Boy Galmly Admits Killing Four Children
Terpening, a slender youth, admitted in Lansing to deliberately shooting and killing four neighbors' children while they picked windflowers in the woods. He told doctors the act was for thrills, facing life imprisonment on the first degree murder charge. Victims named Barbara Ruth 16, Stanley 14, and Janet 2, with one more child. He was arrested in Toledo after hitching a ride with an elderly painter and was described as a former neighbor in Lapeer Michigan.
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Lapeer
Mieh
Oliver ‘Terpeithee
Gsorge We Deshardis
Michigan
Penall Terpening
Plate Polite
Best Lansing
Chdren
Barbara Ruth
Stanley
Gindis
Janet
Barbara
Ge Moyne Snyder
Toledo
Walehod Terperme
Ohio
Murder Drives Family Feud to Fatal Shootings
A farm boy allegedly killed Barbara and a baby with a 22 caliber rifle in Port Huron Michigan after a long family quarrel. Prosecutor Kenneth Amik indicated a plan to waive juvenile jurisdiction and bring the case directly to trial. The boy, described as a troubled youth, fled home multiple times and was detained after a long questioning session.
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Port
Huron
Pelice
Jinlay
Hamil
Kenneth Amik
Terpening
Gere
Northwestern University honors late Clarion Dewitt Hardy
A fund established in memory of Clarion Dewitt Hardy supports four admissions and sixteen new scholarships at Northwestern University. The student’s plan to pursue government service was a key factor in the award decision.
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Northwratern University
Clarion Dewitt Hardy
Women Invited to Lorain County Camp
Lorain County home demonstration reports 196 women enrolled for camp. County extension office will coordinate and publish camp news with Ming Riblet and Margent Moore among organizers, inviting women to contact the extension office for details.
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Medina County
Mist
Marjorie’ Kimer
Seer
Ming Riblet
Karala-Cohiy
Campett
Tontael
Oltica
The
Lotain
Mix Riblet
Mia Margent Moore
Madina
General Clark to Speak in Oberlin
General Clark was slated to speak in Oberlin on an inauguration day program that included crafts, choral work, nature study, and other activities. The event listed participating counties and noted improvements such as showers for attendees.
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Oberlin
Mark Clark
Prandéent
Stavensgon
Slasenset
Cary Sacii
Hee
Lofait
Ashlatid
Holmes
Medina
Cos Lutibiang
Stark Anid Wayne
Unclear text on wartime commander and NBC broadcast
Fragmentary report mentions General Chirk, an American ace leader, connected to invasions and a potential NBC broadcast from Portland Maine. Text is garbled with misread names and dates, rendering specific facts uncertain.
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FCTE
Chirk
At: Rea
Hale
Finnie? Chapel
NBC
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