Oklahoma Desperado On 'Most Wanted' List
FBI adds Chester Davenport to the Ten Most Wanted list after escape from Granite Oklahoma reformatory. He is wanted for armed kidnapping and robbery, with a history of cattle rustling, and is described as 31, 5'8", 180 pounds, stocky build, brown eyes and hair, with multiple scars and a nude tattoo on the forearm. He may be with his wife and three year old son.
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Washington
FBI
Chester Lee Davenport
Oklahoma
Davenport
State Reformatory
Granite
Okla
Peggs
Norman Leslie Davenport
Texas
Arkansas
Norman Davenport
Chester Davenport
J. R. Curry
Floyd Chester Tucker
Wichita Falls
Tex
Second House Probe Of Junket Spending
Washington reports a second House inquiry into junket spending by lawmakers. Counterpart funds from foreign governments, plus travel money from the U.S., await accounting. Chairman Lecomte and Rep Hoffman lead parallel probes, seeking a full picture of overseas trips and total costs.
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Washington
House
Karl M. Lecomte
Browa
House Administration
Globeratting
Clare E. Hoffman
R-Mich
House Committee On
Hoffman
Judge Urges Don’t Let Love Spat Upset You
MILWAUKEE Wis Judge Frank E Gregorsk urged motorist Kenneth Domagalski 20 to take it easy after a quarrel with his girlfriend. The judge suspended a reckless driving charge despite Domagalski saying he drove into Lake Michigan under 12 feet of water during the spat. He warned about many love spats in a lifetime and to not take them so seriously.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank E. Gregorsk
Kenneth Domagalski
Lake Michigan
Domagalski
Chatham Council Christmas Party and Family News
Chatham Farm Bureau Council No 2 hosted Council No 1 at a Barnhart home Christmas party on December 22. Reports note Mr and Mrs Leo Kent returning after holidays with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Markley in Carrollton Ohio. Also mention Pvt Charles Grim returning to Fort Monmouth New Jersey January 2 and being present at his sister Charlotte's wedding to Henry Goerhing in New Year. An eye operation regained sight for Ted Jolson of Great Ayton England after four years of blindness.
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Chatham
Chatham Farm Bureau Council No
Council No. 1
Barnhart
Leo Kent
Thomas Markley
Carrollton
Charles Grim
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Charlotte
Henry Goehrington
Strict Controls Urged For Union Welfare Funds
A Michigan official urged strict controls on union welfare funds amid complaints about fund administration. He cited AFL Teamsters fund finances used for a Milwaukee nightclub and excessive employer and employee charges. He noted no derogatory remarks about the United Mine Workers 100 million dollar trust fund financed by a coal royalty.
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Tomamne
Senlerati
Detroit
AFL Teamsters Union
Milwaukee
McConnell
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
National meat production rises 14 percent in New Year week
Washington M S reports a 14 percent increase in national meat production for the New Year week. Total output reached 314 million pounds, up from the prior week, while production remained 22 percent below the same week last year.
Government supervision urged as essential rule
A fragment argues that some form of government supervision is necessary and essential, emphasizing its importance in oversight and control. The source fragment is brief and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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Ae Ceetieng
Rennel remedy advertised with guarantee and price
A dated advertisement touts liquid Rennel from a druggist with a free booklet. It claims Rennel reduces hunger and has thousands of satisfied buyers in Ohio, promising a money back refund and a price of 1.40 dollars.
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Anns
Gregor
Ohio
Rennel
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Entertains Council
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Great Ayton
England
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Carpenter
Broad Street
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Obie
Thers
Chronicle-Telearam
Washington M&s
RADIO
Ryan Electric
Chestnut ST
Chronicle-Telegram
Darek
Broad ST
Style Center
Clearaway
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