Colorado Woman Shot, Body Found Beside Rural Road
Fort Collins, Colo. AP A 33 year old Fort Collins barmaid and mother of seven, Mrs Mary Lynch, was found shot to death beside a rural road seven miles southwest of the city. Robert Pelts, 39, was jailed for investigation of murder after being seen with Lynch leaving the tavern where she worked. A newspaper carrier found her body in a weeds patch. her billfold with 69 cents lay about 200 yards away. Lynch, a West Plains, Missouri native, moved to Fort Collins in 1948 and worked for the Rural Electrification Administration. she was separated from her husband. Authorities traced Pelts from a chamber camp to the murder scene about 78 miles away.
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Fort Collins
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Mary Lynch
Larimer County
Ray KK. Scheerer
Robert Pelts
Pelts
Norman Woodruff
Tuckson County
Scheerer
Icecap Deterrent Viewpoint Spurs Submarine Strategy
Washington reports Admiral Rickover views polar ice cap as a safe hiding place for U S nuclear submarines. He argues submerged bases under the ice would deter aggression by ensuring missiles could be launched if war comes, making the submarines a key deterrent to conflict.
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Polar Icecap
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U.S. News and World Report
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United States
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Woodstock Visitors At O. M. Plank Home
Recent visitors included Sgt and Mrs Norman Duhoime and Ricky of Topeka, Mr and Mrs Robon Plank and Larry of Quinter, Mr and Mrs Arthur Plank and Billy and Paul Plank of Lawrence. Sunday guests at Floyd Petrie home were Walter Wiley, Judy and Jimmie of Kansas City, Swede Larson and sons Lew and Mark of Topeka, Bill Nowak of Baldwin, Wilford Ousdahl and Mrs Earl Hall. Set and Mrs Norman Duhoime
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Ricky
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Mr. Plank
California
Northwest
William Carnavon
Lakewood
Calif
Alameda
Sam Petrie
John Petrie
Kansas
James Smith
Topeka
Dan Petrie
Watson Farm
Jo Taylor
Tasher Jr
Miss Taylor
Robert Lasher
Rosedale Christian Church
Richard Peine
Lawrener
Frank
Helen Hehn
Beulah Hehn
Edt
Par Osborn
Ray Hall
Linda
O. M. Plank
Norman Duhoime
Robon Plank
Larry
Quinter
Arthur Plank
Billy
Paul Plank
Lawrence
Floyd.Petrie
Walter Wiley
Judy
Jimmie
Kansas City
Swede Larson
Lew
Mark
Bill Nowak
Baldwin
Wilford Ousdahl
Earl Hall
Set
Captain Creek Resident Injured Unloading Hay Bales
Philip Lefmann sustained a broken left arm when hay bales shifted on a wagon at the Charles Majors farm and he was thrown off. He was treated at Reece Hospital in Gardner and remained there until Friday evening. Nearby visitors included George Knabe Edperton and others from Lawrence Merriam Topeka and Kansas City. A congregational dinner was held at Captain Creek Methodist Church on the church lawn.
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Charles Majors
Reece Hospital
Gardner
Lefmann
George Knabe
Edperton
Tffte Muller
Jake Lefmann
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Eugene Westerhouse
Amos Westerhouse
Charles Rowe
Forrest Rowe
Leonard Finley
Rob. Plank
Hesper Church
Captain Creek Methodist Church
Herman Plank
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Inaccessible text fragment describes janitor supplies and store items, with unclear subjects and mixed terms. The readable portions mention paint remover and Good esthehping related items, suggesting a catalog-like note from a periodical. The exact event or entities remain ambiguous.
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