Franklin Fund Drive Seeks $2,350 More To Reach Goal
Franklin community fund drive reports $7,650 in pledges and cash against a $10,000 goal after a Victory Dinner. Nearly 90 volunteers solicited funds in homes and businesses, with dinner at the high school where William C. Shera acted as master of ceremonies. Moose and caribou are noted as principal Canadian game meats.
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Franklin
William C. Shera
Shera
Musical Instrument and Related Clues Puzzle
A dictionary style puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical rows. Entries include items like a depic ted musical instrument ancient praise golf mound rent knock rodent compound ether organ and more. Vertical clues include Persian ruler fancy animal fat thallium chest rattle and other terms.
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Bashan
Answer to Previous Puzzle LO Long ago 11 Performer 28 Malarial fever
Puzzle clue list referencing historic terms and synonyms including musical performer, malaria fever, confections, Moorish drum, compass point, civil officers, stout card, worship usage, English school fame, hair tool, containers, rises, restrains, Terk, Siberian gulf, bellow, untainted, halt, unite, road abbreviation, Abraham's home biblical term.
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Unarmed Jack Tatum Surrenders To FBI
EL PASO Texas AP Jack Tatum 28 former Phoenix jail escapee surrendered to FBI on a quiet downtown street. He fled a October 2 breakout that left two jail partners dead and two captured after tear gas and gunfire. Tatum had hidden in a citrus grove and a hobo camp before arriving in El Paso with 20 cents, using the alias Joe Parker. Police noted tattoos and description matching the fugitive.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jack Tatum
Phoenix Ariz
FBI
Tatum
Maricopa County
Charles Edward Corcoran
Ward McEwen
Tom Stowe
Dinzel McDonald
John Bridges
Woo
Uty
O. Z.ford
Court House
W. A. Millett
D. K. Brown
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Parker
Tulsa
Oklo
Washington crash prompts aviation curb proposals
Statement from Tigner recounts a Bolivian landing before a DC-4 collision that split the airliner and sparked calls in Congress for tighter limits on military flights. Senator Johnson and Representative Hinshaw urged reports and possible relocation of military traffic away from civilian air lanes and airports.
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Rios
Congress
Johnson
D-Cole
Senate Commerce Committee
Autics Administration
Hinshaw
Rcal
House
Subcommittee On Aviation
National
Washington
Miners Given Suspended Sentences in Bergholz Case
Twelve miners from the Bergholz area received suspended sentences after guilty verdicts for contempt of court. They were accused of violating a restraining order that barred interference with operations at seven mines serving the Fuel Company of Bergholz. Judge John J. Fontene announced the sentences.
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Steubenville, C
Bergholz
John J. Fontene
Fargo man released on bail in fatal Williamstown crash
John D. Wooledge, 68, of Fargo North Dakota, was freed on $3000 bail after pleading innocent to a second degree charge in the death of Lowell Mill. The boy was struck by a car on U S Route 20 near his home shortly after alighting from a school bus.
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Findlay, O
John D. Wooledge
Fargo
N. D
Lowell Mill
Williamstown
Missionary church pastor dies in Delaware crash
Mrs. Caro line Marie McQuigg, 53, of Danville Knox County, was killed yesterday in a traffic accident east of Sunbury, Delaware County. She and her husband Harry co-pastored Wesleyan Methodist Church at Jelloway near Mount Vernon.
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Columbus
Caroline Marie McQuigg
Danville
Knox County
Sunbury
Delaware County
Harry
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jelloway
Mt. Vernon
Woman shoplifter described as discriminating by store detective
Miss Etta Price head of Shillito's Protection Bureau told the Middleton Co-Operative Club that women shoplifters are the most discriminating and target exactly what they came in for while male thieves grab and run. She said 22 protectors handle amateurs and professionals, with ring operatives from Detroit Chicago New York, covering Cincinnati through Middletown to Cleveland and Columbus. The unit also screens employees catches fraudulent accounts, watches for bad checks, and guards the store 24 hours daily. a joint meeting at Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton was announced to discuss Butler County Children's Farm.
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Etta Price
Shillitos’ Protection Bureau
Middleton Co-Operative Club
Manchester
Cincinnati
Middletown
Cleveland
Columbus
Miss Price
Arthur Frey
Ben Kitchen
Ees
Memof
Hamilton
Anthony Ayne
Butler County
Eight Injured In Apartment Jump From Windows
Cincinnati residents Bernard Kaelin and Lena Dowdee among eight injured after a jump from multiple windows in a Cincinnati apartment. Witnesses say Mrs Dowdee leapt from a cornice as others were hurled or fell. Hartman died on his knees in his room and Mrs Taylor died at General Hospital from injuries.
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Bernard Kaelin
Herman Dowdee
Lena Dowdee
Carl McBeath
Carl McMahon
May Malone
Rankin Malone
Mary Malone
Cincinnati
General Hospital
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