Skeleton Identified as 1985 Disappearance Victim Adolph Sachs
In Chicago a skeleton found under a basement floor is tentatively identified as Adolph Sachs, a tool and die maker who vanished December 29, 1985. His wife said he disappeared after an auto accident and reported a politician connected driver. Workmen uncovered bones July 16 with a skull fracture behind the left ear.
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Chicago
Adolph Sachs
Tool and Die Mater
Sachs
Sachs’ Auto
Soviet Teacher Won't Be Moved Spur as Russian Suggestion
A dramatic incident in the US Russian dispute centered on Mrs. Kosenkina Chepurnykh who leaped from a Roosevelt Hospital window after a custody dispute with Soviet authorities. Police and newsmen watched as she was guarded inside the hospital. The case involves alleged espionage and a White Russian associate, with the house committee on un American activities seeking to question her.
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Kosenkina Chepurnykh
Zenzinev
Valley Cottage
Russia
Yakov Lomakin
Klan Endorses Herman Talmadge for Georgia Governor
In Middlеdgeville Georgia on August 13 the Ku Klux Klan of Georgia publicly endorsed Herman Talmadge in the governor race. Grand Dragon Samuel Green announced the stance at a meeting of several hundred Klansmen in white robes with an electric cross.
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Klan
Herman Talmadge
Middledgeville
Ku Klux Klan of
Georgia
Samuel Green
Bridges urges limits on Russians in U S plants
Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire proposes restricting Russian activity in the United States. As chair of the Senate appropriations committee he says Russians should be barred especially from American industrial plants to prevent access to secrets and to keep the Russian secret police out of the country.
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Concord
N. H
U. S
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
Senate
L Appropriations Committee
United States
Green Payroll Gets Hiked Up
Bexar county commissioners who had claimed bankruptcy four days earlier increased the Robert B. Green hospital payroll by 1122 dollars per month. Acting on administrator G S Drury, they added seven staff to the hospital and raised salaries for 17 others without opening new services.
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Bexar County
Robert B. Green
Green
G. S. Drury
Stef
Report of larger crops forecast for Texas and U.S. crops
The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts bigger 1948 crops for Texas and the nation including cotton sorghum grains peanuts and pecans while flaxseed and rice harvests show notable activity Pan American World Airways president Juan Trippe notes Pan Am expansion plans as air travel grows.
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Texas
Austin
U.S. Bureau of ‘Agricultural Economics
New York
Pan American World Airways
Sais
Canada lifts beef export controls to reopen U S market
Ottawa announced the suspension of Canadian export controls on beef cattle and calves effective next Monday. The move broadens access for beef and veal products to the U S market closed for six years, increasing supply but potentially driving Canadian retail beef prices up 20 to 30 percent.
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Ottawa
J. G. Gerdiner
U.S
Canada
New GOP Group Opens Quarters in Texas
State headquarters for the Independent Republicans of Texas opened here today. An intensive drive will back the Dewey Warren ticket, announced Vaughn R. Woodward, chairman. Democrats are volunteering to help. Part of Tarrant County's activity includes a telephone campaign by volunteer housewives.
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Worth
Republicans of
Texas
Dewey- Warren
Vaughn R. Woodward
Tarrant County
Caltron Tablets Promise Rejuvenating Life Boost
An aged advertisement claims Caltron tablets restore vitality and energy for men and women. It urges readers to visit their druggist to obtain Caltron, asserting noticeable improvements in overall well being and zest for living across the years.
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Hippia
Sears
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