Johnny Gets Wish To Be Policeman In Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky a persistent boy named Johnny Hungate earned a police badge and student ID after guiding St Peter School to create a safety patrol ahead of schedule. He visited Police Chief Carroll Hale and Lt James Glass, who helped form a school safety patrol for Johnny.
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Johnny
Carrol Hale
St. Peter
Thames
Richard the Lion
Hale
Beatrice of Cy
Pris
Lt. Glass
Wim
Bel
James Glass
of Aviation Gai
Laughing Kel Ross Freed After 30 Years Held
Pittsburgh. Louis Henry Ross, 54, released after decades in custody. Judge Loran L. Lewis ruled Ross sane, noting records show sanity since 1943. Once dubbed Laughing-Bel by police for robberies in the 1920s, he escaped Farview State Hospital and planned to work locally and live with a brother.
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Pittsburgh
Louis Henry Ross
Road of No Return
Ross
Kel
Farview
State Hospital
Western State Penitentiiary
Lewis
Faryview
iFarview
Warning on gootpad sign sparks Grand Rapids traffic care
In Grand Rapids Michigan a Dutch language public safety sign urges pedestrians to wait on the curb amid heavy Christmas traffic. Dr. AsaiL Hivkok and assistant Way Grand Rapids Traffic Enigiv discuss the investigation of a hospital incident linked to safety concerns. The piece notes Dutch-background residents and a national heart disease statistic, mentioning over nine million Americans affected and a broad risk coverage.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Asail
Hivkok
Farview
Jerome Franklin
Hickok
Cholmondeley Pronounced As Chumley In London Interview
Eddy Gilmore reports on the pronunciation of Cholmondeley as Chumley in London. The piece recounts how the fifth Marquess of Cholmondeley, Lord John Cholmondeley, explains spelling versus speech, a wartime air raid wardenship, and a comical mix up with a laundry in London’s East End.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Cholmondeley
Chumiley
Belvoir
Beaver
Marquess of Cholmondeley
England
John Cholmondeley
Eton
East End
Gholmondeley
Lord Cholmondeley
West Indies
Chum Lee
Church Event Outdrew Big Sports Show
In Buenos Aires a Catholic Marian observance drew over 100000 worshippers to Plaza de Mayo, outpacing the welcome for Pascual Perez, world flyweight champion, as government church tensions persisted. President Peron planned to greet fans at Palermo airport while clashes over clergy influence continued. Local papers noted smaller crowds amid the controversy.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Peron
Palermo
Pascual Perez
Tokyo
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Elmer
Missouri
Evelyn
Missouri Farmers Association
Lexington
Hungate
Ife
St Pater School
Dallas
Loran L. Lewis
Amie
Pital
Japan
Franklin
Crea
Graphic Society
Washington
United States
Arotte
Helena Rubenstein
Helena Rubinstein
Chumley
van Raulte
van Raalte
Christruan Angel
Jem
Westinghouse Cooking
Miss Kay Glenn
Troutman's Basement
Faille
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