Widow Confirms Story on Walker
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, confirms her husband told her he was implicated in the shooting at Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker. She recounts a note Oswald left and explains his later return, the note locating a jail, a post office box, and a Soviet contact. Policemen described the shot that narrowly missed Walker as a bullet through a window causing minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallade
Lee Marvey Oswald
Edwin A. Walker
Marina Oswald
Oswald
Walker
Jim Martin
Dallas
New Orleans
FBI
Kennedy
Martin
Community social notes from Albany and surrounding areas
Albany and nearby towns report a weekend of visits and gatherings. Families including Steindorf Sharer Oberholzer Elliott Hendrikson Selmnow Disch Reinitz Webb and others hosted and attended birthday parties, family reunions, and holiday meals with relatives in Stevens Point Madison Aston lay Elkhorn and Manitoowoc, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sharer
Dirk
Eric
Stevens Point
T. E Sharer
Marie Oberholzer
Eugene Herritz
Kim
Stephanie
Linda
Madison
Sharer
Charles Elliott
Ft. Carson
Colo
W. A. Elmer
Elkhorn
Herby Hendrikson
Jerry
R. J. Selmnow
Shelly
Jeffrey
Lisa
Byron Stephenson
Anderson
Aston Lay
J. J. Disch
Jerry Miller
R. W. Selinow
Kenneth Fredenlund
Alvin Miller
Marita Reinitz
Manitowoc
Genevieve Reinitz
James Webb
Jenifer Wheaton
Ill
Genevieve Stiffler
Roy Webb
Community members listed alphabetically by last name
A long OCR list enumerates residents and spouses under multiple grouped headings. The names include Ben Zimmerli Ester Witt Mrs Christ Tschanz Mrs William Leopold William Leopold Faye Brewer Earl Feldt Mrs Dean Streiff and many others across twelve groups, indicating a social or club membership roster published in page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Zimmerli
Ester Witt
Christ Tschanz
William Leopold
Faye Brewer
Earl Feldt
Dean Streiff
John Hilbrand
Julius Elmer
Si Amacher
Walter Ludwig
Nelson Christensen
William Zuhike
Kenneth Hartwig
Delbert Blum
Clarence Hoesly
Roland Keen
Monty ‘Chesebro
Nathan Schoepfer
Roy Thickpenny
Than Schoepfer
Perdell Myhre
Walter Guttmer
Donald Deininger
Hollis Baebler
Donald Walters
Gerald Paulson
Gerrd Paulson
William Schuetz
Harvey Mauermann
Willis Isely
Lawrence Raymer
Merlyn Gordee
Fred Sack
Lee Welz
Duane Beach
Calvin Christen
Glenn Walter
Fritz Mahlbuch
Don Witt
Leonard Bauman
Roy Block
Roy Black
Newell Smith
Carl Heller
Rudy Ammon
Rodney Zimmerman
Art’Houlberg
Dale Atkinson
Henry Spring
Arthur E Kramer Taken by Death
Arthur E Kramer 81 of Rock Grove Ill died early yesterday at Wayne nursing home Monroe after an extended illness. Born August 17 1882 in Shannon he married Minnie Brobst October 4 1905 in Springfield. Survived by wife one son two daughters one sister and five grandchildren. Services 1:30 pm tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Rock Grove. burial Rock Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Kramer funeral home Orangeville until 11:15 am tomorrow then at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Kramer
Rock Grove
Ill
Wayner
Monroe
Mr. Kramer
Shannon
Fred
Amy Mattingly Kramer
Minnie Brobst
Springfield
John
Orangeville
Lyle
Marie) Rinehart
Joe
Leva) Schofield
Russell
Irene) Carter
Juda
Oyd Rockey
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Robert Stone
Cramer Funeral Home
FBI Chief Predicts Sharp Crime Increase
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns of a sharp rise in crime in 1964 unless a radical change occurs in the behavior of the nation s more than 180 million people. In the Law Enforcement Bulletin he says many people not only fail to do their part but openly align with violators against officers enforcing the law.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albany
William Steindorf
Earem
John Briggs Jr
John Schlappi
William Herbert
Harry Bloom
Leon Baumgartner
Delbert Ritschards
Ervin Rufener
Byron Hartwig
Armin Rufener
Wilbert Wild
Raymond Indergand
Olav Berge
Howard’ Keehn
Frederick Brandt Jr
Lawrence Karlen
Orville Anderson
Armin Daubert
Delbert Indergand
Walter Botteron
Jim Sullivan
Richard Ammon
William’ Sullivan
James Mitschele
John Wideman
Daryl Pagel
Daniel Parkinson
Merlyn Erb
Trygve Nelson
Douglas Tiedeman
Lawrence Salesman
Fred Scott
Lilly Bowen
Elwin Devoe
Nathan Bloom
Wilson Bloom
Duane’ Bollig
George Miller
Robert Stuessy
Ardell Nybroten
Stanley Schultz
Harry Williams
Robert Leopold
Ruth Tschanz
Charles Freidig
Howard Gould
Howard Keehn
Morris Grenzow
Francis Easter
Herman Siegenthaler
Kenneth Feldt
Roger Zogg
Neil Zimmerman
Calvin Kraemer
Myrlin West
Roger Isely
Oliver’ Hustad
Hubert Elmer
Agnes’ Slotten
Rolland Hustad
Maurice Ringhand
Lloyd Johnson
Nathan Deininger
Ronald Anderson
Charles Briggs
Frederick Rieder
Clarence Beyer
Floyd Trumpy
George Trezek
George Wasserstrauss
Jerry Wenger
Green County
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe High School
H. L
John) Fenton
Eugene Meier
4H Leaders Association
Larry Klassy
Clarence S. Grundahl
Times
Knit'n Purl Shop
HIWAY
East
Purl Shop
Pfister
ACO
Stanon
Goetza
Greenwood Cemetery
Columbia-Minerva
Pfister-Goetz
Arthur Kramer
Pillsbury
KRAFT
Philadelphia
Dubuque
Kress Braunschweiger
Oscar Mayer Wieners
Dean
Wim
Holsum Giant Stuffed Olives
Holsum Jellies
Sae Ag
LaBuch
Tele
FOX
Idaho
BBC
Skippy
Kraft Mayonnaise
Campbell
Realemon ‘7Z
Ann Page
Maxwell
Ann Page Brand
Swan
Lux
Otte
Jane Parker Cherry Piers
Jane Parker
Sunnybrook
Borden
Frosticks
Can
Warwick
16Th St
Rote Lumber Yard
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