Court Proceedings Extend Across Tuesday in Lawrence County
Court offices closed in observance of Flag Day with courtroom activity limited. In Judge Braham’s courtroom Eugene Henry Statti’s case continued with four charges including immorality and robbery. In Judge Lamoree’s court Eugene Talios’s assault case went to the jury as George Stitzinger’s DUI case followed. Remaining calendars await pleas or next hearings Wednesday and Thursday. The day notes paint and acoustics aside.
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Lawrence County Court House
W. Walter Braham
Eugene Henry Statti
John G. Lamoree
Eugene Talios
George Stitzinger
David Bates 73 former Youngstown resident dies
Funeral services were held for David Bates aged 73 a former resident of 440 Glenwood Avenue Youngstown Ohio after a cerebral hemorrhage. Bates born May 5 1876 in New Castle was a lifetime Carnegie Illinois Steel foreman retired in 1929. He leaves a daughter Mrs Melvina Jones two sisters a brother and two grandchildren.
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Mary Flint
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Walter Kinder
Benjamin Bates
Intelligent workers may avoid danger says Kerr
Prof. Willard A. Kerr of the Illinois Institute of Technology asserts that more intelligent employees tend to avoid risky tasks, noting higher accident rates in departments with poor responses to suggestion boxes. Idaho features 20 national forests and two state parks.
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Chicago
Willard A. Kerr
Illinois Institute of Technology
Kerr
Idaho
Possum Hollow Hunt Ends When Servants Refuse After Voice Trick
During a moonlit hunt at the club, two Black servants climb a tree to reach a possum. One man narrowly avoids harm as the possum warns, revealing a ventriloquist among golfers. The frightened servants refuse further participation and the hunt ends with the pair not hunting again.
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Mr. Possum
The Family Scrapbook Grandparents Value
Grandparents are portrayed as beneficial for children offering time, relaxation, and guidance beyond busy parents. The piece argues for shared visits and intergenerational interaction to create valued memories and positive growth experiences for grandchildren.
The Parent Problem Continued
The article argues that child idleness in farms and cities stems from weak home training. It notes that paying children for chores rarely builds responsibility and may reduce voluntary family contribution, despite programs by 4 H clubs and similar groups.
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East 45Th Street
New York City
Youth burglars confess to Bath Time Burglary
Two young suspects confessed to burgling a home on a Saturday night. They said they could not resist the urge to use the victim's bathtub and admitted the tub looked pretty. Police arrested them days later.
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ST. Louis
Washington Calling Contained Hearing On Loyalty Case
The transcript of Mrs. Alling's loyalty-board hearing runs about 100 pages as she denies Communist ties. She recalls little of the 1942 knitting claim, saying she may have knitted for Russia or England but cannot remember details.
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England
Russia
Emory student Mrs Alling questioned over Russia knitting
Mrs Alling, a master's candidate at Emory University, faced lengthy questioning about her thesis on Andre Gide while authorities noted her Russia knitting as part of a broader FBI focus. The piece questions postwar fear and national security hysteria.
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Red Cross
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Eczema Relief
The ad promotes Peterson's Ointment for eczema itching pimples and red blotches plus cracking toes and itching feet. It offers a money back guarantee if one application does not delight and lists a price of 40 cents at all druggists.
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Peterson
Assessor Lindsey to Begin 1949 Rounds in Nes shannonk Township
Assessor Thomas Lindsey of Nes shannonk Township plans his 1949 rounds starting next week after a request from the County Commissioners to raise assessments on many homes. Reports are due by September 1.
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Thomas Lindsey
Neshannock Township
Commuter Brings Own Seat on Crowded Memphis Bus
A Memphis rider boarded a crowded city bus and sat in a chair he brought with him after surveying the filled seats. The incident highlights preparedness and personal seating on public transit.
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Memphis
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