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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
5
Louis Keppert of Winnebago Wisconsin asked Kokomo Police to locate his sister missing for 10 years. Chief Don Scott forwarded a photo to the paper. Patrolman James Patterson saw the image and realized the missing woman is his wife.
Alfred Gagnon a Cranston inmate admits taking part in the 1950 Brink's heist, saying he helped obtain pea jackets and removed two hundred thousand dollars due to printed serial numbers. He was arrested in Chicago in April after working for an engineering firm in Boston and parking a truck in a Brink's garage. The piece notes Veterans Administration, Red Cross and U S Employment Service assist veterans with counseling, pensions, and rehabilitation after leaving service.
Returning soldiers receive counseling and recreation therapy to rebuild lives after war. Specialists assess hobbies and backgrounds, guiding them to suitable activities and schooling. Walter Reed offers 400 subjects from high school to college level, funded largely by the U. S. Armed Forces Information Program.
Edwin Powers of the United Prison Association cites the earliest Massachusetts offense as insubordination. He says the Plymouth Colony defendant likely struck a superior officer and faced severe punishment described as being bound neck and heels.
An old advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to keep dentures secure while eating laughing or talking. It claims alkaline non acid formula with no gummy taste and no souring effect, reducing plate odor and providing comfort. Available at drug stores with claim of firmer fit.
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