Pair Believed Connected With A Bank Robbery Caught
Sheriff Stewart seeks positive identification of two men held in San Bernardino California on November 28 in a bank robbery case. The suspects William Glover and Arles Rayfield, named Mancil Glover and Grady Sherrill by investigators, were taken from a cross country bus station. Warrants were sent by air mail, and photos were requested to confirm identities. An associate Austin Bell in Browns Town confessed to participating and aiding in recovering about 500 dollars. Authorities traced the trail from Indianapolis to western states, with Santa Fe and San Bernardino in play. Kay Mahoney remained linked but details were scarce.
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Meredith K. Stewart
San Bernardino
Cal
Freetown
Jackson County
William Glover
Ft. Ritner
Ind
Arles Rayfield
Newton
N. J
Stewart
Mancil Glover
Grady Sherrill
Austin Bell
Brownstown
Bell
John C. Branaman
Glover
Indianapolis
Sherrill
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Kay Mahoney
Death Notice of Mrs Flora Bartlett in San Antonio
Relatives here received word of the death of Mrs Flora Bartlett age eighty four in San Antonio Texas after a period with bronchial pneumonia She was a sister of the late M N Love of this city the last of six children and an aunt of Miss Grace Love of this city She is survived by a son Henry Slinkard of San Antonio Funeral arrangements have not been learned here
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Flora Bartlett
San Antonio
Texas
Shooting Match at Moore's Grove December 8
A shooting match featuring chickens geese and ducks is set for Thursday December 8 at Moore's Grove. The event time is 7 30 p m according to the notice.
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Moore’s Grove
Harold E. Fey to Speak at Central Christian Women’s Day
Harold E. Fey a noted Disciples of Christ figure will deliver the address at special services for annual Women’s Day at Central Christian Church Sunday night December 11. His talk closes two weeks of revival services announced today by church officials.
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Harold E. Fey
Disciples of Christ
Central Christian Church
Fey
Slogan Contest Offers $20 Prize For Best Line
Seymour invites entries for a slogan contest tied to Super Value Days with a $20 gold prize. Entries must be on Purchase Cards from participating stores and are due by Saturday night. Winners to be announced early next week as shops prepare for Christmas sales and decorations.
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Seymour
Jackson
Winter Weather Grips Nation As Cold Wave Spreads
The country endures a brutal cold front with 19 degree highs and 34 degree highs. From Montana to New York the weather bureau records subzero temps and widespread frost. In Indiana lightning destroys a barn near Columbus injuring a farmer and burning cattle.
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Seymour
Jackson County
North American
Associated Press
Canadian
Pacific
West
Middlewest
Southwest
Weather Bureau
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Mont
Thief Falls
Minn
Wallace
Idaho
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Sacramento Valley
California
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Honor Roll 15 Announced Here At Shields High
The second six weeks list shows sixty four students earning honors, including forty nine in high school and fifteen in junior high. Freshmen rise while seniors hold steady. names span grades eight to twelve with many students named from various homerooms.
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A. L. Glaze
Shields High School
Victor B. Everdon
Shields Junior High School
Betty Ballard
Rebecca Flint
Owen Frost
Margarett Garvey
Jane Patrick
Jean Voss
George Vehstage
Carolyn Heintz
Jack Vogel
Junior Wiethoff
John Buhner
Charles Cooper
Evelyn Stung
Doris Garvey
Louise Bollinger
Hermion Lodge Knights Confer Third Rank in Nashville
Five members of Hermion Lodge No. 44 Knights of Lythias attended a Nashville lodge meeting Wednesday night where the third rank of Knight was conferred. T. W. Carter, district deputy, led visitations to 17 lodges in his jurisdiction and joined the local group along with A. C. Foster, Hardin Hancock, Edward D. Lewis and A. P. Carter. Carter has recently attended meetings in Houston, Washington and Cortland with members of the local lodge.
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Hermion Lodge No. 44
Knights of Lythias
Nashville
T. WR. Carter
A. C. Foster
Hardin Hancock
Edward D. Lewis
A. P. Carter
Carter
Hoeuston
Washington
Cortland
Pancake mishap at Highland Park police station
Detroit dispatch reports Capt. John Paffhausen spent his day off varnishing a bathroom when he realized he had been using maple syrup. He joked the police station should not hear about it as Mrs. Paffhausen ensured the tale spread.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Highland Park
John Paffhausen
Patfhausen
Witnesses Called In Beer Hearings
Washington lawmakers hear advocates for legalization and taxation of beer with 3.2 percent alcohol and a $5 per barrel tax. Brewers push 2.75 beer and a $5 tax while prohibition supporters prepare counterarguments for next week. Senate leaders aim to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Levi Cooke
ER. A. Huber
St. Louis
United States Brewers Association
Treasury
Mitchell
Not So God Lineup Shaken Up Before Greensburg Game
Coach Lyons voiced concern over his basketball squad on the eve of the Greensburg game. Colds kept key players from practice this week, leaving little time for real rehearsal. A lineup shift seems likely as Sage showed in recent second team games.
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Lyons
Greensburg
Sage
Optimism Felt as Chicago Leaders See 1933 Upward
Chicago business, labor and finance leaders express hopeful outlook for 1933 with cautious optimism. George W. Rossetter says Americans are determined to change the adverse economy for the better as inventories stay low and demand rises. Edward A. Cudahy notes low prices but strong trade and a favorable winter trend. Dennis F. Kelly joins in with strong optimism and a belief in swift congressional action.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Association of Commerce
Labor Federation
George W. Rossetter
Congress
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Dennis F. Kelly
Pair Department Store
Three Hundred Miners Quit at Hocking Mine
About 300 miners of the Hocking Mining Company walk out at Athens Ohio amid complaints the firm dumped wood coal and denied leaders credit. Company officials say they know of no reason for the strike.
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Associated Press
Athens
Hocking Mining Company
Purdue Center Ray Eddy Likely Out For Season
Ray Eddy son of Mr and Mrs BE T Eddy of Columbus sustained a severe injury to his right arm in a fall at Purdue this week. The former Columbus high school star and top scorer in the Western Conference last season slipped while removing ashes from the Delta Tau Delta house basement. His arm struck broken crockery, severing tendons and muscles about four inches above the wrist. Doctor Giorden A Thomas said Eddy will likely not play again this season.
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Ray Eddy
BE. T. Eddy
Columbus
Lafayette
Purdue
Delta Tau Delta
Eddy
Giorden A. Thomas
Chinese Generals Reported Prisoners of Japanese Army
Dispatches from Tsitsihar claim Chinese generals Sailed and Ma Chan Shan were turned over to Japanese by Russian authorities at the border. General Sailed moved into Siberia last week and was disarmed and interned with followers by Soviet officials. Reports on Ma Chan Shan’s fate remain uncertain after past Japanese claims of his death.
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Tokyo
Dec
Su Ping Wen
Ma Chan Shan
Manchuria
Rengo
Tsitsihar
Manchurian
Siberia
General Ma
Foreign Office
Mysterious Slaying Of Captain Wanderwell On Yacht
Captain Walter Wanderwell world traveler was shot to death aboard his yacht, the Carma, tied at the P. & O. dock in Long Beach California. He was found in a cabin with friends after a gunshot rang out. The vessel, once a rum runner, prepared for a world cruise.
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Walter Wanderwell
Long Beach
Cal
Wanderwell
Welsh adventurer held in Wanderwell murder case
William James Gay, 24, a Welsh adventurer, was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of murdering Captain Walter Wanderwell aboard the yacht Carma near Long Beach. He claimed he moved to the area to be near suspicion and said he would have turned himself in tomorrow. Police and Times reporters aided the arrest as neighbors and witnesses linked him to the slain explorer.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles River
William James Gay
Walter Wanderwell
Wanderwell
Long Beach
Guy
Vanderwell
Edmund Zeranski
Hollywood
Cuthbert Wills
United States
Cardiff
Wales
Los Angeles Times
South America
Huenos Aires
Philippine independence drives friction in short session
Senate leaders expect passage of the Philippine independence bill by next week amid amendments and time limit disputes. Farm relief and agricultural aid loom large as Democrats shape the Senate agenda after a conference on farm issues. The House debates the president’s annual message and tax, economy, and veteran benefit cuts while considering Hoover’s budget outlook.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Treasury Post Office
Hoover
Senate Democrats
Thesi Dent
Diphtheria Quarantine Sets Hit on Seymour Homes
Three Seymour residences face quarantine after diphtheria and chicken pox cases. John Hicks Jr and Pauline Rambo ill with diphtheria at 706 West Tipton and 406 East Seventh, respectively. Charles Hunterman’s home at 319 Emerson Drive isolated for chicken pox. his son is affected. Sanitary officer Fd Pickerell enforces the orders. Clyde Kaufman plans road transport with a ten ton truck for fifty head of cattle.
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Seymour
John Hicks, Jr
John Hicks
West Tipton Street
Pauline Rambo
W. P. Rambo
East Seventh Street
Fd Pickerell
Charles Hunterman
Emerson Drive
Charles
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