Extradition Talk Grows Over Senator Taylor Jail Term
Idaho Senator Glenn Taylor faces 180 days for assault on a police officer after a 1948 disturbance. Birmingham officials push for his extradition to serve the sentence in the city jail, while Taylor and Idaho authorities weigh legal and constitutional hurdles. Governor comments awaited as cases move toward possible cross state action.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham City
Idaho
Glenn Taylor
Taylor
E. C. Connor
Connor
Alabama
Congress
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Thomas E. Huey, Jr
Supreme Court
Boise
C. A. Robins
Robert E. Saylie
Taylors
Pocatello
Man Bags Bobcat With Hammer In California
Mack L. McCall of San Bernardino battles a bobcat on a city street in Colton. He stops his car after the animal darts into his path, hits it with a hammer, and strikes a second time to kill it.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Mack L. McCall
McCall
Colton
Community Leader Supports Local Institutions
A civic figure champions funding for schools churches and charity groups. He directs his resources to benefit the community, keeping money within the town to sustain vital services and the Triangle Grocer’s operations.
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Triangle Grocer
Lions District Governor Yaste To Speak At Hagerstown Meeting
The Hagerstown Lions Club welcomes Alvin E. Yaste district governor of district 22-W Lions International to today’s meeting at Hotel Alexander. Yaste, Cumberland advertising man and Dickinson College graduate, has long served the Cumberland club as secretary and will advise officers and members on administration and humanitarian service. He will be introduced by Massey Roe.
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Uate
Dickinson College
Cumberland Club
Yaste
Leslie F. Earley
Joseph S. Foltz
Massey Roe
Funkhouser To Head YMCA Here
Elmer N. Funkhouser was elected president of the Ha serstown YMCA to fill the un expired term of the late George M. Bohman at a directors meeting. His term ends in May 1951 and he has served on the board for 27 years. He is active with local churches and colleges and will lead the board with Diehl as vice president and Warne as new member.
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Taylor
Supreme Court
Progressive Party
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Haserstown
Funkhouser
St. Paris B.ou
Pe O
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Val
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
Payton
Diehl
William C. Diehl
Lions Club Unit Active in Hagerstown Drives Community Betterment
Hagerstown remains an active unit of the International Association of Lions Clubs, one of eight thousand five Lions Clubs overseeing over 400000 members across 29 countries. The organization promotes national economic social and cultural progress and aims to foster international understanding and unity.
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Erorgs
Lions Clubs
Hagerstown
International Association of Lions Club
Roadrunner Named New Mexico’s Official State Bird
A note confirms New Mexico designates the roadrunner as its official state bird while a separate statistic compares steel production, stating three tons are poured in the United States for every one ton in Russia.
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United States
Russia
New Mexico
First Woman General Assignment Reporter in Chicago 1878
Minnie Langstadter became the first female general assignment reporter at a United States metropolitan newspaper, joining the Chicago Record in 1878. Her trailblazing role marked a milestone in newsroom gender barriers and set a precedent for women in journalism.
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United States
Minnie Langstadter
The
Chicago Record
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R. Jd. Funkhouser and Co.,, Inc
Hunter Aluminum
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PELLA
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro, Md
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Oldsmobile
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E. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
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Deale
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