Rambling Digest Reflections on War, Crime and Culture
Secretary Forrestal claims the military is sound and the nation less vulnerable than in 1947. Elections note Hayes won by one electoral vote in 1876. In Memphis a woman, Alma Gill, faces slaying charges while references to thieves, mad dogs, and social mores fill the column. Also covered are fires, tariffs, riots, executions, and a broad array of anecdotes and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDuff
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Tilden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Los Angeles
Manhattan
St. Louis
Bobby Soxer
Chicago
Wm. C. Bullitt
U. S
Far East
Congress
China
Memphis
Tenn
Alma Gill
Denver
Education
Woolly West
London
Margaret Allen
Dublin
Monia
Central
Africa
Loftus
New York
Truman
Lord
Camden
N. J
Hind
Fred Kuh
Britain
Soviet Union
Lord Cowerey
Florence
Italy
Venus de Medici
Gordon B. Hancock
God’s Bible School
Jno. T. Nolan
Xavier University Evening College
Oakland
California
Enriquez Ampara
Townsend
Sir
John Walter Wills and Son
Cleveland
Alain Leroy Locke
Washington
D. C
Arthur Schomberg
Wendell Phillips Dabney
Cincinnati
Nahum Daniel Brascher
Ill
Witetas
Chapel Street
Woodburn
Fred Heisel, Jr
Mgr
Ninth and
Linn Streets
Prescription
Horwitz
Clark and
Cutter Streets
Your Savings and Your Building Association
Building Association
West Fifth ST
Cherry
Horace Sudduth
Cincinnati, O
West
Ninth Street
Jas. A. Thompson
Harry Trotter
Gladys Hill
Phone Parkway
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Seventh St
Welco
Lincoln Avenue
B. Crittenden
Undertaker
Embalmer Ambulance Service
West Seventh ST
Lincoln Ave
Nyol Medicines
S. W. Cor
Sixth and
Smith Streets
Palm Beach
Walnut Hills
THE
UNION
Live AT the
Y.M.C.A
Ninth St
Sherman’s Flower Shop
Fredonia Avenue
Dabney
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