Taft Campaign In Late Stage After Indiana Tax Debate
President Taft concentrates on finishing his campaign as delegates and campaign funds are discussed. Reports note Taft planned spending around ten thousand dollars with up to four days in South Dakota before the June 3 primary. Newsmen say he remains well through campaigning for the Republican nomination.
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Ex-Airman Admits Bribery in 1951 Discharge Case
An ex reservist Gordon W. Cook 28 of Allen Park Michigan admitted bribing a Scott Field medical technician to obtain discharge from active duty in July 1951. Cook now a Wayne University senior and a father of two was noted by Air Force officers as possibly wasting his money. The report includes other wartime and postwar notes from Korea to New York and California, with various political and regional updates.
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Funeral services set for Marion Fritts at Kilawog
Marion R Fritts a longtime Kilawog resident and former volunteer firefighter dies after a long illness at age likely in his 70s. Survived by wife Ruth Rodman three children Ida May Riley Edward Fritts and a brother Earl of Hillaway. Services Sunday 3 PM Baker Funeral Home Marathon Cemetery with calling hours 1 to 9 PM tomorrow.
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Executive Drowns 1 in Lake Champlain tragedy
Harold McKenzie, 44, vice president of John McKenzie Meat Packing Co. of Burlington and father of several children, drowned when his small skiff capsized on Lake Champlain near Porters Point. Local authorities investigated the incident and awaited further details.
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New York Teens Win Break the Bank Cash Gifts
Thirteen year old Bob Hackett received a spanking after skipping dinner to watch a TV program. He and three other youths Trudy Eberly Barbara Sayres and Mark Adams won 1150 dollars on Break the Bank to fund Mother’s Day gifts and help pay for their ongoing question Who wrote In Old Arizona and created the Cisco Kid.
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Plane crash near Rio de Janeiro claims 30 lives
An unidentified Pan American World Airways flight crash near Rio de Janeiro resulted in the deaths of 30 people aboard. Authorities confirmed the disaster and began investigations into the cause.
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Stolen Cash Reported From Oswego Corradino Restaurant
Oswego police investigate a theft of cash from the Corradino Restaurant at 442 W. Uucast. Details are unclear with fragmented text. No further names or dates are legible.
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Funeral Tomorrow for Former Geneva Resident Sullivan
Funeral services for the late former Geneva resident Sullivan will be held tomorrow at 9:30 from the home of his brother Cornelius Sullivan at 34 Nagle Place and at 10 AM in St Stephen's Church. Burial will follow in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Tiny Gauges Record Stresses In Modern University Building
DETROIT UP Electrical gauges the size of a postage stamp have been recording stresses in steel and concrete of Wayne University College of Engineering building. Construction on the $3,483, M45 structure began two years ago. Gauges, made of coiled wire cemented to basement and first floor pillars, track expansions and contractions of .0090030 inch.
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