Old West Gets First View of Modern Killer
Denver dispatch describes a shift from classic pistol duels to modern ambush gunfights. Eddie Diamond, promoter and brother of Jack Diamond, survives a shooting from a moving car as two assailants with criminal records are arrested. Diamond fears the modern machine gun and hides from the new style of gang warfare.
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Franck to Speak on Turkey at Jewish Center Lecture
Harry A. Franck world traveler and author presents a Sunday talk at the Jewish Community Center on Turkey and its postwar international role. The open forum will follow with audience questions and is free to the public.
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Manual High School essays on chemistry contest
The English and Chemistry departments at Manual High School co operate in the annual American Chemical Society essay contest. Carl Hanske of the faculty is giving lectures to about forty students who are writing essays.
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Legion Derby plan to boost Kentucky Derby style membership
American Legion commanders at the national conference outlined a nationwide membership race named the Kentucky Derby. Fifty four departments will compete from January to May in a bid to boost posts and auxiliary membership while national leaders discuss defense and hospital bed funding.
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Truck Drivers Held On Girls Charges In Indiana Incident
Two Detroit high school girls accuse two men Roy Hampton and Dale McComas of trying to attack them after hitchhiking on state road 52 about twenty miles northwest of Lebanon. Hampton and McComas deny the charge and claim the girls fled from Detroit homes. The case, with a third girl missing, centers on differing stories and a large bond set for McComas while one girl remains in custody on vagrancy charges.
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Hampton
Kentland
Ind
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Smith
McComas
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City
Miss Berndt
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