City Schools Start Busy Second Week
The city schools began a bustling second week with all organizations formed and classes resuming regularly. Enrollment shows a slight decline from last year across main building and ward campuses, with Linton Stockton High listing about 340 students and seniors electing officers for 11th grade activities.
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T. J. Beecher
Northeast Ward
Northwest Ward
Linton- Stockton High School
Oscar Bogard
Two Die in Hold Up Outside Albany Inn
Two men were killed in a gun battle early today during a holdup at the Colonie Inn just outside Albany. Four bandits, their robbery target, and a Schenectady policeman were involved in the fight.
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Albany
N. Y
Schenectady
Colonie Inn
Firefighters Die In Ohio Oil Yard Blaze
United Press Dispatch reports two firemen killed and a dozen burned when a massive blaze swept the Knox Oil Co storage yard in Mount Vernon Ohio late last night. The explosion occurred near a 10,000 gallon gasoline tank amid the flames and debris.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Knox Oil Co
Tough Chicken
A minister's Sunday dinner ends with slaughter of a hen. On the lawn, a brood of chicks approach yearning for attention and a boy shooing them away exclaims you needn't come around me cheeping. There sets the man that et yer man.
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Capper
Kenneth Ray Coleman Born at 324 D Street Northeast
A fine nine pound boy was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs William Coleman Jr at their home 324 D street northeast. The husky little newcomer has been named Kenneth Ray.
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William Coleman, Jr
D” Street
Kenneth Ray
Social and 500 Party At K of C Hall
A social and five hundred party will be held at the Knights of Columbus hall this evening for St. Peter's congregation members and their friends.
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K. of C. Hall
St. Peter's
Shenandoah Probe to Meet at Lakehurst Monday
Washington Sept 15 the official naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster will convene at Lakehurst New Jersey next Monday. The navy department will announce the investigation scope later today.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy Department
Indiana Masons to Receive 38th Degree This Week
Seven high Masons of Indiana travel to Pittsburgh for the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite meeting where the 38th degree, the highest in Masonry, will be conferred by election rather than petition.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Pittsburg
Supreme Council of
Boone County Crime Decline Reported in Court Terms
Lebanon Ind Sept 15 Crime is on the wane in Boone county records of the circuit court indicated today Only one criminal case is docketed for the September term of circuit court
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Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Circuit Court
Chicago guest Miss Lena Hook visits Miss Ola Johnson
Miss Lena Hook of Chicago is hosted by Miss Ola Johnson in this city as a guest, with social hospitality noted for the visit.
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Lena Hook
Chicago
Ola Johnson
Hammer Victim in Critical Condition After Attack
Mrs. Jack Steffey, beaten with a hammer and cement chunk at her Indianapolis home, remained in critical condition as police probe a hammer bandit case. Seven Black suspects are being held as potential perpetrators.
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Indianapolis
Jack ‘Steffey
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PET AU Vnnc Inc
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Silver King
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