Edgerton Elevator Robbed During Noon Break
The Edgerton Elevator was robbed and injured during the noon hour Thursday while the manager Claude Wright had gone home to lunch. An entrance was gained to the receiving room and office, and a small amount of currency was taken. Sheriff recorded fingerprints as part of the investigation.
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Richmond Home Front Notes Highlight Local Soldiers
Frank McMillan, home on 1 day leave from Fort Ord California, visited relatives including the Bowman Kippers and Shirley in Humboldt and Ottawa. Pvt. Duane Willeman, from Camp Gordon Georgia, plans overseas duty May 11. Pvt. Edwin Horstick transfers to Fort Sam Houston Texas for eight weeks training. Local families and friends gathered for visits with Metzes Pickerts and McCreas. The Tapley district women delivered refreshments to the school for a surprise to the teacher Mrs Wayne Riley.
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Lawrence
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Leon Green
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John Molz
Bartlesville
Okla
Juanita Pickert
el Dorado
Russell Bai
Baldwin
Clifford Bricgs
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Wayne Riley
A Mere Two Hours Required For Complete Cancer Check
HAL BOYLE recounts a two hour cancer screening at NYU Bellevue Hospital where seven men in gowns await tests. doctors review blood, X rays, heart and internal exams, with reassurance from director Dr. Goldstein after a scan finds no cancer. The piece notes additional detections of other disabilities in about 30 percent of cases.
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David H. Goldstein
New Fiction Titles Added At Library
Carnegie Free Library adds new fiction titles including Captain Bashful by Donald Barr Chidsey and Death in Lilac Time by Frances Crane. Other titles include So Many Steps to Death by Agatha Christie and The Vows of the Peacock by Alice Walworth Graham among several authors. Volume V of The Interpreter's Bible and standard reference works on carpentry and pattern making are also added. Steve Van Buren pro ground gain record highlight and Ed Rommel umpire note included.
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Donald Barr Chidsey
Agatha Christie
Frances Crane
Alice Walworth Graham
Homer's
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Clarence Budington Kelland
Margaret Kennedy
Margaret Kennedy: “Coromandel
John Masters
Nevil Shute
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Hermann Hagedorn
Albert Schweitzer
Elbert Lair
James Ritchey
Wellsville Year in Greenland and Local Weddings
Mrs LeRoy Childs Ale GC W McDaniel returned March 28 after thirteen months in Greenland. Miss Nancy Shinholtz and Albert Duncan wed in Kansas City April 2 with local Wellsville attendees. Others visiting and ill in local hospitals are noted. A Wellsville Garden Club flower show is planned for May 20.
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Lawrence
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Wellsville
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Barbara
LeRoy Childs
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Flosh Smith
Reese Hospital
Gardner
Gene Barnett
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Hanstein
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Clara
Grace Taylor
Quines
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Lhe Lenox Childs
Ella Mae Murphy
Argentine
David Gray
Metropoliani Methodist Church
Floyd Moss
Amy Phillips
Dupreeze Pearson
Mary Murpat
Ales Murdock
Darrell
Clinton Fredricks
Wellsville H. D
Denzil Cox
Roy Nul
David Woods
Ottawa
Norman Shannon
Nancy
David
Donald Bray
Nowala
Okla
Douglas Leon
Frank Brads
C. W. Gatton
Nowata
Oklo
Dennis Shielia
Ross Simmouns
New York MLB Shoes Rise From Twelve to Twenty Five
In New York, baseball footwear once priced at twelve dollars now carries a twenty five dollar tag. The price jump reflects broader cost pressures in sporting gear, with consumers noting the higher checkout totals across major retailers.
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Painter coats Yankee Stadium in a fresh look
Cleveland’s Indians chase 200 wins this year needing 16 more, while Milwaukee’s Braves with Gene Conley in five of six starts beat the Dodgers as 1954 season unfolds.
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Indians
Milwaukee
Braves
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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