Death sentence for slayers of an Okla family
John Pope and Aaron Starsey were sentenced to death in Oklahoma for the murder of Pope's estranged wife, her parents, and two children. Pope's son Jack received life in prison for his role. The victims were killed April 26 at T. H. Hansell's home to collect a $2000 life insurance. The pair were transported to McAlester to await execution.
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Presa Torbel
Okte
John Pope
Aaron Starsey
Fishret
Pope
Jack
Harvey
Bee
Paris
Texas
McAlester
T. H. Hansell
Woman Charged With Murder Of Newborn in Williamsburg
Mary White, 19, daughter of Mrs. Laura White of Williamsburg, is under arrest on murder charges after a coroner's jury concluded the newborn baby was slain with its throat cut and mutilated, with the body found in the basement of her mother's home.
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Mary White
Wilamsburg
Associated Press
Williamsburg
Laura White
Munder
Heavy frost ends cold wave in Middlesboro
A heavy frost covered parts of Middlesboro early this morning signaling the climax of a recent cold wave. The minimum temperature was 31 degrees, observed by B. Y. Perkins. Gardeners report minor damage to young plants like encumbers, matoes and beans, with a forecast for warming to normal within a few days.
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Middlesboro
B. Y. Perkins
Small Fire Breaks Out at Booneway Inn Last Night
A spark from two passing sash weights started a fire on the fourth floor of the Booneway Inn. Miss Lela Sarkeliond and Miss Amalee Fears, teachers at Central School, occupied the room. Fire damaged the room with minimal cost, about twenty five dollars. No one was in the room when the fire began. One occupant had lowered the window just before leaving. A guest noticed smoke as they returned. The fire engine arrived after the hotel’s chemical equipment had nearly exhausted.
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Booneway Tnn
Joe Adderson
Local Events and Meetings Highlight Evening Schedule
The notice lists Galgano Duo performances at 7:30 and 9:00 p.m. at Manning Theatre and a Royal Order of Lions gathering. Kiwanis Chih Ladies night at Trotel Cumberland and a reception for Rev and Mrs W K Meffure at MB Church South. American Legion to meet at city hall with State Adjutant B G Nunnelly at 7:50 p.m.
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Galgano
P.m
Royal Order of Lions
Zenda
M. Manning
Kiwanis Chih
Cumberland
MB. Church
South
Mra
W. K
First Pictures Of Americans Captured By Bandits
Near Corsicana Texas a large oil fire halted operations as sixteen men were killed and seven were reported missing at the Hughes oil development site. Four charred skeletons were found while the blaze burned for hours and extinguishing it would take days.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Tex
J. B. Hughes
Chamber
Eek
Local suckers learn you cannot get something for nothing
A crowd gathered as a smooth street vendor sold rings and trinkets promising refunds. He then kept the money and goods, fleecing buyers who thought they could recover costs. Several victims lost small sums and felt duped as the vendor vanished with stock.
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Custic
Aetiains
Increased Sale Motor Trucks Show Prosperity
Indications are that business in the state is better than in years, says Cecil Bo Warner district representative of Grahan Bros, visiting TP Seales company. He notes increased sales of motor trucks and says Grahan Bros offers 264 truck body styles and the Cardius touring car body.
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Cecil Bo Warner
Grahan Broa
TP Seales Company
Smwals
Giesperiti
PL PL Scales Company
Grahian Bros
Warners
Puch
Supt Bradner Attends Louisville Committee Meeting
Supt J W Bradner of physiceltonis travels to Louisville for the Kentucky Faucations Association legislative committee meeting. The session aims to arrange the next KB gathering and Prof Trad ner was recently elected to the committee at the Louisville meeting on April 21.
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Bradner
K. E
Louisville
J. W. Bradner
Loustite
Kentucky Faucations Association
Prof Tradner
Louisvillg
Essay winner Carrie Spencer takes Field Day prize
Miss Carrie Lee Spencer of Jonesville in high school at LC won first prize in the inter high school Field Day essay contest with the subject True Value. She is a senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Spencer, noted for bright academic work and excellent conduct.
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Ewing
Carrie Lee Spencer
Jonesville
Spencer
Mos Spencer
Claude Minor Case Docketed In Harrodsburg
May 10 in Harrodsburg the Claude Minor case proceeds in circuit court. Minor former Kentucky Bankers Association president and Democrat floor leader Inez legislature faces twenty two counts connected with the Peapies Bank failure. Case moved here from Bayle county.
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Associated Press Harrodsburg
Claude Minor
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Democrat
British Warship Ordered Toward Murman Coast
A British warship has been ordered to the Murman coast to deter Soviet interference with Tritiol vessels offshore. The move, authorized by the Home Command, aims to protect British interests in the Arctic region amid tense naval activity.
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Murman Coast
Mgri
Coirmonus
Tovonen Attairs
Circus Draws Small Crowd Despite Cold Weather
Cooper Bres circus drew a fair, though modest, audience despite chill conditions. The show featured aerobatic acts, trapeze, elephants, goats, and other acts with two comedians providing humor.
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Cooper Bres
Car goes over embankment injuring driver near Nash high
Mrs Robertson Little escaped injury after her Nash coupe left Wood Road and plunged toward the high school grounds. She swerved to avoid oncoming cars and struck a curb and tree, ending on the embankment, with minor bruises reported.
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Mrs. Robertson
Banik
Tol Robertson
Fleewood Road
Hele
Etrsim
Little Boys on Porch Testify Party Mystery
Traces describe several little boys in East End last night appearing on the porch of TE 1, Giles. A glass jar with no drink was found and Coca-Cola bottles are missing, implying a prank without payment.
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East End
Giles
Pacific Means for Chinese Bandits
In a garbled dispatch the piece references Chinese groups replacing Americans and other leaders, claiming disruption of the Stiamebai-Peluesi exqueestes. The Teking government and the State Department are noted in warnings, with unclear details and adulterated wording about world events.
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Associated Press
Wasittington
State Department
Sid Pehiny
Tiet
Walsh Aide and Veterans Nurse Die Amid Trouble
An Associated Press report notes the death of a Walsh aide who served as a federal computer during the war and faced life adjustments after heart trouble. The obituary mentions a woman of color, a firming incident, and a nearby survivor, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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MIAUL
Selen J Walshan
Trhapaloss
Edeeral Computer
Daber Trouble
Teco Galt
Berl
M. Tades Here This Week At Hotel Comberini
M Tades visited the Hotel Comberini yesterday for a Teetlar monty style stay and is reported to be in town this week.
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M. Tades
Mianice
Lisste
Comberini
Digg
Monty
Cooke National Delegation at Grand Lodge Meeting
The text reports on the Cooke National delegation attending the Grand Lodge meeting. It notes electing Counts of Padua as Grand Patriarch and mentions the editor role in the Gidfellon staff paper. It cites attendees from Pinnacle Regiment No. 80 and hints at candidates named W. B. Jones and Andy Resch.
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Cooke
Boverpucrand
Joddfellews
Jet Keneeks
Faba
Padua
Mprinceton Pitteen
W. B. Jones
Andy Resch Ghdle
Choke
Fron Pinnacle
Kidnapped editor amid ransom plot targets Powel
J. O. Powel of the Shanghai Weekly Review was among businessmen seized in a kidnapping case. Investigators report a ransom demand of one million dollars and ongoing efforts to locate the abductors and secure release of the hostages.
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J. 0. Powel
Torrespumient
Clit Shanghai Weekly
Haview
Seventy Finish L. M. A. Courses At Memorial College
Eighteen students graduated with academy and forestry credits. About thirty enrolled in the cottage department, six finished commercial courses, and fifteen completed the Opportunity School preparing for high school next year. Degrees conferred include B.A. and B.S. with cum laude honors for several graduates. academy diplomas to multiple students. certificates in commercial and bookkeeping departments. and awards in elocution, declamation, and essays.
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Lineal Memorial University
Jules Hart Stroud
Lou Allis
Joseph Douglas Campbell
Olis S Cooper
Cliftan O. Faliusson
P. Barr
Janes Vietor Combs
Llirrret Walker
Moyers
Bom
Powe Chrusbers
Cna
Daude
Richard A. Grivael
Arthur Maxwell Aailpisen
Gladys Ausmis
Peat Aus
Ins
Lelia Met
Commercial Department
Courlelen Anderson
Vrances Clitterd Wies
Croante
Innaales
Earnest Usher Belion
Reyes AL Mote
Dewey Sirius
Opportunity
William
Buckles Bearice Garret
James Bouldin
Neus
Tebest Tutt
Baptists Welcome Home Pastor After Month's Absence
The Rev. Martin returns from a health-related absence to resume duties at the Baptist church. He plans a preview service at 9:20 AM Sunday, with regular morning and evening services to follow. Attending him were Dr. J.J. Evans, Mr. HL Jr., Mrs. Joe Avent and others.
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Baptists
Res
Sam Po Martin
Martin
Mardin
W. E. Powel
Po Fuss HL Jr
Stone
J.J. Evans
Joe Avent
Marfim
The
Baptist Church
Infant daughter of Marsee couple dies at home
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JoF Marsee died yesterday at Pers Lake home. Funeral services were held this afternoon, interment in Marsee cemetery.
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Jof Marsee
Pers Lake
Marseee Cemetery
American Legion Adjutant to Speak Tonight in Middlesboro
Nunnetlly, state adjutant of the American Legion, will arrive in Middlesboro tonight to speak to members and those eligible for membership. The meeting, organized by the local Legion president, aims to rally support and spread the message from Adjutant Nunnelly.
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Nunnetlly
Louisville
Adjureni
American Legion
Middlesboro
Atmerean Legion
Rosa Williams Held to Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Rosa Williams was held for the grand jury by County Judge Mees W Tloward for the murder of Mrs Jama Ebivin at Creech imines Sati law. Williams was charged as accessory to the crime and held under a $2000 bond. a co-defendant Miss Tda Williams was released.
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Harlan
Mees W Tloward
Rosa Willians
Jama Ebivin
Creech
Imines
Dr Cook Oil Promotion Tied to Fraud Order
Washington May post office department issued a fraud order aimed at curbing promotional mail by Dr Frederick Cook. The order directs that any mail addressed to Cook in his official oil company capacity be returned to sender, signaling a crackdown on alleged stock promotion schemes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rederick Cook
North Police
Post Office Department
Cook
Meet To Discuss Community Chest Plan
A Kiwanis committee meeting in Major B Shelburne's office set a Tuesday May 15 meeting at 2 p.m. to enlist religious, fraternal and civic groups in the Community Chest campaign. Invitations were sent to First Baptist, East End Baptist, Northern Methodist, Southern Methodist, Presbyterian, Christ Church, Episcopal, Jewish Church, Christian Science, Lowery, Masons, Gold Fellows, Knights of Pythian, Junior Order, Elks, Lions, Woman's Club, Library Association, Red Cross, Salvation Army, School Board, The Mayor, Daily News and Three States.
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Kiwanis
Major B.sheluurmi
Major Bhelburn
First Baptist Church
East End Baptist Church
Northern Methodist Church
Southern Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Christua Church
Gpiesepal Church
Jewish Church
Christian Science Lowery
the Masons
Gold Fellows
Knights of Pythian Junior Order
Elks, Lions
Woman’s Lab
Library Association
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Scheal Hoard
the Daily News
City to Deny Allegations by Tax Drivers
City attorney RL Maddox says the city will deny the allegations in the suit brought by several tax drivers. The complaint is not set for hearing until the current court session at Pineville in Tyne, where civil cases are heard.
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Foral Tai
RL. Maddox
Mis
Rome
Pineville
Tyne
Mikado Enjoyed by Tooley Comic Opera Company
The Mikado presented by Tooley Comic Opera last night drew strong praise for voices and wit. Notable moments included Brightly Dawns Que Wed eine Day, Yum Vine’s appearance, and graceful participation by Robert Baker and Mrs. J. W. Baker. Tonight closes with a Galvano dinе program by Galzano and guitar artists, lauded as a highlight. Irene Friend leads the chautauqua child program and hosts a story hour.
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Tooley Comic Opera Company
Yum Vine
Robert Baker
Smal
Myr
Mra. J. W. Baker
Galzano
Galganos
Irene Friend
Chautauqua Jusnior
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Supreme Court
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Minnie McFadden
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Lucy T. Abnith
Asterurlaw
Dolin
Rockefeller
Dia
United States
Nelson W Atduich
Rhodeland
Dais
LE Olf Mae
Claude
Kentucky
Perryville Bank
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Walsh
Hep Duauchter
Betut
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Marste
American Legion State
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DR. Cook
Gach Organization
Galgane
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