Moran Convicted Of Tavern Theft In Ohio Jury Verdict
George Bugs Moran and two associates were found guilty of robbing a Henderson Kentucky tavern last June 8. Moran claimed a quiet life as an oil man in Henderson and offered Kentucky witnesses and an alibi. Sentencing to follow after a motion for new trial.
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George
Bugs) Moran
al Capone
Chicago
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Moran
Ohio State
Bugs
Henderson
John Karpe, Jr
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Virgil
Doc) Summers
Common Pleas
Robert A. Martin
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Just A Bit Crowded Its Macatee Home As New Twins Arrive
Philadelphia story outlines Raymond Macatee and wife facing a crowded six room home as two-week-old twin girls join 14-month-old triplet sisters. Five-year-old Raymond Jr guards a busy nursery while Betty Ann Rosemary and Eileen meet Bernadette and Dolores, diaper count rising to 420 weekly.
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Raymond Macatee
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Raymond
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Leeds University Receives 240000 for Textile Research Unit
Leeds University in England is awarded 240000 dollars to establish a rayon section within its textile industries department. The funding supports development and research efforts in synthetic fiber production and textile technology.
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Leeds University
England
Department of Textile Industries
Beloit Man Bound Over For Trial In Stabbing Case
Beloit resident Arthur C. Blake 28 was bound over for trial Sept 11 after a municipal court preliminary hearing. Blake pleaded innocent to stabbing Ormand Culver 21 on Aug 15 and had bond reduced from 2500 to 1000 by Municipal Judge Chester H Christensen.
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Arthur C. Blake
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Ormand
Culver
Chester H. Christensen
Knights of Columbus Back Free Rides To Parochial Schools
Milwaukee reports the Knights of Columbus state council endorses a proposed constitutional amendment to provide free transportation for parochial and public school pupils. August Reisweber, chairman of the Catholic interest committee, says all children deserve equal protection and that such transport would not breach church state separation. The amendment will go to a referendum at the November election.
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Milwaukee
State Council of the Knights of Columbus
August Reisweber
Catholic Interest Committee
Reisweber
Eire Urges Farmers to Grow Potatoes for Famine Aid
The Irish government calls on farmers to boost potato production to supply famine-threatened countries. In a related note, Switzerland seeks increased leather shipments to ensure a steady supply of shoes for its people.
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Eire
Local Lady Ends Sleepless Nights After TRU LEX
A Wisconsin woman reports relief from severe stomach symptoms after using TRU LEX. She describes gas bloating pains and insomnia prior to using the product and credits the herbal formula with restoring sleep and reducing digestive distress.
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Wisconsin
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