Gates of Hell Open In Michigan for Curious Tourists
Hell Michigan draws visitors as locals advertise the town as a summer resort with 563 acres and landmarks like Hiland Lake. Erdly Van Sickle, a young real estate figure, owns much of Hell and notes the seasonal population surge while recalling the town’s rough history and the origin of its infamous name.
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Hell
Mich
Michigan
van Sickle
Ayther
Hilend Lake
Armalee
Pinckney
George Reeves
Reeves
Whisks Wren resort lore and missing post office tale
The fragment recalls 1870s upheaval when still operators failed to earn a dime per gallon and two mills burned. It notes Hell's temporary popularity with 000,000 summer visitors and residents' mail requests to a non existent post office. A Newark reporter visited during a scorching day.
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Hell
Lainey
Newark
Bookkeeper Faces Jail After Abortion Is Fatal
In Los Angeles a 27 year old bookkeeper, Roger Fred Brenon, was convicted of second degree murder in the November death of Virginia Hopkins Watson, a former swimming champion. Police said Watson paid $150 for a so called sorcery abortion to secure a promised minor movie role. Superior Judge Clement D Nye set sentencing for June 2.
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Los Angeles
Virginia Hopkins Watson
Roger Fred Brenon
Electrification Agency Marks 20th Operating Year
The Rural Electrification Administration celebrated its twentieth year with a special program at the Agriculture Department. The agency has helped thousands of Amesville farmers gain electric and telephone service.
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Fen Wien
Agriculture Department
REA Leaders Highlight Rural Electrification Speech
Vice President Nixon and Undersecretary True D Morse spoke along with REA Administrator Ancher Nelson at a gathering on rural electrification. The event spotlighted how REA funds support cooperatives building power and telephone systems in rural areas.
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REA
Nixon
True D Morse
Ancher Nelson
Bomb Damages Labor Leader Car in Boston
A bomb exploded injuring Michael di Nunno, 24, the son-in-law of Vincent di Nunno, former Massachusetts AFL Building & Construction Trade Council president. The blast occurred as the car, owned by Vincent di Nunno, turned the ignition. Michael suffered a fractured leg and severed arm, in critical condition. investigators are without a motive.
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Boston
Michael di Nunno
Vincent di Nunno
Massachusetts State
AFL Building & Construction Trade Council
New England
Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
di Nunno
Hfe
Ron
Wrecks rebuilt for body care at Glas Co
Stop Look Look advertises rebuilt wrecks for the best body and glass service. Elmer Beaty and Burl Francis at Raw Body and Glass Co offer repair and glass work from 734 North 2nd, phone 1897.
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Elmer Beaty
Burl Francis
North 2Nd
Psychologists Meet At KU For Two Day Symposium
A symposium on current research in personality and its implications for theory will be held Friday and Saturday at the Kansas University Memorial Union. Attendees include experts from Cornell, Colorado, Brandeis, and other institutions. KU alumni Dr. Baldwin will speak on adaptive behavior. no charge for meetings.
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Department of Psychology
Kansas University
Ane Sas
Missouri
Alfred L. Baldwin
Cornel University
John D. Benjamin
Eoument
Colorado University School of Medicine
Eugenia Hanfmann
Brandeis University
Baldwin
Benjamin
Transmany
Belle
Studivs
Gardner Murphy
Men- Tinker Foundation
Topeka
Martin Scheerer
KOO
Memorial Union
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Europe
Zhea i Ae
Firestone
Firestone Transport
Ec Eee
Firestone Champion
Bié Savings
Firestone Deluxe
N.H
Roger Allen
Butler Steel Buildings
Jackson
Butler
Topeka Foundry & Iron Works CO
Topeka, Kn
Choos
America
Newe Woll Point
Rons Dec
WAMEL
DAVIS
Trua
Kentucky
Davis Paint Associate
Mavis
Crown Prince
Tokyo
Akihito
Japan
Bobby Sockers
Pearriot
Higibya Park
American National Merchandisers, Inc
Crossroads of the World
California
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