Scotland Yard Wins It Patience and Proof Unite to Nab Thief
A London tale shows how patience and methodical police work triumphed in the Billy Carter case. Scotland Yard waited out clues, used fingerprints and exifort photos, and relied on the Who's Who to track the Cockney thief who sought a reward for Nelson swords. The Flying Squad and Mobile Squad illustrated Yard versatility, while strict exams vet detectives for plain clothes work and thief catching skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience
Billy Carter
Carter
Lord Nelson
England
Scotland Yard
Australia
Yard
London
Fatigue Study Facilitated By New Discovery
Moscow report says Soviet specialist Professor London of the Lenin grad Institute of Experimental Medicine has developed a grafting technique to extract hormones from thickened vein walls. His work links fatigue and glandular activity, with potential cures for Addison’s disease and diabetes on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
London
Leningrad Institute of Experimental Medicine
Academy of Science
Safflower Trials Grow as Flax Substitute in North America
Safflower resembling a thornless thistle has long been grown in Egypt and India as an oil-seed crop. Canada is testing safflower as a partial substitute for flax, exploring its fit in North American agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
India
Canada
Amherst Baccalaureate Service and Funeral Rites
Rev F E Eastman and Rev James Lyon led the Amherst Congregational Church baccalaureate service with vocal solos by Mr and Mrs James Nicol and the high school glee club performing Moonlight Song and Fairies. Funeral rites for George Rice were held at his home with Rev Lyon officiating. male quartet sang The Old Rugged Cross and Coming Home before interment at South Amherst Evergreen Cemetery under The Baker Co. direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Eastman
James Lyon
Congregational Church
James N. P. Nicol
George Rice
Old Rugged Cross
Robert
Harold Allsop
William Meacham
John Wagener
South Amherst Evergreen Cemetery
Baker Co
Senior Class Play Be An Optimist Presented Friday Night
The Senior Class Play Be An Optimist was shown to a large school auditorium audience on Friday evening. The column lists numerous Sunday guests and social visits across Elyria and surrounding towns, plus a note that the Ladies Aid Society meeting is postponed due to George Rice's death and a closing remark on early twentieth century views of civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Eular
Akron
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
George Rice
Herman Witt
John Witt
Brownhelm
Evelyn Ruth
Christina Grebe
Cleveland
Martin Springer
Lois
Doris
Russel
Ward Hubbard
Elyria
Robert Gorr
Arthur Flowers
Robert Slack
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Gus Edson
Mitt Rainier
Diamonds
Corree
Herchey
Mepherson College
Kansas
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
Walton Ice
Winckles Street
Amherst
2Nd St
Guay
Lorain
E. Brie Ave
Citizens System
Ays
Las Lis
Leroy Warren
la Junita
Colorado
Howard Dulmage
Emery
A. Beyers
Fred Allen
Wm. Allen
Wm. Couzens
May Ballick
Alfred Emery
Alfred Fullmer
Mrs. Emery Jr
Helma Hunt
Buddy Arthur Johnson
John Hanson
Christ Fahrney
John Thompson
Jack Baird
William Bunting
Edward Thompson
Wm. Meaheam
Alfred Vinson
Jacob Kolb
Coly
Use
United States
Elyria Hardware Co
Altman & Ackerman
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
West Broad St
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