Woman Accused Of Bigamy Faces Mental Examination
Anna Frances Franklin an 18 year old woman is held in county jail on a bigamy charge with a $750 bond awaiting superior court action Psychiatrists will examine her to determine mental responsibility She admitted marrying Floyd Troutman in Roxanna Illinois 1949 Clifford Rowland in Cheyenne Wyoming 1950 and Louis Costin Jr in Tempe Arizona without divorces from prior husbands Her arrest followed reports from a second husband and Costin that she was missing She has a history of epileptic attacks and has been in mental institutions.
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Anna Frances Franklin
Arthur van Haren
Anna Frances
Ried Floyd Troutman
Roxanna
Ill
Clifford Rowland
Air Force
Cheyenne
Wyo
Louis Costin Jr
E. Flower
Tempe
Jet Collision Victim Named From Bloomington Indiana
Special to The Gazette Second Lt. James L. Correll, 23, of Bloomington Indiana, identified as the F-80 pilot killed in a midair collision with a T-33 trainer. The crash occurred on a high plateau 75 miles northwest of Williams Air Force Base. The two-seat trainer returned to base with minor damage, carrying Lt. Kenneth R. Ellis of Chariton Iowa and Lt. Jack Barry Jr. of Miami Florida, who were uninjured. An investigation is underway to determine the accident cause.
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Williams Air Force Base
James L. Correll
Bloomington
Ind
Edgar C. Correll
Here
Kenneth R. Ellis
Chariton
Iowa
Jack Barry Jr
Miami
Fla
Arizona Girls Nation Delegates Board Train
Two Arizona girls Mary Coe of Yuma and Beebe Rae Davenport of Jerome left on the eastbound Golden State Limited for Washington for Girls Nation. The pair were chosen as Arizona Girls State outstanding citizens, and will join 96 delegates from 48 states for a week of mock government, interviews with the President, sightseeing in Washington and a Chicago stopover with an American Legion Auxiliary tour.
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Beebe Rae Davenport
Jerome
Mary Coe
Yuma
Golden State
Girls’ Nation
Washington, D.C
Arizona
Golden State Limited
Washington, D. C
E. F. Coe
Maynard Davenport
Arizona Girls State
Tucson
American Legion Auxiliary
Senate
House of Representatives
Courts of Justice
Chicago
Flax fiber turned into linen from flax plants
Flax grows for two uses seed also called linseed while fiber is processed into linen. The seed is harvested for linseed oil and edible products. Flax cultivation supports both fiber and seed industries in historical agriculture.
Divorcee Ends Hunt For Hubby
Vicksburg Mich July 25 AP Mrs Jean Gregory the husband hunting divorcee married long time boyfriend Lewis Kline of Three Rivers Mich yesterday at Angola Ind by Justice Harvey E Shoup She walked into a newspaper office with her three children and announced I need a husband Proposals poured in by mail and telephone A Wyoming trapper and a mail carrier were among volunteers The couple had been seeing each other and Kline 33 was a truck driver for Kalama Zoo Valley Trucking Co His wife is 27 and salary was not learned immediately请
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Vicksburg
Mich
Jean Gregory
Lewis Kline
Three Rivers
Angola
Ind
Justice Harvey E. Shoup
Amateur rodeo opens Saturday at Fort McDowell
An amateur rodeo open to Indians and whites begins Saturday and runs Sunday at Fort McDowell northeast of Scottsdale under Mohave Apache Tribe Association. Events include calf roping trick riding steer riding bull dogging and cow pony races starting at 2 p.m. Evening Indian dances will feature music by the Salt River Indian Band.
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Fort McDowell
Scottsdale
Albert Nelson
The
Mohave-Apache Tribe Association
Salt River Indian Band
Park Central Plats Face Alley Requirement Change
North Phoenix Park Central development faced a council ultimatum as future plats must include alleys. A prior final plat in the north area between Seventh and 11th Avenues north of Fairmount lacked alleys, approved to match adjacent plots. Alleys were waived after developers promised garbage disposal machines for all units.
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Park Central
Phoenix
Seventh
11Th
Fairmount
Planning Commission
Council
Target Plane Crashes East of Tokyo Farmyard
Kyodo News Agency reports a pilotless radio controlled target craft crashed in a farmyard 38 miles east of Tokyo. The farmhouse was destroyed and a farmer and his wife severely burned in the incident on July 25.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
Jailed U S Priest Seriously Ill in Chinese Jail
The Rev Raymond Gaspard a Catholic priest from Minneapolis Minnesota was reported seriously ill in a Communist jail in Kwangtung Province. Sources said he suffers hunger and malaria as a result of imprisonment.
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Hong Kong
Raymond Gaspard
Minneapolis
Minn
Kwangtung
Red China
Gaspard
What Tension Does to You
The piece explains how interruptions and rushing raise stress that harms glands and heart. Dr. Hoffman notes tension produces aggravating symptoms and may predispose to diseases. It describes how clock and calendar demands affect body function and offers steps to reduce stress for better health.
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Reader’s Digest
Richard Hoffman
Current Books
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Monroe
Priscilla
Priscillas
Hubby
Meg
U.S
Colon
North 1St Street
Film Service
Oatis Photo Lab
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North Central
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S-M-L
Seersucker
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