Youth admits slaying pair in Arizona desert
Robert M. Burgunder Jr., 23, a college student, confessed to killing two automobile salesmen on April 29 in a desert gulch near Phoenix. He was captured in Johnson City Tennessee and, after eating dinner in Globe, Arizona, signed a full confession stating he shot Koury twice and then killed Pearson.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert M. Burgunder
Arizona
Johnson City
Tenn
Harless
Lon Jordan
Burgunder
Koury
Burgun
Burgunder Confesses Murders After Abduction in California
Burgunder admits kidnapping and shooting Peterson in a plan to steal a car to flee gambling debts. He described tying the victim and firing five shots after Pausing, with a gun found in a car glove compartment in Johnson City. Parents arrived at the jail as the case moves to a justice court. More than 400 fish species observed in the Mediterranean.
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Der
Peterson
Johnson City
Keury
Young Burgunder
Washington
Harless
Jordan
Burgunder
Ruth Burgunder
Alhambra
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Mediterranean Sea
Mothers Day tributes across Ha gerstown lodge and churches
Former Juvenile Court Judge George D Hicks led Mother's Day observances at Ha gerstown Lodge 878 B P C Ellis with other lodge officers. Churches and the American Legion auxiliary staged programs as Eagles and Fraternal Order of Eagles lodges held tributes. Hicks spoke on mothers daily divinity and home as worship, noting heaven lies in the heart.
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George D. Hicks
Hagerstown Lodge
B. P. C. Ellis
Jodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Order of Eagles
Crouse Barr
The
Feagles
Mr. Hicks
Heaven
Mother
Emerson
Elbe
Frank Gallagher
Scott R. Wagner
Gallagher
Amos Harper
Mother Mahree
EB. W. Mackley
Simon &. Kenny
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George H. Buys
Knights Templar Officers Prepare for Baltimore Meeting
Officers from St Bernard s Commandery Hagerstown will attend a Grand Commandery session at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore on Wednesday evening led by Harry Snyder past grand commander of Maryland Lester Snyder emin ent commander Thomas Staubs generalissimo and Edward Heimel captain general A note mentions long staple cotton American-Egyptian or Pima grown in Arizona irrigated lands.
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St. Bernard's Commandery
Knights Templar
Hagerstown
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Harry Snyder
Maryland
Lester Snyder
St. Bernard’s Commandery
Thomas Staubs
Edward Heimel
Arizona
Three Saved From Gas Filled Home In Berks Area
Three people found near death in a gas filled Berkson avenue house were revived hours later by Patrolmen Castle Crist doctors and Potomac Edison oxygen. Hart Adams Elizabeth Adams and Annie Washington, all colored, survived after a leak to the gas water heater caused the danger.
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Berkson Avenue
Potomac Edison Company
Hart Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Annie Washington
A. C. Castle
L. W. Crist
Police Probe Weekend Robberies in City
City police investigated a series of robberies reported over the weekend. L. L. Spangler of the 500 block North Locust Street reported two rings stolen from a bedroom including one diamond set ring.
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L. L. Spangler
Locust Street
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Washington, D. C
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A.F.L
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United Textile Workers
Morrison
Gorman
Barium Reduction Corp'n
South
Charleston
W. YA
Chenille
ZACKS
E. Washington St
Joan McCann
John, Jr
New York
McCann
Albert L. Wines
Boston
Edith C. Rose
Isabelle Parker
H. S. Homan
Big Sandy- Elkhorn Coal Operators’ Association of
Kentucky
Nurito
Rito
Hicks
City Park
Juvensen, Inc
Bond Building
Washington, dC
Harry S. Myers
North Potomac Street
Rudy
Rudy’s
Hamilton Corner
Bank
Tri-Maid
Triangle Food Stores
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Thene
W. Franklin St
J. Walter Layman
Potomac Edison
Martin H. Green
South Walnut Street
R. D. McKee
A.G.P
Empire Deal
Sunbeam
Pittsburgh
American Radial
Standard Ra Corporation