Felon Dean Dies at 77 in Michigan Dell
Tony Duley known as the dean of lifers and the loneliest inmate in the state’s largest prison died at 77 in Jackson Michigan. He served 48 years as a convict after being convicted of killing a ticket agent in Oscoda during a Detroit argument over a boat ticket price. His parole bid was long pursued, with support sparked by Marion Baron and her husband until his death ended the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Tony Duley
Dean
Lifers
Michigan
Duley
Daley
Marion Baron
Grand Haver
Mich
Corrections Commission
Oscoda
Detroit
Coast Guard drops sinking ship hoax after search ends
The Coast Guard called off the search for a sinking ship off the New Jersey coast ruling the distress report a hoax. They found only a defective life preserver and an oil slick, with no evidence of a vessel or survivors, and noted the distress call likely originated from land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
New York UF
Blue Star
New Jersey
Shi Foui i
James Doyle
Cmdr
Doyle
Deyie
Barnegat
NM. J
Blame Skipper for Disaster in Toya Maru Sinking
In Hako date Japan the skipper Heiichi Kondo and crew of the ferry Toya Maru face prosecution for the 1954 disaster that killed about 1,100 people. Investigators accuse overrating the ship’s durability and failure to seal decks properly in a typhoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Toya
United States
Official says Fallon's bid for plant stake exposed
Los Angeles hearing on Fallon's fitness as a senior street use inspector reveals he allegedly sought a 24 percent interest in a waste paper plant to steer rubbish routes. Ward and OConnor testified they refused the proposal, while Fallon denied any offer or intent to receive shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joseph C. Fallon
O'Connor
Fallon
Board of Public Works
Norris Poulson
Ward-O'Connor
Red China Gives Vietminh 800 Million Yuan Aid Gift
Peiping radio reports Red China grants about 328 million dollars to Ho Chi Minh's Vietminh to rebuild railways docks highways and factories. Technical personnel will assist Vietminh while Vietminh workers go to China as apprentices. Expansion of mutual trade culture education and health also agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo 2
Ho Chi Minh
Peiping
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Fi Té
Viet Nam
Red China
Vietminh
Vietnam
Red Chinese
Composer Bryan Dies in Alabama Home
Dr. Charles Faulkner Bryan, 43, renowned composer and authority on American folk music, died at his home on Thursday. A native of McVinnville, Tennessee, he contributed extensively to folk music scholarship and composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Piison
Ala
Charles Faulkner Bryan
McVinnvile
Tenz
Bookies Cheating Tokyo Shut Parlors Ordered Closed
Police in Tokyo ordered hundreds of private horse betting parlors to close within a week after investigations showed bookies were taking bets at their own risk instead of working for government agencies. Local authorities move to curb illegal gambling and enforce official wagering controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Felon
Michigan Dell
Cally
Paris
H Keng Beach
Ernie Sas
Atlantic Avenue
James M. Waters
Houston
Tex
Oklahoma City
Long Beach
John
South Locust In the Pike
Baby Davis
Sue Martin Tareky
Orolfad
Tony Baldwin
Shannon O'Shay
Banta Ana
Latrwoot
Daly
Cowntown
THE
Lake Club
Metcall
South Lakewood Blvd
Atlantic Ius
Lynthson
Gene Pigler
Blue Fox
Gene Plyler
Murphy Jenkins
Pacific Coast Hwy
Golden Voice
Lenny Carson
Cinderella
Municipal Auditorium
Linden Avenue
N.W
Comer
Colony Club
Anna
Burlevk
Western Ave
Frenchie LaYonne
New Orleans
Malloy Mit
Mimi St. John
Jose Lopez
Mandalay
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Lakewood
Pacific
Nuthouse
Catalina Terminal
SUN
Staurant
Long Beachy
Snack Shack
Feeah
E. Broadway
Manno
South ST
Bellowar Sv
Fridsat
Ath ST
Exalte
Southland
Paul Byrd
Cashan
Lewis and Sanchez
Ight
Barbara Blakely
East Broadway
Long Beach, Calif
United
AIR Lines
Service To
New York
Chicago
Max Burkhardt
Girls In Blue
Air Travel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!