Youthful Crime Spiral Ends in Morgue and Jail
A Chicago youth dies by suicide after a Memphis drug-store hold up by four teenagers. Priscilla Frost, 15, of Beloit Wisconsin, and Dick Flannery, 16, Chicago, were captured at the scene near Brownsville Tennessee after a highway chase. Jimmy Magid, 15, and Chester Johnston, 16, Chicago, fled. Magid was found dead with a bullet to the temple. Johnston surrendered later. The group said they began banditry in Chicago last week, stealing a car and robbing an officer. Their trip to Rockford Illinois ended in California plans, then southward flight.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Brownsville
Priscilla Frost
Beloit
Wis
Dick Flannery
W. T. Pilkinton
Jimmy Magid
Chester Johnston
Magid
Pilkinton
Johnston
Rockford
Ill
California
Slavic Voters League Backs Clarence Meadows for Attorney General
The Slavic Voters League of West Virginia endorsed Clarence W. Meadows, Raleigh County prosecutor and Democratic candidate for attorney general, pledging volunteer help and personal voter outreach. The Wheeling group, led by Andy Maruszewicz and officers, represents Croatian, Lithuanian, Polish, Slovak and Ukrainian communities in northern counties.
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Clarence W. Meadows
Raleigh
Slavic Voters League of
West Virginia
Wheeling
Meadows
Slavic Voters League
Andy Maruszewicz
E. C. Front
William Rewakowsky
John Gornik
The
Slavic League
League
Club Sponsors English Class In Mullens
The Better English class sponsored by the Civic club held its first meeting Monday night with Mrs. Paul Markowitz. Instructor is Mrs. R. N. Emberger. Ten attended and several others expressed interest in joining the next class to be held Monday night at the Ray Keeley home on Moran Avenue.
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Register
Mullens
The
Civic Club
Paul Markowitz
R. N. Emberger
Ray Keeley
Moran Avenue
Eleven Cases Continued From Page One
A list of individuals and offenses spans November to December with grand larceny armed robbery maiming breaking and entering and related charges. Names include Louise Culbreath James Lilly Claude Michaux James Wills Carlos Allen Harry Heath Lula Dillon Lloyd Hargrove Arthur Martin Bill Scott Irene Smith and others in a ongoing docket.
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Ner
Frank Johnson
Louise Culbreath
Bill Lawson
William Hayworth
James Harris
Bill Knotts
James Lilly
Powell Miller
Claude Michaux
Danna Moore
James Wills
Carlos Allen
Alex Moore
Modie Warner
John Thomas
Cline Richmond
Harry Heath
Bill Bonds
Mary Cadle
Russell Runfons
Buck Richmond
Holly Holstein
Carl Lester
Luca Thompson
J. W. Eliott
Jess Calverd
Lewis Tolley
Ee Smith
Pearl Brown
Jacqueline O'Neal
J. H. Robertson
Lonnie Carter
Buster Cole
John Curtin
Prince Dickens
Fred Gordon
Lula Dillon
Linda Gaines
Lloyd Hargrove
Leonard Jackson
Lester Lowe
Sanford Meadows
Douglas Lewis
Arthur Martin
Ardith Maddy
Cecil Rogers
Fred Snyder
Bill Scott
Irene Smith
Charley Thomas
Yeatman Thomas
William Henry Davis
Gland Defense Against Infantile Paralysis Reported
Dr W L Aycock of Harvard Medical School presented to the American Public Health Association that internal glands defending mucous membranes may raise monkey resistance to infantile paralysis. Experiments on 24 monkeys showed one growth control gland increased immunity, suggesting heredity and the "run up" child concept influence susceptibility and opening paths for protective medical advances.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
W. Lloyd Aycock
Harvard Medical School
American Public Health Association
Aycock
Mullens The Ben Dunman School Hallowe'en Fete
Mullens The Ben Dunman school plans a Hallowe'en fete with a program and carnival booths prizes for best costume. The event is on Thursday at 7 o clock in the gymnasium.
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Register
Mullens
Ben Dunman School
Ancient quarrel erupts in Punjab village murder
In a Punjab village two Sikh landowning families with a century old feud clashed in a mass murder sparked by a long running conflict. Four arrests followed after one night attack using axes and batons left two women dead and several injured.
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Associated Press
Delhi
India
Punjab
Modern rickshaws pedal forward in Singapore trials
In Singapore the rickshaw, a relic of the unchanging east, is being mechanized with tricycle rickshaws. The coolie now sits in front on a saddle and pedals his passenger, following Bangkok's lead.
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Singapore
Bangkok
Siam
21 year old mother bears 12 children in Yugoslavia
Zagreb reports a Virka village peasant wife aged 21 has given birth to 12 children including triplets and three pairs of twins. The remarkable birth count highlights rural family life in the region.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
P. Gibovic
Virka
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