Textile Plant Becomes Crown College In Pawtucket
The Crown Manufacturing Co. in Pawtucket rebrands as Crown College with workers as students and the president as dean. A campus atmosphere includes landscaped lawns, smoking lounges, a mobile canteen, and a planned college newspaper. The plan aims to boost recruitment and productivity to keep New England textile jobs from moving south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahoney
United Press
Pawtucket
Justea Gay
Crown Manufacturing Co
Crown College
Cean
Corse
James J. Axelroad
New England
South
Newberry Community Dinner At Mrs Henry Raper Home
Twelve members of the Christian Ladies Aid attended a venison steak and pheasant covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Henry Raper in Newberry. Mr Raper provided the venison from a recent hunting trip and several local families joined in. Rayburn remains in a Indianapolis hospital after a facial injury from a horse incident.
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Christian Ladies Aid
Henry Raper
Raper
Pearl Gilbreath
Derorda Holmes
Mary Simpson
Minnie Brookshire
Lula Miller
Laura Miller
Gerald White
Vada Brewer
Cealia Asdell
Flossie Chestnut
Newberry
Payne
Switz City
Loren Bowers
Epsom
William Brookshire
George Smith
Sandra Jane
Odon
Ray Brewer
Om Rayburn
Indianapolis
William Hasler
Edd. Fergerson
Tampa
Florida
Fergerson
Macil
Bearings Packed With 3400 Steel Balls
A heavy bomber’s bearings contain 3400 steel balls of varying sizes.
Local residents visit and call in Cross Roads area
Mr and Mrs Lacy Smith and Mr and Mrs Virgil Morgan called on Mrs Lettie Beck Tuesday night. Erly Woodward and William Clayton were in Pleasantville Tuesday afternoon. Charles Turner and mother Mrs Virgil Morgan shopped in Linton Wednesday morning. William Clayton called on Ernest Beck Wednesday morning. Guests in Mrs Lettie Becks home Monday were Mr and Mrs Charley Figg Virgil Morgan and Emery Hazelrod. Virgil L Morgan and Mr and Mrs Charles Turner and children of here were called to Linton Sunday to see Miss Evvie Turner who has been ill and will undergo an operation Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Smith
Virgil Morgan
Lettie Beck
Erly Woodward
William Clayton
Pleasantville
Charles Turner
Linton
Ernest Beck
Charley Figg
Emery Hazelrod
Virgil L. Morgan
Here
Evvie Turner
15 Year Old Boy Fatally Stabs Stepfather in Chicago
In Chicago on December 18 a 15 year old visiting his mother's home stabbed his stepfather to death. Charles Sencenich, 50, an optometrist, was killed after confronting the boy as he allegedly attacked his mother during a quarrel. The youth, Melbourne Healey Jr., found them drinking together and stabbed Sencenich in the back with a 10 inch butcher knife as he began choking his wife. Sencenich died at a hospital shortly after.
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Chicago
U.P
Charles Sencenich
Melbourne Healey, Jr
Sencenich
Boy’s Christmas Letter Requests Sizeable Demands
A child’s letter to Santa reveals a wish list including an air rifle for himself a fur coat for his mother and a shapely blonde about 5 feet 2 inches tall for his father as the post office opens and sorts the mail.
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Santa
Henry
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Westinghouse
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ELBO
Wilwaukee
John W. Weaver
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Tinker Toys
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