Legend Of Bonnie And Clyde Ties Middletown Footnote
Middletown police records reveal Clyde Barrow, age 17, arrested March 18, 1930, with William Turner and Emory Abernathy after a Waco escape. They robbed local sites, including Gough Lamb Cleaners and a railroad depot, netting $57.97. Barrow later escaped, was captured, and Bonnie and Clyde died in a 1934 ambush near Arcadia Louisiana.
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Midletown
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West Middletown
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Shafer St
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Richardson
Woodie
Richardso
Elk Creek
Main Street
Lakeside
Barrow
Auburn Street
Leslie Stegall
Abernathy
Hillsboro
Clyde
Arcadia
Racial Tension Clouds Future Of The Bahamas
In Nassau racial friction divides the Bahamas as Lynden Pindling leads the PLP toward greater autonomy. White fears clash with black optimism over independence and Senate appointments, while tourism and tourist perceptions hang in the balance as a courtesy campaign is launched to ease tensions.
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United Kingdom
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UBP
Florida
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Paper Pact Violates Trust Law
Federal judge rules that a 1940 operating agreement between the Arizona Daily Star and the Tucson Daily Citizen violated Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts. He orders William Small Jr. to divest ownership, and to modify the agreement forming Tucson Newspapers Inc. The case is seen as a test in 21 similar contracts nationwide.
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Tucson Newspapers, Inc
U.S
7500 Strike Hits Continental Motors Plants
About 7500 United Auto Worker members walked off at Continental Motors Corp and affiliates in five cities after the contract expired. Plants in Muskegon Chicago Detroit Toledo Milwaukee involved. Continental Motors is a major auto parts supplier.
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Bison numbers rebound from near extinction in North America
Biologists note North American bison population rose from about 60 million before 19th century hunting to roughly 23 000 after protection programs. The recovery reflects conservation efforts and habitat restoration across multiple states and regions.
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