Break at Arkansas girls school sparks further escape arrests
Three of eight girls who fled the Arkansas girls training school were captured early today after a second mass break in 17 days. Six of the eight were involved in the prior August disturbance that triggered a grand jury probe and indictments of two former officials for mistreatment. Remaining fugitives include Mullins, Hall, Ross, Haney, and Pickens. Authorities note past punishments and ongoing inquiries under Gov McGrath and Saline County officials.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Girls’ Training School
Dorritory
Here
Saline County
Fred Martin
Ruth Ann Wat
Crawfordaville
Tenn
Ardit’ Pettigrew
Fort South
Clara Northdurst
Fayetteville
Watts and
Pett Crew
Juanita Flsie Mullins
Juanita Hall
Texarkana
Edith Ross
England
Jean Haney
Rita Pickens
Fort Smith
Lavadeon Pruitt
Watts
Mullins
Hall
Ross, Pettigrew
Haney Wicks
Achoal
State Welfare Department
Sid McGrath
State Board of Capital
Saline
Roy Danuser
Fanny Goodman
Carrie Teland
Goodman
Toland
Ousted pastor at York Road Baptist church charged with letters
Mrs. Robert Stitt of Guelph says she received love letters from Pastor Thomas Guthrie and has been dismissed from York Road Baptist Church. Guthrie, 42, claims to be a penitent preacher while denying coercion, and the church faction seeks his removal amid internal strife.
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Guelph
Ont
Ave
CPA
York Road
Robert Stitt
Thomas Guthrie
Stitt
Guthese
Sttt
Crauroeg
Thomas
Honey) Guthriel
Notorious swindler Count Lustig dies at 57 in Missouri
Robert V. Miller known as Count Victor Lustig, famed for counterfeiting, died March 11, 1947 at a federal hospital in Springfield Missouri after a long criminal career. Federal authorities confirmed the death and noted no publication of the notice. Miller and accomplice William Watts were sentenced to Alcatraz in 1935 after a wave of counterfeit crimes.
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New York
Lpi
Robert V. Miller
Victor Lustig
Camden
J Miller
Alcatraz
Springfield
Emil Lustig
Miller
Secret Service
Lustig
U. S
William Watts
Watts
Federal House of Detention
Lower Manhattan
Los Angeles
Band members asked to report to junior high Friday at 11
All eighth and ninth grade band members are requested to report to Lyle Work, director, at the Junior High School Friday morning at 11 o clock. Natural gas pipelines must stand a pressure of 1000 pounds per square inch.
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Lyle Work
Canadian Is Slow At National Air Races Qualifiers
Canadian air race entries lag in qualifying with McArthur as the lone outsider among early qualifiers. Thompson’s speed is in doubt as pilots train on a seven-leg Thompson course at Mitree. Bendix Trophy jet division to feature Thunderjets and a transcontinental nonstop option if weather worsens.
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MeAr
Diowa
McArthur
Thempson
Calif
Thompson
Sataes
Air Force
Mitree
California
Muree
Air Fire
California Desert Air Base
Salina
Kan
Junior Einstein Loses an Animal Game on the Beach
A beach encounter unfolds as a Fat Man challenges Junior Einstein with animal guesses. The boy misleads with a dinosauric riddle, finally admitting a pig as the answer. The Fat Man, victorious, teases the boy and dozes before resuming the nap.
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Junior Einstein
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