Missing Navy Seaman Reported After Sea Mission
A U S Navy lists Wilhelm M. Larsen as missing after a sea assignment aboard a merchant vessel. Janet Mother Roper, designated contact for the Seamen's Institute, has not learned his fate as days pass without word. The report notes the loss occurred over a week ago with no confirmation of death.
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U.S
New York
INS
Wilhelm M. Lersens
Janet “Mothey» Roper
Seamen's Institute
Larsen
U.S. Navy
Past Commanders Set Nominations For Local Meeting
The Past Commanders Association of Texas will meet at the Bike Lab at 8 p.m. Monday to nominate new officers. Election is set for Monday, May 3, with installation on May 17. Appointments announced include D. W. Davis as chairman of the legislation committee and Flavry Schmidt as service officer, appointed by Chief Commander J. C. Sagtay.
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Carmienders’ Association of Texas
Bike Lab
Batreday
D. W. Davis
Legislacion
Fiavry Schimidt
J. C. Sagtay
Canton man held as perfume bandit in multi state spree
Raymond G. Cingsberger, 30, a parole violator, was in custody in Canton, Ohio, after confessing to being the “perfume bandit” sought by authorities in more than five states. Bonded, he had served time at a federal reformatory in Milan, Minnesota, for forgery, and faces charges for at least 30 robberies of taxis, buses, and street cars.
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Canton
Ohio
Raymond
Oday
Raymond G. Cingsberger
Bond
Federal Reformatory
Milan
Minhh
Pollee
Artists Compete for Rosen Award at Witte Museum
Mr and Mrs Sidney Berkowitz announce the Rosen Award for the winner of the 1843 San Antonio Art Exhibit. The show opens at the Witte Museum on Sunday April 25 and runs through May B. The award, nicknamed the perfume bandit for a distinctive feature, marks its second year.
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Sidney Berkowitz
Charles Rozen
San Antonio
War Model Shoes Planned
A seven man committee of the shoe industry has been named to explore a war model shoe. The aim is to find the most practical production method and conserve manpower and leather for American consumers, the officials said.
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Washington
Iiw
Jury Frees Man Of Slaying Charge In Dallas
Olle n H. Marwill an insurance inspector was found not guilty of killing his neighbor Emanuel M. Reichman a lawyer on September 3 1943 after prior altercations. The Dallas County District Criminal Court returned the verdict Friday night citing self defense.
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Dallas
Ollen H. Marwill
Emanuel M. Reichman
Reichman
Marwill
Dale Las County
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