War of Elwell and a family twist explodes in a dramatic chapter
In a wartime saga, Martha Dalton, a Bowes High School head, and John Powell face tragedy as a death report misstates a soldier’s fate. Elwell plots to aid Jim Elwell, thought dead, now alive in New York hospital. The story threads through Long Island, Chicago, and Newark toward a rejoined family.
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Nulue Elwell
Cainsk
Iri
Martha Dalton
Marie
Bowes HS
Jim
Iowa
Elizabeth
Bane
John Powell
Amerikan Hospital
John Ulaytoon
Menapols
Tayton
Elivellah
Washington
Sour Sen
Judes T. E
Long Island
Nelle O' Dow
Bosp
Leo
New York
Newark
New Jersey
Jim Elwet
John Poweal
Southern flood nears highest mark recorded
Nashville report on the Cumberlang River flood sweeping the city in December. The swollen river left several thousand homeless and emergency efforts were underway as flood waters threatened neighborhoods. Weather conditions worsened, with forecasted rises and ongoing rescue actions throughout the area.
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Nashville
Cumberlang
Emera
Birger Arrest Said To Be Purely Hoax
Harrisburg dispatch reports Sheriff Turner of Saline County denying any Birger arrest. He said if Charles Birger were arrested he knew nothing about it and called the report a mistake while denying a warrant was delivered.
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Birger
Saline County
Harrisburg
Sheriff Turner
Charles Birger
Frytes Campaigns Focus on Local Vote Battle
Frytes faces tight race as voters weigh a critical local ballot measure. Candidates emphasize schools and services, urging turnout amid narrow polls and shifting endorsements from key organizations.
Radio Listings Include Musical Programs and Times
The listing outlines broadcast slots across CFCA and affiliates with operatic coloratura, college ensembles, and orchestras. It notes times in Eastern Central Standard Time and references stations like WSB WOR WEAF and WCBS, highlighting variety from European operetta to local college concerts and drama segments.
Snowball Mansion: Tiny Builders Shape A Hill Across Town
A fragmented transcription describes children and a crowd building a snow house on a hillside. They form small snowballs, pile them, and create a grand ice structure as locals watch the playful scene unfold in a wintry gathering. The scene evokes a bustling, communal spirit amid uncertain details and era markers.
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Nate
Board Bill Case Settled
A local court resolved a board bill dispute with a settlement reached under the oversight of Justice Gar KR Moner in Pel. The decision closes the matter with terms agreed by both parties.
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Toatice Gar KR. Moner
Pel
Authorities May Drop McPherson In Jury Case
Los Arceles Cath Lee song in ie case ties Dittrie attorney Wednesday night described as a perjurer saying she had told a different story every day. Case 43 pow. Wisemann and Mike before county grand jury as prosecutor said Woolley charged Wednesday night the new investigation was a frame-up to force dismissal of charges against the evangelist.
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Tie Dittrie
Wedanesdar
Dar
Ian Cong Ik
Tivi and
Wooller
McPherson
Wisemann
Mike
Woolley
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Local Contest
Fragmented text mentions box office, a tester, commission house, competition and sales activity. Readable parts reference a local event or conflict but details are unclear. No clear persons or organizations are consistently identifiable from the excerpt.
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