Prison Release Awaited Then Comes Marriage
Walter W. Witkowski, 40, awaits parole from the Nevada penitentiary while Frances Taft Pollock, 44, the socialite who sent him there for bigamy, prepares to remarry him. Witkowski, a former Los Angeles law enforcement officer, was sentenced to one to five years.
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Nev
Walter W. Witkowski
Frances Taft Pollock
Witkowski
Woolsey M Pollock
Chicago Social Register
Los Angeles
Tired Kidneys Cause Sleepless Nights Relief with Doan's Pills
A historic ad notes chronic kidney and bladder discomfort include backache leg pains puffiness and restless nights. It promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic trusted for over 60 years to flush wastes from the blood and ease symptoms.
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Doan
Prisoner Paroled After Bigamy Guilty Plea Reunion
In prison last December after pleading guilty to bigamy. Mrs. Pollock, his wife No. 2, had lodged the complaint. A divorce and annulment followed with Elaine of Los Angeles, the first wife. Mrs. Pollock planned to remarry once parole allowed. Prison routine may delay release until Wednesday, but the couple briefly reunited at the prison farm yesterday after parole was granted.
U. S. Capital To Be Target In Mock Raid
Harrisburg AP The National Guard conducts a mock air attack on Washington with 90 planes from the 55th Fighter Wing Columbus Ohio and B 26 bombers. Interceptors from Pennsylvania 148th and 53rd Fighter Wings will defend Duncannon York and Bolling Field Washington. Other guard squadrons from Washington and Virginia join later.
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Harrisburg
National Guard
Frank A. Weber
Pennsylvania
Reading
Duncannon
York
Columbus
Leprosy Film to be Shown at Presbyterian Church
Dr Reuben F Pieters announces a film Mary Reed Great Heart Of The Hima layas at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 7 30 pm. Dr E R Kellersberger executive secretary of American Mission to Lepers will present and lecture. The mission serves lepers worldwide for 50 years with 100 stations across continents. Dr Kellersberger, Belgian Congo medical missionary and leper colony founder, has earned royal Belgium honors and led extensive tours of lep er colonies. Mrs Kellersberger will accompany him and speak at a supper at First Presbyterian and address the United Presbyterian Church. The film is free with offerings for the Mission to Lepers accepted. Public invited.
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Himalayas
First Presbyterian Church
Reuben F. Pieters
E. R. Kellersberger
American Mission To
Foreign Mission Boards
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Asia
Europe
North America
South America
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Belgian Congo
Crown Prince
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Orient
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West Indies
Near East
United Presbyterian Church
Car collision ends with intoxication fine
In Long Beach California a car pedestrian crash left Herman Nagel uninjured while Otis Knight claimed Nagel broke a windshield. The judge fined Nagel 25 dollars for intoxication.
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Long Beach
Cal
Herman Nagel
Otis Knight
Knight
Nagel
75-Cent Theft Leads to Prison Sentence in Ohio
Hamilton judge sent 29 year old Jack Mac Bellac to an undetermined term in the state peniten tiary for burglary after admitting guilt in a 75 cent theft at Lane Public Library. He faces up to 10 years imprisonment under Ohio law.
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Jack Mac Bellac
State
Common Pleas
Peter P. Boll
Ohio
Mac Bellac
Jack Bosch
Lane Public Library
Russell Riley
Riley
Federal Reformatory
Bosch
Eva Lovett
Army Private Becomes Corporal At Canal Zone
Army Headquarters at Quarry Heights Canal Zone announces Edgar Brown formerly of 1402 Yankee Rd. promoted from private first class to corporal under the new pay scale effective August 1, 1948. Cpl. Brown serves with the 7457th Service Unit Firefighting at Fort Clayton Canal Zone. Canvasback ducks are the favorite ducks of most U. S. hunters.
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Army
Quarry Heights
Canal Zone
Edgar Brown
Yankee Rd
Cpl. Brown
7457Th
Fort Clayton
Rain and Cooler Weather Forecast
This morning's forecast predicts cloudy mild weather turning to occasional rain and cooler temperatures tomorrow. Yesterday's low dropped to 36 degrees at 3 a.m. and rose to 70 by 3 p.m. This morning's low was 46 at 3 a.m. and was rising to 56 degrees by 10:30 a.m.
Truce Reached In Strike At Columbus Firm
A four month CIO strike at the American Zinc Oxide Company in Columbus ends with a truce after police readiness. Union locals and company officials will meet tonight to consider settlement proposals. Earlier efforts to reopen the plant prompted about 30 pickets at the gate while Sheriff Paul warned of arrests if mass picketing continued.
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Columbus
CIO
American Zinc Oxide Company
Ralph J. Paul
Paul
Don t Know Polls Ruined by Answering I Don t Know
Yellow Springs Ohio AP Professor Franklin S Williams of Antioch College says polls fail when respondents offer no opinion and notes the need to coax hidden views. He calls opinion analysis valuable but warns against broad percentages and requires stated assumptions and error margins. He asserts personal acquaintance is the best substitute for polling.
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Yellow Springs
Franklin S. Williams
Antioch College
Antioch
William Hart estate valued in court accounting
The William S. Hart estate in Los Angeles is valued at 1,136,732 in a court approved accounting. The will leaves most of the estate to Los Angeles County and to the state for public parks, while Hart’s son William Jr. contests the will.
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Los Angeles
William S. Hart
Los Angeles County
Hart
William, Jr
Ohio Farmers Gain Awards
Cleveland honors three Ohio farmers with 100 award prizes and silver plaques for achievement experimentation and restoration. Forest Lightner from Montgomery County Maurice Harlocker of Ashtabula County and Howard Call of Summit County are recognized for outstanding farm work. Second place goes to Harold Moore Holmes County and Gene Matthewson Hardin County.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Forest D. Lightner
Montgomery County
Maurice W. Harlocker
Ashtabula County
Howard M. Call
Summit County
Farmers Club of the
C of C
Harold G. Moore
Holmes County
Gene Matthewson
Hardin County
ITU President Weds Indianapolis Couple
The marriage of Woodruff Randolph, president of the International Typographical Union, to Miss Helen G. McKenzie of Indianapolis, was announced today at ITU headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Woodruff Randolph
The
International Typographical Union
Helen G. McKenzie
I.T.U
Tile as a Sign of Wealth in Mexican Homes
For centuries in Mexico the ceramic tile in a house indicated the wealth and importance of its owner.
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Mexico
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