Harry Campbell Questioned in Karpis Kidnap Case
Harry Campbell of the Barker Kerpis gang was subjected to intensive questioning by federal agents in St Paul Minnesota as they seek details from Alvin Karpis before Campbell’s trial for the Edward G Bremer kidnapping. Campbell’s potential admissions likely won’t change plans to try him for kidnapping and conspiracy. He is not linked to the William Hamm Jr kidnapping, for which Karpis faces trial, and agents hope to uncover leads on accomplices.
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Paul
Harry Campbell
Barker- Kerpis
Hia
Alvin Karpis
Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
Campbell
Bremer
Renate
Wiliam Hamm
Karnis
Shoot Our Lions Only With Camera Tour Notice
In Tanganyika, notices by the Society for the Preservation of the Fauna of the Empire urge tourists to photograph lions rather than shoot them. Lions are described as tolerant of photographers at close range, and travelers are advised not to shoot if a maned Hon is near their vehicle.
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Tanganyika
Africa
Society For the Preservation of the Fauna of
Empire
Kansas Plant To Make New Alcohol Fuel
Atchison Kansas the Baflor Manufacturing Company, after ties with the Chemical Foundation of Delaware, will start producing grain alcohol from corn for automobile use. The alcohol, blended with gasoline, is claimed to reduce carbon monoxide and improve compression and mileage. The Foundation will provide $200000 for processing equipment and ongoing working capital, taking the alcohol on a cost plus basis and distributing it for consumption.
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Kansas
Atchison
The
Chemical Foundation
Bakor
Foundation
Living Organism Found in 1722 Adobe Bricks
A primitive life form, probably Earth’s first organism, is said to survive 165 years in adobe bricks of the San Luis Obispo Mission walls. Discovered by Dr. Ira D. Bartle and noted by Dr. Charles Lipman of UC, the bricks were laid in 1722 by Father Junipero Serra.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
San Luis Obispo Mission
Earth
Junipero ‘Serra
Ira D. Bartle
San Luis, Obispo
Charles Lipman
University of California
Bartle
Spores Dormant for Century and a Half Awakens After Bricks Open
The spores stayed in suspended animation for more than 150 years and began to grow again when exposed to foods after the bricks were opened, signaling a late restoration of activity.
Citizenship Involved In Divorce Case Here
Citizenship issues arose in the divorce case of Henry Knight of Lorain and Cleveland versus Janette Knight of Cleveland. The court heard whether renting a room in Lorain since the year's start established legal residence here, a point contested by Mrs. Knight through her attorney who argued the plaintiff was not a resident of the county.
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Lorain
D. A. Cook
Henry Knight
Cleveland
Janette Knight
Ohio Court Delays Divorce Ruling Over Citizenship Issue
The court found the plaintiff had established legal residence in Cleveland but postponed the decision after revealing Mrs. Knight is not yet a U.S. citizen. Because she remains a Latvian citizen, service must be made through her local consular agent before concluding the case. The couple has two children.
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Ospera
Knight
Latvia
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