Buick’s Marquette Carlines in Medium-Price Field Introduced
Buick Motor Company debuts the Marquette line with six models, led by a four door sedan. The cars feature a 114 inch wheelbase, prices from 965 to 1085, Duco finishing, a deep metal grille, non glare angled windshield, and chrome exterior hardware.
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Reindeer Calf in U. S. Believed First Born
A jet black long legged reindeer calf, possibly the first in the United States, is thriving at Lodge Pole Ranch on Otis Emm Dunham's North Beverly estate in Beverly Massachusetts.
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Lodgepole Ranch
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Plea for Peace at Memorial Day Service
A Memorial Day program at Denison cemetery featured Rev C S Reynolds urging peace and dispute resolution to honor fallen soldiers. Bishop Bunker spoke on the American Legion’s role in sustaining wartime ideals, while Rev Boyd Parker, Rev Sloan, Rev Moreno and K O Knudson offered reflections on unity, service, and Christian values.
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Torso Murder Probe In Los Angeles Deepens
Homicide officers questioned Frank T. Westlake a retired car man and Ben King a taxi driver about their ties to Laura Sutton who vanished before a limbless headless body surfaced in Los Angeles. Westlake and King said Sutton threatened suicide after learning of her deceit. No arrests reported as investigators confirm partial ID of the torso victim.
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Frank T. Westlake
Ben King
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Officers slain in West Side Chicago gun battle
Two Chicago police officers were killed today in a gun battle while attempting to arrest Geer who had shot his wife. Sergeant John Comtiley led his squad into the home and faced two volleys of fire. Conneally was the first wounded as Geer escaped. He is believed insane.
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Geer
John Comtiley
Pireuss
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Kite Wreuss
Radcliffe centennial exercises held at Cambridge
In Cambridge on May 31 an audience of about 1200 witnessed Radcliffe College centennial ceremonies. Local American Legion post opened with prayer and J Shaw introduced speakers with Graves Sergeant at Arms J D. decorated the cemetery grave. Aerial salute and airplane drop marked the climax as veterans groups and Masons led the procession, Matt Kelly’s bugle corps playing taps to close.
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Marquette by Buick displayed today in showrooms
Buick dealers nationwide feature the Marquette, a new six in the General Motors line. Offered in multiple models with wheelbase 114 inches, prices range from 965 to 1035 dollars. The car boasts a six cylinder L head motor, advanced Fisher body design, wide doors, gleaming chromed exterior, and luxurious upholstery with adjustable seating and steering. attention to safety and comfort marks its entry into the medium priced field.
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Oklahoma Chief Justice Weathered by Impeachment Trial
Oklahoma City May 31 Chief Justice Charles W Mason of the Oklahoma Supreme Court wept and had to retire from the stand as examiners pressed questions about his wife doing housework while they could ride in an expensive motor car during his impeachment trial. Portland Maine May 31 Great Atlantic Airways organized to develop regular air service linking the US Canada and Europe with Stockholm via Greenland Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Nor Incorpor filed with Augusta State Department. A Russian housewives conference elected an 82 member commission to study married women's life issues.
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Julianshaak
Greenland
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Reyjavik
Iceland
Haven
Faroe Islands
State Department
Augusta
Custard Pie Toss Not Grounds for Divorce Ruling
Whartonford Conn May 31 Superior Court Judge Edward M Yeomans ruled custard pie throwing is not grounds for divorce. William Fitzpatrick sought divorce claiming his wife tossed a custard pie at him. she admitted the pie toss but denied throwing dishes hot water or a poker.
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