Murder mystery unfolds on Center City campus
Donald Steeves, a young instructor, is found shot to death in his Center City University office. Inspector Lee arrives with reporters and colleagues to interview faculty, reveal a single key policy, and inspect evidence including footprints and a discarded magazine as the investigation continues. TO BE CONTINUED)
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Donald Steeves
Center City University
Oficer Calanhan
Dan
Thor
Thed Reeves
Inspector Lee
Timothy Blade
Shapter
Lee
Rergeant
English Department
Dre. Holmes
Penetira Notonous
Grimes
Reaves
Jenkins
Blade
Lea
Professor Wilson
Ruth Turner
Wilson
Miss , Turner
Darth
Miss Edwards
Mr. Jamieson
Reeves
Miss Turner
Jamieson
Don McManus
Professor Walker
Professor Henderson
Department
Walker
Henderson
Weekend visitors fill Melwood and surrounding towns
Vincent Vincent and Mrs Baldwin hosted a crowded weekend at Melwood Ohio visiting Mrs Baldwin’s late relatives and friends. Also guests from Cleveland Belmont Akron Griswold Road Portage Lake and Elyria dropped by for meals sightseeing and social calls with local families. Farmers on West River and Ford roads Threshing crews keep busy as Frankie Reese attended Monday supper.
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C. Wilford
Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society
George Reese
Martha Penrod
D. F. Eschtruth
Emma Krautler
Maud Weatcott
BE. A. White
Edith White
Edith Hurlbut
Frank Eschtruth
A. White
Columbia University
Arthur Eschtruth
D. F. Eschtruth and Son. Mr. and Mrs. Adama
Marlett
West River Road
West River Street
Elyria
W. W. Marlett
Herman Smith
Conman
Butternut Ridge
F. H. Lewis
Grant Glasow
Beaa. Dunfee
W. Hart
Charles Foote
Clevaland
F. Hy
Eleanor
Robert
Portage Lake
Akron
Steve Bumbeck
Donald
Rosemary
Elytia
John Morris
Carl Delafield
Ford Road
Frankie Reese
Sup
Morris family and Beesa visit in Lyria
Mrs J G Morris and family and Mrs Beesa with two grandsons spent Monday evening in Lyria enjoying time together with relatives and friends in the town.
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J. G. Morris
Beesa
Lyria
West Ridge Simms reunion records omit marriages deaths
In the history of the Simms family reunion items mar riages and deaths were inadvertently omitted. Noted: Beverly Wacker to Claude Parsons, Aug. 5, 1953. Charlotte.
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Sims
West Ridge
Simms
Beverly Wacker
Claude
Parsons
Charlotte
Crowded Camden Jail Frees 20 of 25 Drunkards
Overcrowding at Camden jail in New Jersey led to the release of 20 prisoners among 25 held on drunk and disorderly charges. Officials cited lack of space as the reason for freeing inmates.
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Camden
N. J
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Norma Hendricks
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Doris Gumont
Goldie
Niagara Falls
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Penna
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Archie Hahn
Janet
Eaton
J. H. Penfound
Steve Toth
Miss Rose Toth
Etta Brown
Harvey Brown
Mildred Pallan
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Beryl Snyder
Carolyn
Dale
George Snyder
Richard
Edward
South Murray Ridge
Jane Waters
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
P. G. Miller
Vincent
Lela and
Barbara
Belmont, Ohio
Herbert Palmer
Gladys Cooley
Griswold Road
S. C. Hurlbut
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
West Bridge Street
St the Clotck
People's
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Sharp Block
Tien
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Plaids
Price
Silk
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