Wife deserts sailor six children in Dallas divorce case
A Dallas sailor's wife, who used his monthly allotment to buy a tent for ministering with him, deserted her six children. She faced a divorce suit with the sailor seeking custody, the children placed in county homes while he serves. Juvenile authorities reported the misuse of $180 monthly funds as part of the case.
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Joske's Opens with Backyard Playground Set
Joske's offers a complete backyard playground set open today until 9 PM featuring a ropes swing hobby horse swing climbing ladder and a see saw. Made of oak and painted green and red it withstands active play from children.
Flood Reaches Ottumwa Amid Des Moines River Rise
Flood waters recede around Des Moines as Ottumwa endures homelessness for about 1500 people. Lt. Comdr. John J. Piel orders 1500 sailors from Ottumwa Naval Air Station to aid flood prevention and rescue. 250 army engineers and 10 amphibious jeeps aid Ottumwa while weather officials warn of more rain and potential Mississippi overflow near Dubuque.
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Woman Reports Attempted Attack Near Waverly and Tobin
Mrs Philip Powell reported to police an unidentified man jumped from bushes while she walked home late Wednesday night near Waverly and Josephine Tobin drive. She fought him off and fled when she screamed. She described the assailant as short and slender.
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Col Ainsworth to Describe Salerno Battle at Kiwanis Lunch
Col Ainsworth, inspector of the Southern personnel reassignment center, Fort Sam Houston, will relate battle conditions at the Salerno landing when he speaks at a Kiwanis club luncheon at the Gunter hotel. He will discuss What to Expect In Italy.
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Noted Author Harold Wright Dies at 72 in California
Harold Bel Wright, famed for The Winning of Barbara Worth and The Shepherd of the Hills, died at 72 in La Jolla California from bronchial pneumonia. He left a widow Mrs Winifred Mary Wright and two sons Gilbert Mimger Wright and Norman Hall Wright with homes in California and New York.
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Mimger Wright
Mailby Beach
Norman Hall Wright
New York City
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