Girl Found Dead At Dump After Missing 3 Hours
Mary, a first grade student at St. Pius School in Ecorse Township and granddaughter of Detroit Fire Deputy Chief Edmund J. de Caussin Sr., was found dead after being reported missing. Her father, a Ford technical writer, criticized society for promoting sexual content and behavior he blamed for the tragedy.
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Mary
St. Pius School
Ecorse Township
Edmund J. de Caussin Sr
Detroit Fire Department
Good Time Charlie and the bladder relief ad pitch
A vintage ad promotes Doan's Pills for bladder irritation and related pains. It touts fast relief from nagging aches and a mild diuretic effect to improve kidney output, claiming decades of use and a new large economy package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dean’s
Two Accused Of Drag Racing In West Terre Haute
David Lee Wilson aged 21 of 419 South Fourth street and Howard E Robinson aged 18 of 918 South Ninth street West Terre Haute were arrested by police on speeding charges for drag racing observed on Wabash avenue between Fourth and First streets at about 1 30 Thursday morning. Patrolmen Robert Fortune and George Schoffstall said the drivers were drag racing from stop light to stop light. They were released to appear in City Court Saturday morning.
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David Lee Wilson
South Fourth Street
Howard E. Robinson
South Ninth Street
West
Terre Haute
Wabash Avenue
Robert Fortune
George Schoffstall
Fourth
First Streets
City Court
Pilgrim Replica Vessel Ends Voyage in Plymouth Harbor
The Pilgrim replica ship completed its voyage ending a days long maritime journey. The vessel anchored in Plymouth Harbor with officials and visitors observing the milestone.
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Pilgrim
Plymouth Harbor
State school report defends workers amid morals probes
A state school inquiry found no broad moral disintegration among staff or patients after two top officials were indicted and Supt. Alfred Sasser Jr. resigned. It urged hiring Indiana personnel, cutting out-of-state staff, and creating a formal personnel officer post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sasser, Jr
Sasser
Handley
Indiana
Muscatatuck
Narrow roof escape as car plunges onto hillside roof
Joseph Petschar 72 avoided injury when a car owned by Gilbert Chavez 51 rolled down a steep street, shot off a 25 foot embankment and landed on Petschar’s roof while he was repairing a house. No injuries were reported. Petschar resumed roof work after the incident.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Petschar
Petschar
Gilbert Chavez
Chavez
Indiana Reformatory Inmate Captured Near Kokomo
A hometown acquaintance, Benjamin F. Marks, 29, led police to recapture the escaped Indiana Reformatory inmate Wednesday night in Kokomo Indiana. Marks had walked 50 miles from Pendleton since Monday night without food and was held for return to the reformatory to resume a grand larceny sentence.
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Kokomo
Ind
Benjamin F. Marks
Indiana
Illinois driver held on under $1000 bond in drunk driving case
Don I. Doty, 56, of Effingham, pleaded not guilty and was ordered held on a $1000 bond in City Court. Judge Ernest J. Zwern er set Tuesday, June 18 for trial. Doty and companion Sayed Derison, 45, of Newton, were arrested after police found their car on Lafayette avenue in Twelve Points. Derison pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined $14. Sherman L. Clark, 31, of 1546 South Nineteenth Street, was fined $18 after pleading guilty to drunkenness. Police said he was arrested near Twentieth and Franklin Streets after a prowler report. William H. Shaw, 53, of 1931 Margaret Avenue, also arraigned on public intoxication, pleaded guilty and was fined $14. Shaw was found drunk in his car parked in the 300 block on Wabash Avenue.
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Don I. Doty
Effingham
Ernest J. Zwerner
Doty
Sayed Derison
Newton
Ill
Lafayette Avenue
Derison
Sherman L. Clark
South Nineteenth Street
Dunkeness
Clark
Twentieth
Franklin Streets
William H. Shaw
Margaret Avenue
Shaw
Wabash Avenue
Released convict rearrested by deputies Thursday
Sheriff deputies James McKinney and Ja Bailey rearrested a released convict on Thursday, continuing the case and bringing the individual back into custody. The arrest followed prior release details and ongoing investigations by the sheriff's office.
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Sheriff's
James McKinney
Ja. Bailey
Arkansas official cites waiver refusal in Wal ton McGehee extradition case
Prison Records Clerk W. P. McNeely notes the denial of a waiver of extradition. Chief Deputy Jim Elliott says a Denver deputy arrived to transport Wal ton McGehee back to Colorado on bad check charges. McGehee had been released from the U S Penitentiary Monday after serving time for forging checks.
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MEIS
Oxford
Meis Shoes
James Cauly
Milwaukee
Harvey Bruss
Bruss
Cauly
International
United Press
Plymouth
Mass
Coast Guard
England
Alan Villiers
Bay
Provincetown
Villiers
Bermuda
Indiana Reformatory
Janos Kadar
Andrei Gromyko
Budapest
Georgi Zhukov
Illinois
Meis Boys’ Shop
Meis Hi-Teens’ Shop
H. Gay Calypso
Meis Tots’ Shop
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