Burial at sea proposed for S 4 submarine victims
Representative A Pratt Andrew proposes burying S 4 victims at sea with ceremonies when the sub is raised. He notes relatives’ wishes must be respected and cites a precedent from Italian navy burials. The plan mirrors common naval practice and would honor the dead without returning them to land.
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Ana Thomas L. Stokes
Dee
Washington
A. Pratt Andrew
Massachusetts
Andrew
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Hawaii girl attends Ohio Wesleyan as teen sophomore
Delaware Ohio December 22 special report notes Mary Rogers of Hope Indiana traveled from Hawaii to attend Ohio Wesleyan University. Though she is only 17, she is ranked as a sophomore due to a year spent at the University of Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
Hawaii
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mary Rogers
Hope
Ind
University of Honolulu
Brooklyn Navy Yard Tribute Six Months After Deaths
A report recalls the ghastly experience faced by relatives and friends of sailors six months after a deadly incident at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The narrative centers on the emotional toll and ongoing searches for closure.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
City clubs host Christmas events for orphans and children
Harry Wangelin and Lew Wal lace will act as Santa figures for about 300 orphans at the Optimists Club party in the Claypool Riley rooms Friday noon. Children from Marion County Colored Orphans Home and Indianapolis Orphans Home are invited, with Lions Club entertaining Indianapolis Day Nursery children Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Harry Wangelin
Lew Wallace
Santa Claus
Optimists Club
Claypool Riley
Marion County Colored Orphans Home
Indianapolis Orphans Home
Indianapolis Day Nursery
Lions Club
Sahara Grotto
Fire Station No. 14
Ritz
Bankers Trust Company
Elmer W. Rogers
Calendar Gift Planned for Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray
New York December 22 Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray, awaiting execution at Sing Sing, will receive a calendar as a Christmas present from Mutual Welfare aid. The couple is sentenced to die in January.
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Ruth
Judd
United Press
New York
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Sing Sing
Mutual Welfare
Children Brave Snow to Visit Santa in PORTE
Norman Redding four and Patsie Oaddy four walked four miles through snow toward Santa Claus in Santa Bu Times Special. They set out from nearby homes to visit a playmate but found no one home and grew cold and frightened before returning to their parents in Porte Indiana.
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Bu Times
Porte
Ind
Norman Redding
Patsie Oaddy
Santa Claus
Burglaries Foiled by Shots as One Captured
Police said one alleged burglar Otis Wallace was captured after a Kroger break in at 901 N Illinois St while two accomplices escaped. The incident followed a Williams drug store escape and a Stuckwisch grocery theft of cigars and a ham worth eight dollars. Officers fired warnings and noted stock and door damage.
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Charles Hodges
Kinder
Renforth
Otis Wallace
E. Twenty-Third St
Illinois St
Kroger
McKinley Armstrong
E. Kelly St
Williams Drug Store
Carson St
Armstrong
R. H. Neff
Park Ave
Martin Stuckwisch
E. New York St
Stuckwisch
New Comet Is Viewed by Harvard Observatory
Harvard Observatory reports its first sighting of Skjellerup's comet in the southern hemisphere. Leland E. Cunningham saw the object at 4 20 p m Wednesday, noting a tiny tail pointing northward in Ophiuchus as the sun set over Cambridge.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Skjellerup
Leland E. Cunningham
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