Three Men Seek in Bank Holdup
In Kevil Kentucky the FBI and state and local officers in five states searched for three men who robbed the Kevil bank of 11,486 dollars. Two robbers about 25 and six feet tall fled in a black four door Ford with an older man in the car. An employee and a customer were inside when the shot narrowly missed the customer. Roadblocks and a general alarm extended to Tennessee Illinois Indiana Missouri and Kentucky as authorities pursued leads toward Paducah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevil
FBI
M. W. McFarlin
Louisville
Larkley Graham
Cracken
Ballards County
John Miller
Clarence Feezer
Bam Criswell
Feever
Feezer
U. S. Highway 60
Paducah
Ceredo Road
Tennessee
Tlinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Suburban Calendar Events Tonight and Upcoming
Suburban communities list town hall meetings clubs and youth activities across Grafton North Olmsted Columbia La Grange Ridgeville and Kipton with notices for church groups garden clubs Girl Scouts and auxiliary meetings. Proceedings include paper drives and fundraising for Lakeside Bible School and local health and missionary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Rebekah Lodge
Grafpton
North Olmsted — Village Council
Town Hill
Columbia
Grange
Hell
Lagrange — Methodist Youth Fellowship
North Olmsted
Coe Memorial Building
North Olmsted — Garden Group
Columbia — Baptist Mission Circle
Lyle Reisinger
LA Grange
Youth Fellowship Organization of Methodist Church
Lakeside Bible School
Ridgeville
County Health
Ept
South Ridge
Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary
Burrer
Baptist Missionary Society
Wesley Johnson
Emma Tran
Don Carmel
N. Olmsted
Girl Scouts
Congregational Ald Society
Near Finish Of Garsson Case In D C Court
The Garsson brothers press their final plea for exoneration on the charge they bought former congressman Andrew J. May for 53000. Lawyer Charles Margiolti prepared to close the defense after Perry W. Howard’s late afternoon collapse disrupted plans to submit to the jury by tomorrow. The seizure of the 70 year old ex Republican committeeman from Mississippi interrupted the judge’s timetable amid claims of anti Semitic bias involving Army Ordnance officials. The prosecutor William A. Paisley was to respond to the arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garsson Brothers
Andrew J. May
Charles J. Margiolti
Henry M. Garssony
Murray
Perry W. Howard
Missiscollapse
Howard
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Garssons
Army Ordnance
William A. Paisley
Margiotti
John T. M. Reddan
May
Joseph F. Freeman
Draft Bill To Meet Threat Of Coal Strike
Hartley announces a drafted bill with sharp teeth to counter a potential nationwide coal strike. It envisions industrywide bargaining and monopolistic stikes and would be ready for quick Congress action if miners’ actions escalate after July. Senate and House leaders doubt passage this session. Meanwhile, steel and coal firms face defense counsel as prosecutors recount motives and profits in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred A. Hartley
House Labor Committée
New Jersey Republican
Stelkes
Hartley
Congress
House
Joseph Martin, Jr
Joseph Ball
RK. Min
Senate Labor Committee
U. S. Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Industry talks and new deodorants for paints surface
A source says coal producers discuss a potential joint proposal to change terms while the Labor Secretary considers private talks this week. Separately a New York firm markets deodorants that neutralize paint odors during drying, claimed to hydrolyze solvents without altering color or performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAn K. Lande
Frost Sperdlate
Lewis B. Schwallenbach
New York
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Clirsaicle
Elyria Furniture
W. Broad Elyria
W. Broad
Mississippi
Cape Gira
Joseph Louisiana
Missoui
ST. Louis Oy
New Madrid
Anite City
Cairo
IND
Kirkwood
Miles
Tenn
Charles
Ohio
Ohio A
Staunton
Alton West Alton
East ST. Louis
By Scott Field
St. Louis
Scott Field
Alton, Jr
Granite City
Missouri River
St. Joseph
West Alton
Louisiana
Garsson
Jantzen
Gantner
Jantzen and Gantner
Berson
Waekidotera
AL Setanoard Drug Stores
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