Autes Collide At Fourth And Bentz
Police report a collision at Fourth and Bentz near Main involving a 1953 Chevrolet and a Canadian auto. Main vehicle damage estimated at 3150 with 370 to the other. No injuries. Two middle aged colored individuals arrested for motor vehicle violations during the weekend.
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Tearahill
Main
Rowe
Chevrolet Avenue
Hulse
Harry Quinn
UAT A.m
Mickleborough
James Carroll Thom
Arere
Johnson
Alleged Safecracker Gable Found in 1951 Case
Police caught Abchael Gable in the act of opening a safe at the Rouwabn and Sons furniture and appliance store on East Patrick street early January 12. He posted a 2.5 million bond, fled, was recaptured, and later released on 2,500 bond. later failed to appear for trial triggering bond forfeiture action.
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Abchael
Gable
Genua
Genuaz
Toth Street Avenue
B. Muda
Frederick
Rouwabn and Sons Furniture and Apgiiance
East Patrick Street
Asi
Glenn Crum
Gables
Charles K. Cashour Jr
Cashour
You Are Not Too Old For Life Insurance Under 80
Offer for a $1,000 final expense life insurance policy from Old American Insurance Co. Kansas City. Mail-in application with name address and year of birth. No obligation and no calls.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
West Sid
Dept
Missouri
Hymn SINGING Negroes Protest Over Court Injustice
In EUGMERY Alabama a mass protest drew about 2.54 persons as they denounced the injustice seen in courts. The event followed the execution of Jeerem Reeves Jr, a convicted Black man put to death in the electric chair, prompting calls for a broader fight against racial injustice.
Rage of a King minister sparks crowd at court injustice
A Baptist minister rouses a crowd in a heated speech accusing court injustice after Reeves' death. The piece links public unrest to perceived failures in legal process and calls for redress amid claims of systemic bias.
Right or Wrong A Negro’s Word Weighed Against White Opponent
A fragmented quote cites racial bias in legal or social judgment, highlighting danger of unequal credibility for Black defendants when facing white opponents. The lines reflect attitudes and legal norms shaping African American fairness in historic trials.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
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Chapline Building
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