Condemned Say Condemned Ready To Make Statement
New York March 2 In a last minute bid to escape the electric chair Louis Lepke Bucher is said to be ready to make a statement involving higher ups in wholesale murder. The New York News reports a possible statement to be offered through his attorney aiming to influence governor Dewey and delay execution.
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Hog Was the Habit of Being a Real Hero
Boston March 2 Q P Berns a hero is getting to be a bit witht Duke an English setter owned by John J Melin of Abington. The d year old dog was presented with a bronze medal a leather collar and a bane by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for his part in two rescues Within two months. First Duke helped save a blind man from drowning in Alewile brook Arlington. Ao month later the dog helped rescue two little girls from the same stream.
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Plan For Red Cross Campaign At General Industries
Plan outlines Red Cross drive at General Industries with managers and local groups coordinating across departments. Campaign spans from early dates to March 8 with involvement of M. E. and AL unions and Tuntenys listing campaign actions and distribution of materials.
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Junior Hi Y Club Heats Attorne y
Elyria Junior Hi Y Club hears attorney discuss legal profession and court roles. He describes steps for a school to grow, outlines counts and bans, and shares experiences. Herbert Pulper announces upcoming Junior WEY event with two basketball games at Town Friday. Frank Opera presents social committee report. Jack You covers Norwalk diet meeting. Devotions led by Charles Lawson with helpers. Gorglar Nethereul presides.
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Charles Lawson
William Piteh
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Hospital auxiliary aids aid nursing needs at TRU
Miss Naum Beery reports record nursing student enrollment at the school as TRU marks a year of high numbers. Volunteers and Nurses Aids praise cooperation among hospital staff led by the head, while the Women's Auxiliary funds and furnishes hospital spaces, linen stock, and equipment.
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Corporal Declares He Hit Lewis In The Eye
An Army corporal and another soldier fled from duty amid wartime tensions and a strike visit. They left their posts after a confrontation with Lewis, the mine chief, in Alexandria. Military police searched for both men as they reportedly went AWOL from the Atlantic theater.
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England General Hospital
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Rationing and certification updates for farm gasoline use
The report outlines that all not-for-use gasoline applications must have AAA Firm Committee certification and be filed via Farm R-847. It notes new recommendations for Department of Agriculture AAA representatives, details on a ceiling price survey by the Elyvia Board, and instructions for supplemental gasoline applications using Form R-Rats with R-645 deformation. Eligibility for WAZ car requisitions remains unchanged. rationed cars should be allocated where best used.
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Stimson Sets U S Position Toward Rome
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson told reporters the United States will spare religious and historic monuments in Rome from damage if they are not used for military purposes. He emphasized protecting American lives and noted repeated German attacks on railroad yards, communications, and air fields near Rome.
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Woman Accused In Fatal Blaze
Loganport Ind reports Aileen Ott faces charges in connection with the Evansville Yad county state hospital fire that killed seven. Deputy Fire Marshal says Ott, a hospital employee, implicated in selling ore by her husband James Ott 46 who claims she started the blaze for revenge. He says she also set fires at a Toledo hospital Logansport state hospital and burned their Birdseye home. He says she confessed after hours of questioning.
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Bricker Likely to Call Special State Session
Ohio Governor Bricker said a special session of the legislature is likely in late March to consider amended soldier vote legislation. He will act only after Congress acts on a federal vote bill, noting he has set aside days in the latter part of March. If Congress does nothing he may cancel the session.
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Tragedy near Tiffin as three die in Route 224 wreck
Leighton H. Baker, 15, a mall carrier, and Dewey C. Conk, 48, tavern operator, were killed when the automobile they rode collided with a grand rat and plunged into a creek near the intersection of Routes 224 and 18 west of Tiffin. Don H. Delaptrir, a math Messenger at the post office, was injured in the crash. The vehicle, owned by Delaplane, was wrecked in the creek.
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Service notices of Army and Navy personnel listed with new addresses
The column lists updates for service members including private Paul P. Schneider and Robert G. Spinks with new postings at Camp Walter, Patterson Field and Great Lakes. It notes promotions and status changes, addresses for families, and mentions Aviation Cadet Oliver E. Shubert and others arriving overseas or at training bases.
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