labor
Hui
Congress
Fair Weather Prevails Across Nation with Local Rain
Nationwide fair weather prevails though showers and thunderstorms affect the north central south east and middle Atlantic states. Rain intensifies in Missouri Illinois Indiana with over 1.5 inches in St Louis and Evansville in 12 hours. Frost possible tonight in Michigan and northern Iowa and Dakota with warming expected Wednesday.
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Chicago
North Central
Middle Atlantic States
Missouri Ilinois
Indiana
St. Louis Mo
Evensville
Michigan
Great Lakes Region
Great Plains
New York
Fort Worth
Bismarck
Seattle
Los Angles
Phoenix
Wisconsin
Land O Lakes
Prom and Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Busy Evening
A scattered page lists multiple radio programs and times including Superman, Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, and various music and news segments. It shows a dense broadcast lineup with names like Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis Jr, Kate Smith, and Bill Henry, plus local program notes and dawn to night time slots.
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Tom Mix
Salon Serenade
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Bill. Henry
Parade
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Harry
Vieter H. Lindlahr
Kate Smith
Gabriel Heater
John Daniel
Bob Poole
Sardi
Voice of the Army
Gabriel Heatler
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Mutual
Top Radio Lineup and Election Note From May News
Radio listings detail NBC CBS and MBS programs for May 11 including Blondie Duffy's Tavern and Club Crosby with Evening shows and Morning broadcasts. A stray geological claim and a political nod to President Truman appear in this mixed page, noting Arkansas supported him in November.
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New York
NBC
Blondie
Duffy
James A. Farley
Mr.Truman
Arkansas
Hague Ousted Records May Be Impounded
Jersey City political upheaval ends Hague era as Frank Hague fall and Kenny victory reshape local power. Kenny seeks court order to impound city records to avoid inheriting Hague era sins, while 74 year old Hague loses 32 year grip. Kenny vows audit of city books and records after taking four year mayoral term.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Hague
Frank VY. Kenny
Triumphant
Freedom
Kenny
Superior Court
William J. Brennan, Jr
Me Kenny
Hague
Olf
Eggers
Hudson County
Haguie
State Democratic Organization
National Democratic Committee
Freedom For
James F. Murray, Sr
Soo
Appointment of Max Tackett Is Upheld
Texarkana officials announced May 10 that Chancellor A. P. Steel upheld the appointment of Max Tackett as Texarkana Arkansas police chief. The Arkansas Municipal Police Association challenged the move claiming civil service laws were not followed and said it would appeal.
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Texarkana
A. P. Steel
Max Tackett
Texarkana Ark
Arkansas Municipal Police v Association
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Hugh Lawrence Nelson
George Bascombe
Ldd
H Reidleagm
Reginald
Murrell Weaver
Iwo Jima
Dana Marie
Sanother
Richard
WEA Service Inc
Henry Gough
Ben Cosgrove
Mollie Stark
Coe Bea
Ncessary
Ben
Miss Cosgrove
Nona McGuire
Nona
Fred Sillwell
Samigut
Zhi
Doo Geighams
Irma Hill
Hope
CBS
Mrs. Burton
ABC
MBC
Municipal Commission
United States
Mer
Hearne
Texaco
East 3Rd and
Shoyer Streets
Ben F. Wilson
Herbert Burns
Lnst
Arrow
Enro
Arrow, Enro and
Marlbra
Botany
Sweet and
Damond
Courtleigh
By Enro
Cooper
By Hickok
By Evans
Oaper and
Crosby Square
Florshiem
Him
Meeker and
Hickok
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