Crete feud erupts over Tassoula marriage rift amid weapons case
In Crete a feuding clan clash over Tassoula Petracogeorgi's marriage to Constantine Kephaloyannis escalates as church and security authorities face accusations of breaking promises. Constantine, jailed on weapons charges, is to testify before a magistrate, while an annulment demand and contested abduction and seduction claims color a volatile dispute surrounding a monastery wedding.
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Athens
Crete
Mi. Tia
Tassoula
Constantine
Papa Petracogeorg
Herakleion
Texas Weather Clears In South After Weekend Storms
A large cloud blanket covered most of Texas on Tuesday as high winds and heavy rains eased in some areas. Forecasters expect continued showers in east and west Texas, while south Texas reports improving skies and drought relief.
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Mest
Texas
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South
Divorce Action Pends in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 5, Mrs Gladys O'Brien Sylvie seeks a divorce from bandleader Don I Sylvie. Lawyers report a property settlement has been reached and Sylvie will not contest. Terms were not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
INS
Margaret O'Brien
Gladys O'Brien
Sylvie
Don I Sylvie
Hatchet Slaying Probe in Galveston Police Tracing Evidence
Galveston police today sought to trace a bloodstained hatchet found near the hacked body of Mrs. Arthur Rauiel in her husband's liquor store. The 27-year-old woman was slain, reportedly while she was waking stone.
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Galveston
INS
Arthur
Raulel
Stone
Sad Sacks Plan Frolic in Two-Day Scrimmage
Cleveland report says the Sad Sacks, a fan group within Amvets, arrived for a two day scrimmage ahead of the national convention. Spokesmen state no rough tactics will be used in the event led by Eva E. Manchester of Washington, D. C.
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Veterans’ Organization
Amvets
Eva E. Manchester
Washington, D. C
Emcee Rescues Four From Lake Calumet
Chicago report describes an air show master of ceremonies guiding rescue operations at Lake Calumet. An amphibious plane landed to aid victims after a rented rowboat capsized. Hayes and others were pulled from the water as coast guard resources joined the effort.
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Chicago
Neck Deep Water
Tommy Barrutt
Airvision
Hayes
Haywood Gibson
Lake Calumet Jail
Robert Brooks
Night
Coast Guard
Bartlett
Larsen Hayes
James
Lord Steals Queen's Bouquet At Scottish Event
WOLNBURG Scotland Sept 4 Lord Hay son of the Countess of Erroll seized the queen's bouquet during freeing ceremonies at a historical exhibition. He kept it after a sharp skirmish despite rebukes from his nurse and the countess who holds high authority in local matters. Queen Elizabeth reportedly observed the incident with envy.
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Scotland
Lord Hay
Erroll
Elizabeth
Lord Tay
Weather map outlines scattered shelters and frost risk
A U. S. Weather Map indicates scattered shelters in the southwest and rain in northern Minnesota. High winds and squalls possible in northwest Florida, southeastern Alabama, and extreme southern Georgia. Most of the country faces below normal temperatures with frost chances in northern Maine.
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Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Maine
Weather data summary from a historical page
The report notes early morning humidity around Tomidity and a 6 30 a m reading with trace precipitation for the period. It records monthly totals and forecasts, mentions moon phase times and velocity readings, and lists plant or herb names in a peculiar catalog style.
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Sypr
Mega
de Helene
Polio Victim Dies in Dallas Hospital
James Wesley Jarrah a 22 year old former Pampa resident died of polio at Parkland Hospital. In Baytown, John Fontz 32, Houston, a volunteer water guard, was killed by a motor boat near Sones Beach on the San Jacinto river. Captain D Walters said Fontz was struck 65 feet from the end of the death pier by a boat driven by Wm T Cresswell, 41, of Houston.
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Dallas
James Wesley Jarrah
Parkland Taepitale
Harrah
Baytown
INS
John Fontz
Houston
Twerife
Sones Beach
San Jacinto River
D. Walters
Tiattis County
Lavoptik Eye Soothing Solution Ad
First aid claim for sore eyes touts Lavoptik as a soothing remedy with 35 years of success. Promises quick relief for inflamed itchy burning eyes or irritated eyelids. Marketed by druggists with Rye wraparound offer and stated endorsement by thousands of users.
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Algo
American tanks arrive at Cherbourg with weapons and gear
The first American armor landed at Cherbourg aboard the American Dilley. Twenty one Sherman tanks accompanied by six 6 inch guns and 3000 boxes of military equipment were disembarked, signaling a major reinforcement of Allied forces in the area.
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Cherbourg
Sept
U. 5, Arms and Program
Dilley
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