Exoneration for Captain Foley in Shenandoah inquiry
The Shenandoah court of Inquiry exonerated Captain Paul Foley. It found no misconduct by Foley or the former judge advocate Captain Poley. The decision, read by Admiral Hilary Jones, ends the controversy with complete exoneration but Foley will not return to duty.
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Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
Wilbur
PAUL R. MALLON
Washington
Shenandoah court
rnqidry
ungtahe
Asus frimioent
Margaret Roa Lansdowne
whdow
Laveen
de Wilbur
Lanedowne
perod
middle west
Lansdowne
Henry Leonard
Moley
Radio Fund for Patients Receives Notable Contributions
A regional fundraising drive shows receipts totaling 93,208.41 with numerous donors. The radio fund campaign highlights a big total and multiple small gifts supporting patient aid initiatives.
Hurricane of Violence Hits Bay of Naples
A violent storm swept the Bay of Naples causing damage estimated at fifty thousand Lire. Ships were driven off course by the hurricane’s force, disrupting traffic and navigation in the region.
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Bay of Naples
Naples
ati
Plan Quiz About Baby In Chicago
Chicago coroner jury questions Mrs. John RR. Allen over the death of her five weeks old son in the Allen hotel suite. Chemical analysis hints at chloroform involvement. police pursue a woman who bought chloroform three weeks ago. An arrest may come by nightfall.
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Unitel Press
Chicago
John RR. Allen
Allen
Caroney Oscar Wolkt
TPolleeara
Allens
Two Die in Electric Chair at Ohio Penitentiary
Two condemned men died in the electric chair at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. Tudor, a Romanian who served in the American army, was executed for killing his wife after accusing her of infidelity. Little, an Birmingham man, was executed for a fatal exchange during an attempted holdup.
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fRy
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Hucor Tudor
Cleveland
Robert Little
Cincinnati
tony
Tudor
John Keller
Litle
Birmingham
Three Men Convicted of Murder Will Hang
United Press reports Chicago jurors after nine hours found Henry J. Fernekes known as the Midget bandit, John Flannery, and Daniel I. McGeoghegan guilty of first degree murder in the Pulaski Building and Loan hold up killing Michael Swiontkowaki. Defense seeks a new trial.
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United Press
Chicago
Henry J. Fernekes
John Flannery
Daniel I. McGeoghegan
Michael Swiontkowaki
Pulaski Building and Loan association
New Polish Cabinet Formed With Skryzinski as Leader
A new Polish cabinet has been formed replacing the Grabski government which collapsed days ago. Former Foreign Minister Skryzinski becomes premier and foreign minister, per Warsaw sources.
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United Press
Nerlin
Poland
Skryzinski
Grabski
Warsaw
Birthday anniversaries spotlight Kenesaw Landis and Donn Byrne
Wisconsin forecast notes fair tonight and Saturday with slowly rising temperatures. The almanac marks the birthdays of Kenesaw M Landis high commissioner of baseball and Donn Byrne and Peregrine White the first white child born in New England born 326 years ago today.
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Wisconsin
Kenesaw M. Landis
Donn Byrne
Peregrine White
New England
Strange Death Pact Probed In Cincinnati
William Strauss 17 and James Rosenberg 47 died in a suicide pact near Milford Ohio authorities report Rosenberg shot himself at the wheel then Strauss fired a final shot Strauss and Rosenberg were Walnut High School students both driven to a stoned pad near Milford by unknown parties before the tragedy.
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Cincinnati
United Tress
Clealmath
William Strauss
navy
James Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Milford
Ohio
Strauss
Volen
Poth
Walnut high school
Detroit Father Alleged to Kill Two Boys and Wife
Detroit police search for Richard Brusseau 50 after an alleged confession by the suspect to the triple murder of his two sons aged 0 and 14 and his wife Rose Brusseau 48. The elder son drove him to a location where the father admitted killing all three then told him to return home. Police found the children dead and Mrs Brusseau wounded.
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Detroit
Richard Brusseau
Mlegedo
Rose Brusseau
Drightmoor
ere
Brusseau
Mra
Des Moines Man Kills Wife Then Himself After Row
Howard Craig, 30, of Des Moines, shot and killed his former wife Myrtle Little, 25, and then killed himself in Hawarden Iowa after a dispute over reconciliation. The tragedy occurred at the home of Myrtle Little's mother, Alma Little.
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United Press
Hawarden
Ingine
Myrtle Little
Howard Craig
Des Moines
Mra
Alma Little
Durkin Is Fired On By Federal Men
Federal agents shot at Chicago bandit Durkin in Columbia Heights near Massillon Ohio while hunting him for the killings. He fled with a companion, Joe Mazzacappa, in Durkin's car after two shots were fired.
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Durkin
United Press
Canton
Martin J. Durkin
Chicago
Columbia Heights
Massillon
Ohio
Joe Mazzacappa
Jtalian
Mell's Eat Shop Raided by Police on Michigan Avenue
Police with a search warrant raided Mell's Eat Shop at 823 Michigan Avenue Thursday afternoon following complaints about liquor sales. No liquor owner charged. a bottle of moonshine found outside under a burlap bag. Mell Rowland, absent at arrival, denies bottle ownership and police keep bottle pending claim.
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Mell
Eat Shop
Michigan avenue
Hquor
Mell Rowland
Rowland
Fire roars at Milwaukee plant. three alarms respond
A fire broke out near the Milwaukee Tallow and Grease company shortly before three o clock today threatening a three story building and surrounding structures. Three alarms were sounded and nearly all city firefighters rushed to the scene.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Tallow & Grease company
Prohibition Raid Targets Wisconsin Roadhouse
Federal agents raided the Royal Palace cafe near Kenosha Wisconsin arresting proprietor Harry Gordon and bartender Ben Klafter for alleged Volstead Act violations. They were moved to Milwaukee for court arraignment as authorities plan possible injunctions. The Royal Palace, opened two weeks ago, is seen as the first blow in a broader eastern Wisconsin cleanup.
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United Cross
Kenosha
Royal Palace cafe
Wisconsin
Harry Gordon
Ben Klafter
Gordon
Klafter
Milwaukee
United States
William Wt. Phillips
EL Th Warris
Queen Mother Alexandrina Dies at Sandringham
Queen Mother Alexandrina of England, widow of King Edward and mother of George VI, died today at Sandringham after heart attacks. Her death shocks England as crowds mourn, with royal family including King George VI and Queen Mary at her bedside.
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George
Jane
Queen Mary
Sandringham
xemediya
Ow Princess Royal
Queen Maude
Norway
Duke of York
London
Prince of Wales
Gulla Mall
South America
Marborough Noure
apeein pollee
Mary
im Borg
Chetan
Denmark
Tennyson
Pinglind
Guilty Plea in Threat Letters Case
Porter farmer Fleads pleaded guilty Thursday to writing threat notes to Leonard Nagergn of Evansville and J M Nalan of Edgerton demanding 2000 and 1000 dollars under threat of death. He was placed on probation with an 18 month suspended sentence by Judge Manshell and said the letters were written under financial duress.
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Taneaville
Wik
Charles Tales
Porter farmer
nelawall
Edgerton
Evansville
buainesamen
Kate board of control
jath
Manshell
paliia
Leonard Nagergn
J. M. Nalan
Edxerton
Fhe Caimed
Threat from Inmate at Northern Hospital Promises $10 Million Suit
The Preay editor received a letter from an inmate at the Northern Hospital demanding $10,000,000 for an alleged abduction. The writer confuses the editor with a banker and says Dr. Sherman the superintendent will fight the case in the U.S. Supreme Court, implying a payment obligation.
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Preay
Northern Hospital
Sherman
U. S. Supreme Court
Rare Treat Enchants Sheboygan Symphony Opening Night
The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra opened its eighth season before a large enthusiastic audience at the high school auditorium. The program featured excerpts from Mendelssohn and Berlioz, a Moviet Serenata, and Bolero style selections. Soloists and the conductor received ovations as the ensemble delivered a varied concert ending with The Pieta Heart Troha.
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Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra
High School
audi
DrARTAM OF
delphi
walt
dion
barbtona soliste
Athalin
Felix Mendelasony
Dartholdy
Henry
Oreatrings
Movil” Monzkawald
Winkler
Mbert Bolor- Bela
hs buble
Ernst Bauman Succeeds Rakow as Detective
Ernat Naumann a decade patrolman in the police department was appointed detective to replace Charles Rakow by the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners this week. Naumann joined January 1 1516 and has served continuously. Chief Robert Flood has hired a replacement for Naumann’s post and will seek confirmation after a 90 day trial.
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Ernat Naumann
fah heor
Kiecoed
Charles Rakow
Board of Fire and Poker commissioners
EINAN
Polter
Robert Flood
Mr. Baumans
Tremors in Cittareale Trend Panic Among Locals
Subtle quakes rattled the population of Cittareale Italy prompting brief panic. No structural damage or injuries reported despite the alarm raised by residents and officials.
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Pre
Cittareale
Italy
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