Case of The Suspicious Mother in The American Weekly
Mystery feature from The American Weekly Magazine narrates a mother’s puzzling actions and a young narrator’s investigations amid romance and intrigue. Clues surface through family dynamics and sharp commentary, leading to a twist that reshapes trust and motive.
Six Die in Chicago Fire on Southwest Side
A 23 alarm blaze swept a three story building in Chicago's southwest side killing six people and injuring a seventh. Victims include Lysle Leste Wilkens, his wife and infant son John, landlord Frank Dunek, 79, resident Erin Callahan, 45, and two unidentified residents. Mrs Wilkens and her son died after rescue. Wilkens was in critical condition.
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Chicago
Lysle Leste Wilkens
John
Frank Dunek
Eiren Callahan
Man
Packard Plans New Automatic Transmission Division
Packard Motor Car company will begin production of automatic transmissions. It will establish a new division to make the device with timing and availability for 1943 models being held for competitive reasons. George T. Christopher, president, said details on the type and dates are not disclosed.
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Detroit
Packard Motor Car Co
George T. Christopher
Suit Filed for 180000 in Death of Eugene V. Young
Damages totaling 180000 were asked in Thirty-seventh District court by Eula Mae Young of Kingsville against O J Collins and Carleton Callins of Lytle. Mrs Young sues for herself and her children Carole Ann George and Eugene Jr claiming Carleton Collins, employed by Collins, caused the death of her husband Eugene V. Young in a March 10 collision between an ambulance and a cattle truck eight miles south of the city on Highway 291.
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Eula Mae Young
Kingsville
O. J. Collins
Carleton Callins
Lytle
Young
Carole Ann
George
Eugene Jr
Carleton Collins
Eugene V. Young
Savannah Husband Files Suit Over Wife's Coma Cause
Meyer Hausman, a Savannah nightclub operator, sues Dr. H C French for 620,000 claiming negligence caused his wife to fall into a two year coma after a May 29, 1946 operation. He seeks 50,000 for damages and 121,481 for medical costs, alleging an air embolism from the anesthesia.
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Savannah
Meyer Haysman
H. C. French
Hausman
French
Haysman
Benes Unlikely to Sign Constitution
President Eduard Benes has not signed Czechoslovakia’s new constitution and shows no indication he will. His failure to approve the “people’s democracy” charter adopted by a purged parliament May 9 sparks speculation over his future in office.
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Eragul
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Pistol Team Represents San Antonio In State Contest
Houston Sunday hosts a four man San Antonio police pistol team led by Chief Fred Palmer. Capt. Charlie Steed Sgt. Bob Robinson Patrolman P W McQuellan and Detective Jack Larned compete after selection from 150 officers. theme includes slow and rapid fire at 25 and 50 yards. Alternate William Porter named. Memorial stadium barbecue planned.
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San Antono
Houston
Fred Palmer
Charlie Steed
Bob Robinson
P. W. McQuellan
Jack Larned
Memorial Stadium
William Porter
Palmer
UT student wins ad award at University of Texas
Jack N. Pitluk, San Antonio advertising executive, receives the annual UT advertising student award for more than 25 years of service. Chris Christiansen will receive a pen and pencil set.
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Austin
Jack N. Pitiuk
San Antonio
University of Texas
Ananog Chris Hansen
Christiansen
Pitluk
Valley Reports Three More Polio Cases
Edinburg dispatch reports three more persons admitted to the Valley Emergency Polio ward. The total under treatment reaches 31, with two new patients from Cameron county and one from Willacy.
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Edinburg
Valley
Cameron County
Willacy
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