German Slayer Haarmann Found Guilty of 24 Murders
Fritz Haarmann and accomplice Han Grans were found guilty in Hanover Germany of 24 murders. Haarmann received death by beheading and life civil rights deprivation, Grans sentenced to beheaded and 12 years for complicity. Trial ended amid public horror and sensational media interest.
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City Plans Two Public Christmas Parties
The city recreation department will stage Christmas parties at Greer St and Brightwood community houses Tuesday evening. Edward McBride says trees will be set up, gifts exchanged, and a musical program performed. A 75 member chorus including 30 girls from training classes will sing carols in downtown and nearby ill persons districts.
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Extra Postal Service Sunday Hours In Indianapolis
Parcel post and stamp sections of the Indianapolis post office will be open Sunday from 1 to 6 p m announced by Postmaster Robert H Bryson. Substations for stamp sale and parcel mailing include Station A plus several local sites on Illinois and Michigan streets and Forty second Street. Due to a change in west bound air mail schedule, mail for the west should be in the office by 6 50 a m.
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A. N. Minosis St
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Fountain Square
Haughville
West Indianapolis
Irvington
Mlinois
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Bryson
Shortridge H S Shorts Debating Club and School News
Shortridge High reports on a Girls Debating Club topic, luncheon costs, and club officers. Notable items include interviews with Arthur Zinkin, Spanish Carnival, chemistry factory visit, and senior drama and junior class activities with new officers and committees.
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Anne Withers
Louise Dauner
Lil‘Han Schlering
Belle Kaufman
Girls’ Debating Club
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Appointments
Tipton High School student Errill Johnson was badly scalded in a gym shower when a boy pulled a hot water string. Arthur Hewitt, a mail carrier, received a knee removal benefit at a Marion church. Prairie Township near Tipton County worries a basketball team setback as a bus rollover near Sharpsville left all players uninjured. Mrs. E. F. Foster of Bluffton ships Persian cats to buyers in New Mexico Ohio and West Virginia. NIBLICK leads 246 Decatur residents seeking electricity manufacturing changes to avoid radio interference. Vernon Murphy wins Rossville legion post commander. Albert Miner visits Lafayette as his Ford crashes en route to St. Louis. Jifford Appleton swears off crank starting after engine backfire cuts his cheek. Dr. Edwin H. Trook becomes Grant County Medical Society president. A ton of bankers advertise a new coin sorter drawing local inspection. Farmers dominate the turnout at the event. Bloomington notes ample water. J. G. Allen becomes Washington Kiwanis Club president.
Crossword Clue Tosses Up Varied Answers Across Puzzle
A list of crossword prompts covers storage towers heads of monasteries sports fans time spans and pronouns plus terms for large snakes you and others. entries include fractions of phrases and common words from light to tough clues, hinting at a themed grid with varied definitions.
Churches Prepare Christmas Food Baskets For Needy
Many churches and Sunday schools will assist needy families with baskets of food this Christmas. Herbert S. King chairs the Christmas clearing house and urges registrations by Monday night. Names are checked to avoid duplication and a final review ensures no family is overlooked.
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Christmas Clearing House
King
Annie T. Meek
Howard &. Jensen
Thomas R. Lyda
J. Allyn Bell
G. M. Stewart
Barrett M. Woodsmall
Reagan Carey
J. B. Gent
Crystal B. Fall
Josephine I. Varney
Mildred Smith
Helen Williamson
Louise Lieber
Clara Lieber
Elizabeth
Hebrew name for God solves Friday sword puzzle
Brief, cryptic note presents a Hebrew name for God as the solution to a Friday sword puzzle. The fragment mentions numbers and exclamations but lacks full context or clear events. Readers might infer a wordplay or crossword style clue leading to a divine term.
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God
Christmas relief drive seeks aid for struggling families
The article lists multiple families in need for the Santa program, detailing sober hardships. It describes deserted husbands, crippled fathers, and widowed mothers, with children aged from 1 to 19 requiring clothing, stockings, dinner, and toys as part of the Christmas clearing house efforts.
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Love Turns Tables
Osborne C. Wood son of the Philippines governor general faces divorce action filed by his wife who accuses him of financial failure and notes he asked for 16000 from abroad while he is in France.
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Philadelphia
Wall St
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Manila
Rotary club to hear Arthur Sapp on ethics codes
Arthur H. Sapp, chairman of Rotary International’s business methods committee and former Indiana governor, will address local Rotarians at the Claypool luncheon on codes of correct practices and Craft Organization Membership. The talk follows Rotary’s program and aims to raise ethical standards in business and professions.
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Tion
Claypool
Aspirin Gargle for Tonsillitis Advised
A harmless and effective gargle is to dissolve two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water and gargle the throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours if necessary. Use only genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in tin boxes of twelve for a few cents.
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