Victims Tell Of Klan Lash In Alabama
In Praeco Sun day an Alabama mining community residents report hooded mobsters enforcing a local “lash” code and flogging more than a dozen people. Grand jury witnesses in Jefferson county prepare to investigate the alleged reign of terror as sheriff and Birmingham papers collect reports of beatings and threats tied to an anti-mask law.
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Amingham
Ala
Praeco
Jeffersork Gounty
Birmingham
Praco
Holt McDowell
Jefferson County
J. R. Henderson
Mary Alice
Elijah Stevens
William Stevens
Jack Alexander
Sem
Henry
Heidt Seeks Talent For Show In Pocatello Auditions
Horace Heidt aims to cast local acts for his July 16 show. Bill Belcher, Heidt’s representative, will conduct auditions at KSEI studios Hotel Whitman in Pocatello Tuesday and Wednesday nights after 7. Local vocalists and instrumentalists aged 14 or older may enter without prior appointments or forms. bring your own music and accompanist if needed.
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Pocatello
Bill Belcher
Horace Heidt
Belcher
KSEI
Whitman
Posse hunts killer after double murder in Kentucky hills
In Salyersville Kentucky a posse of over 100 men and two bloodhounds hunted the countryside for a shotgun wielding assailant who killed Charles Williams 27 and his wife 23 and wounded their seven month old baby. The couple were shot at their farm home and the wife chased to her father's house before being killed. The baby was wounded but expected to recover. The slayer fled into the woods after looting the home and dropping a 12 gauge shotgun. Authorities expected to capture him soon.
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Salyersville
W. T. Arnéw
Charles Williams
Williams
Noah Rudd
Airlines Plane Drops 500 Feet in Sudden Downdraft
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP A Pacific Northern Airlines DC 3 dropped 500 feet over Bruin Bay injuring nine people including Elmer Harris a 32 year old Alaska salmon industry worker with four broken ribs. Stewardess Jeanette Ward sprained back and seven other passengers wounded as the craft recovered to normal flight late Saturday.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Pacific Northern Airlines
Bruin Bay
Elmer Harris
Alaska Salmon Industry
Jeanette Ward
Boisean Admits She Lost Money in Slot Machines
A Boise woman confessed to the Ada county sheriff's office that she arrived with a tale of a highway holdup in which she lost seventy dollars. Investigators found none of the scene clues she claimed and the story unraveled as she finally broke.
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Boisean
Boise
Ada County
Crossword Clue Seeded by Historic Dictionary Clues
A compact clue set lists terms and suffixes from a puzzle style word list including Country's Banner year season at on top sewing tools exist Indian female horses wi cape state let fall frees musical direction district attorney ad comparative suffix Greek letter paint eager snare twitching one of its products is exchanges ice cream holder stitched.
Puzzle answer outline for horizontal vertical clue list
The prompt provides a wordplay puzzle titled Horizontal Vertical with numbered clues from 1 to 51. It requests solving and mapping each clue to corresponding words, including abbreviations and synonyms, to produce a complete grid or answer set. The solution requires deducing cross-linked terms such as 1Cores, 2Correlative, 3 Misdeed, 4 Seethe, 5 Bewildered, 6 Regrets, 7 Belongs to it, 8 Cubie, 9 Sauntered, 10 Solid-30 Altered, 41 Insects, 11 Malt beverage, 31 Shiny fabric, 42 Monster, 12 Approaches, 32 Egg capsule, 45 Its capital is, 15 Doctor, 34 Masts-Jose, 18 Secret, 38 Walking stick, 46 Observed, 20 Fliers, 39 Talent, 49 Toward, 22 Saved.
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Jose
Molasses Gums Up Belleville Harbor in Disputed Snafu
A four way suit emerged in Belleville Ontario after 250000 gallons of molasses unloaded from a lake freighter filled the harbor but emptied into no tanks due to holes in the connecting pipes. The coal company the city and molasses owners blame each other in a costly standoff with the harbor clogged and fish the only beneficiaries.
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Belleville
Ont
Belleville Harbor
Palouse Area to Conduct Agronomy Field Day
A Palouse region agronomy field day will be held July 7 at Washington State College and the University of Idaho. About 100 visitors including farmers, millers, warehousemen, and scientists will tour experiment station wheat plots and discuss cereals soil management and crop rotations.
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Moscow
Washington and
Idaho
Palouse Empire
Washington State College
University of Idaho
K. H. Klages
Woman admits she was not robbed loses money at slots
She confessed that she did not suffer a robbery but lost the cash while gambling at slot machines. To hide the loss she invented a robbery story, explaining she didn’t want her husband to know.
ILWU Strike Threatens Hawaii Pineapple and Tuna
In Honolulu the 64 day longshoremen strike threatens Hawaii’s pineapple industry, the second largest, with potential losses of up to 60 million dollars for the summer crop if the walkout lasts into mid July. Tuna packing also suffers from shipping delays and lack of tin for canning as talks remain recessed.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
CIO International Longshoremen’s and
Tuesay
ILWU
Ingram Stainback
Inding
Idaho Farm Prices Dip Slightly in June
Idaho farmers received lower prices for June 15 its overall price index at 268 percent of the 1910-14 average. Potatoes fell five cents a bushel and hay declined 70 cents a ton, marking the year’s lowest level outside the late fall 1948 period. The sheriff, always gallant, kept her name a secret.
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Boise
Idaho
U. S. Agriculture Department
Clinton Wins Advancement With Bureau in Boise
Frank M. Clinton named assistant regional director for the Bureau of Reclamation with Boise as headquarters. A civil engineer, he has been with the bureau since 1937 and previously served as assistant regional planning engineer. He studied at the University of Arizona and worked on the Palisades water distribution plan at Worland and Idaho Falls.
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Boise
Frank M. Clinton
Bureau of Reclamation
Clinton
H. T. Nelson
Merly
Nelson
R. J. Newell
Bureau
University of Arizona
Worland
Wyo
Idaho Falls
Palisades
President Truman and Congress Take Fourth of July Break
President Truman sails down the Potomac aboard the Williamsburg with his daughter Margaret and a convoy of officials. He plans to return Monday afternoon and carry a briefing on the economic report for Congress. Congress members vacation, fish, golf, swim or loaf, before resuming work amid Capitol restoration and a heavy legislative agenda into mid-August.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Potomac
Williamsburg
Margaret
Idaho Officers Arrest Council Two Youths Arrested in Gun Theft
Idaho officers report two youths from Sacramento, Elbert Kuhlman 17 and Kenneth Russell 19, arraigned on charges of stealing eight guns from a New Meadows store last Thursday. They allegedly implicated a third youth reportedly returned to California.
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Council
Carolnia
New Meadows
Elbert Kuhlman
Kenneth Russell
Sacramento
Sheriff's Office
California
Infant Karen Ann Slack Dies After Short Illness
Infant Karen Ann Slack ten months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn L Slack of RFC North Pocatello, died Sunday after a brief illness in a local hospital. Survived by parents, three sisters Geraldine Carol and Shirley, brother Dean, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R L Slack of 437 Randolph, maternal grandmother Mrs Chris Jockinsen of Idaho Falls. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Hall mortuary.
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Karen Ann Sllack
Karen Ann Slack
Glenn L. Slack
RFC North
Pocatello
Geraldine
Carol
Shirley
Dean
R. L. Slack
Randolph
Chris Jockinsen
Idaho Falls
Hall Mortuary
Captive Boy Forgives His Mother in Boston
Thirteen year old Gerald Sullivan, kept in a hidden room for over a decade, forgave his mother Anna Sullivan with a kiss after reuniting at his attorney Daniel J. O Connell s home. The boy will live with the attorney if he prefers not to return home.
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Boston
Gerald Sullivan
Roxbury
Daniel J. O’connell
Gerald
Locust Horde Moves Onward Across Nevada Grazing Lands
A migrating swarm of locusts chews through over 3000 square miles of Northern Nevada rangeland Sunday and heads toward green pastures in Oregon and California. In Lassen county California, hatchlings from a previous invasion appear in the field, though T. S. Brown notes limited damage so far as the Nevada cloud advances west at two to six miles per hour.
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Reno
Nevada
Oregon
California
Lassen
T. S. Brown
Lassen County
Washoe
Humboldt
Route of hoppers to California through Sierra passes
Describes movement toward the high Sierras with the densest reports near Denio on the Oregon border, about 260 miles northeast of Reno. Notes passes are passable for movement, as vegetation thrives and snow lies only above 7,000 feet, easing the hop derivation toward California.
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High Sierras
Denio
Reno
Oregon
California
One Man Gang Sentenced for Misconduct
Vienna report says U S Army Pvt Edward Touhey Howard Beach N Y dubbed one man gang who beat seven Russian officers here two months ago was sentenced to six months hard labor for misconduct by American military authorities on Sunday.
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Vienna
U.S. Army
Edward Touhey
Howard Beach
L. L
N. Y
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