The Waterloo Bridge Murder Mystery
A Manchester Evening-like report recalls the Waterloo Bridge murder in London. A carpet bag yielded a mutilated male body and bluntly staged evidence, with experts noting preservation through boiling and salting, a non anatomical disposal, and no suspect ever found despite widespread investigations.
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Waterloo Bridge
London
Westminster
St. Paul’s
Thames Embankment
Somerset House
City of London
Scotland Yard
England
Wheeler Syndicate
Negro Baby Death Rate Higher Than White
The United States Public Health Service reports a higher infant mortality rate among babies of negro parents than white in country and city settings. Urban southern areas show the strongest disparity with pneumonia a key factor in deaths from months five to ten, per the United States Children's Bureau study of census and state mortality data.
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South
United States Public Health Service
United States
Baltimore
Richmond
United States Children’s Bureau
Washington Township Funerals and Visits Section
Washington Township No 1 records show numerous social calls across Indiana and Plumville, with visits between McCausland, Harman, Boyer, and Miller families. Notable events include two grandsons born to A C Marshall, one in Elmer Steele’s home and one near Plumville, and a plan by Philips Gag Co to build a derrick on the D B Sutter property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McSwaney
William McCausland
Waller Warman
John Kough
George
Martha
Betty
Mt. Union
M. J. Boyer
Josiah Fisher
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
Elmer Steele
Albert Marshall
Plumville
Rebecca Sink
Vandergrift
Carl Miller
Myron Rerfelt
John Orr
Brice Peterman
James Manguy
Hilsie
Melvin Parks
Blair Long
James Jack
Billie
Walter Harman
Andy McCausland
Harvey Flemming
Sara
Ethel
Indiana
Bernice Miller
Bryan Miller
Clair Lockhart
Max Shields
Robert
North Braddock
M. Shields
Lee Kuntz
Marion Center
J. H. Miller
Blair
Clark Gaul
S. M. Shields
Wm. Baughman
Vernon Shaffer
Butler
Sadie Shaffer
Karl Beck
Geo. Warner
8. M. Shields
Philips Gag Co
D. B. Sutter
Pie Social At Plum Creek Valley Grange Hall May 28
Plum Creek Valley readers are invited to a pie social at Plum Creek Valley Grange Hall on Friday evening May 28 to raise funds for the Bell school reunion. Local notes report visits among residents including Mrs. Floyd McMillen and families, with several Sunday gatherings and out of town calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Birdavie Crossman
Hazlet
Max Fleming
Vadna Barr
Stafford
Sam Smith
E. G. Rummell
Indiana
Telford Barr
Phyllis
Ned Baker
Nu-Mine
George Stiffler
Mahlon Berringer
Robert Butterbaugh
Clearfield Hospital
Maynard Lemmon
Commodore
Audrey Rummel
Munday's Corners
Bert McAnulty
Barnesboro
W. A. Bauman
Clyde Berringer
Dell Baker
St. Benedict
D. H. Gresslay
Nona Berringer
Clymer
Dell Wike
Bobby
Revloc
Conrad Sloppy
Alvin Coy
Albert Coy
Rezza McCullough
G. R. Waltemire
George Wolfe
Manor
Conrad Sleppy
Henry Jones
Hersh
Plumweek Valley Grange Hall
Bell School
J. M. Rankin
W. GC. Jamison
Floyd McMillen
Thelma Bell
Mary Palmer
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G&j
U. S. Rubber Co
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Philadelphia
PENNA
G. A. Myers & Son
13Th & Philo
Sts
Indiana, Pa
George D. Leydic
Philadephia Street
Wayne Avenue
Indiego
Washington Township
Berringer
Maple Grove
Covode
Brown’s Boot Shops
Blairsville
Plum Creek Valley
Ren
Minnie Bell
Indiana Carters
Paul Weaver
Sam Petty
HW. M. Little
Anthony Little
Arthur Weaver
Scott McGown
Otto Steatie
Indi
Ana
George McMillen
Bob
Jessie
Spinisk
Dayton
Ohio
O. K
Gordon
Parker
Black
Cial
Children's Import
Ruben
P.& G. Soap
KY m
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