Pen fugitive recaptured in Caldwell Parish
Special to The News Star Roy T Delcore, convicted of manslaughter in the Bill Patten case and sentenced to up to 24 years, was recaptured at his father in law Dave Shirley’s home in Caldwell Parish after escaping with two other convicts by hijacking a locomotive on the penitentiary farm. Delcore is held in Caldwell Parish jail and to be sent back to the state penitentiary Monday.
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News Star
Columbia
Roy Tdelcore
Bill Patten
State Penitentiary
Dave Shirley
Caldwell Parish
Deleore
Deleere
Patter
Caldwell
Delco
Patra
Ur.mursed
Shere Oat Olympia
Theleste
A. J. Coates
George Erskine
J. Prewitt
Jack Wrigley
Shirley
Delcore
Coolidges Rest at Swannanoa Estate After Thanksgiving
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge settle at the Ewannangha estate near Waynesburg for rest and recreation after Thanksgiving. They attended church in Charlottesville, lunched with Edwin A. Alderman of Virginia, and watched the Virginia-North Carolina game. Governors Byrd and McLean greeted them.
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Ewannangha Club
Waynesburg
Val Nes
Virginia
McLean
North Carolina
Woodrow Wilson
Byrd
Swannanoa
Flooded Augusta Kansas photo shows five foot waters
An aerial view of Augusta Kansas captures floods rising five feet in the streets after seven inches of rain, with damage estimated in the millions. The White Eagle refinery appears in the foreground, highlighting the scale of the disaster.
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Augusta
Kans
White Eagle
Family fatal heart attack at College of the Ozarks game
J W Rise 55 postmaster and father of Glen Rice fullback of the College of the Ozarks died of a brain hemorrhage after watching his son’s team win 13 to 0. Physicians linked high blood pressure and game excitement to his death in Clarksville Arkansas.
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Clarksville
Ark
College of the Ozarks
J. W. Rise
Dumas
Glen Rice
State Teachers College
College of the Oazarks
Rice
Boston
Veterans to Gather at Memorial Home for Joint Legion Meeting
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No 18 invites Legion Auxiliary members and ex service men eligible for membership, plus wives and relatives, to a joint gathering Monday at 8 p.m. The event includes a program and luncheon to discuss plans for the coming year and to strengthen both organizations. World War veterans and families are urged to attend.
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Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Home
Legion
J. E. Johnson Shows Improvement at Sanitarium
The local attorney J. E. Johnson was reported much improved yesterday at St. Francis sanitarium where he has been receiving treatment for several days. His temperature has returned to normal.
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J. E. Johnson
St. Francis Sanitarium
Patient shows improvement but paralysis persists in legs
The man reports better overall feeling though leg paralysis remains, with minimal left thigh twitching and no movement below the left knee or in the right leg. The injuries are compared to those of C. L. Ginn, a Wilmot carpenter injured when a perch collapsed October 18. Ginn fractured his first lumbar vertebra, parts of bone entering the spinal canal, and has been bedridden in Monroe.
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Mr. Johnson
C. L. Ginn
Wilmot Carpenter
Ginn
Monroe
Miller Paroled Recommendation For Convicted Alien Property Custodian
Thomas W. Miller, former alien property custodian, was recommended for parole by the federal parole board after a New York conviction on conspiracy to defraud the government.
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Washington
Thomas W. Miller
New York
Federal Parole Board
Pair Confess To Slaying Farmer In Pennsylvania
York Pa November 80 Assured of killing Nelson D Rehmeyer 59 farmer of North Hopewell Township and setting his body afire John Blymire 32 and John Curry 14 confessed to the slaying Police say Blymire implicated a third party not yet apprehended Motive not fully established authorities say both Blymire and Rehmeyer believed in witchcraft in a signed Curry confession he describes the attack last Tuesday night at the lonely spot where the victim lived
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Associated Press
York
Nelson D. Rehmeyer
North Hopewell Township
John Blymire
John Curry
Blymire
Rehmeyer
Curry Boy
Notable struggle ends with arson claim and burned pocketbook
During a roughly hour long struggle Réhmeyer hurled his pocketbook as Curry says he burned it in the fire made around the body without inspecting its contents. The exchange forms part of a larger confrontation and alleged attempt to conceal evidence.
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Réhmeyer
Curry
Tanlac touted as reviving energy and vitality
An old advertisement claims Tanlac restores liver and stomach health, relieves nerves and bowel issues, and rebuilds worn tissues. It promises rapid strength return, renewed vigor, and a money-back guarantee after a fair trial.
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Son
South Eighth Street
Ada Watts
Negress
Graham
Oak Street
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Eddie
L. C. Nunn
Columbia, la
Paris
Suedes
Ouchita Bank
Fddie Graham
Electrolux Refrigerator
H. A. Bubb Corp
Walnut St
Coats
Pennsylvania
Music Education Institute
Hotel
Tanlac
Viking
Monroe Furniture Co
United Furniture Stores, Inc
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