Prisoners Battle U S Marshals In Car Stop
A prison transport car stalled 15 miles from the jail after a tire blowout. Prisoner Dube produced a .38, firing five shots at Deputy Marshal Wilson who returned fire, fatally wounding Dube. Officer Thomas and second prisoner Job exchanged shots. Job was wounded twice. Thomas emerged unharmed. Dube, awaiting a Massachusetts auto theft sentence, and Job, jailed for liquor violations, were involved.
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R. & Job
Wilson
William =e
Chickasaw
Okla
Dube
Thomas
Pripoléner
Job
Massachusetts
War hero on Florida train sparks tense encounter
A tense scene unfolds as a woman recalls a war hero on a Florida train and a man’s possessive reaction. The pair confront a dangerous moment ending with the woman seeking help. Dr. Peck and Corbett meet on the Savannah station platform, discussing a lounge session with Hastings and other figures, hinting at a larger intrigue.
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Dr. Peck
Corbett
Savannah
Senator Hastings
Voorhees
Brags
Rauchmeyer
Halfway to Atlanta The Doctor and Corbett in a tense night
Dr. Peck and Lieutenant Corbett share a train yard confrontation as they discuss hunger, air, and scenes of America. The doctor pleads unity while Corbett remains wary, pondering duty, distance from home, and a rare moment of candid talk before the story continues.
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Corbett
Bett
New York
Savannah
Frogtown
London’s
Dr. Peck
Petersburg Notes of Local Visits and Travels
A parade of visitors and relatives fills Petersburg scenes with activity as residents host kin from Chicago, Washington, Bedford, Rome, Jellico, Milwaukee, and beyond. Notables include Bettye Jones from Washington D C visiting her parents J S Jones, and Ellis Kays Republican county chairman and state highway official, who has recovered from a back injury and returned home after three weeks in hospital.
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John D. O'Brien
Akbatrbra
California
Nanie Prank
Jacob Wellman
D. Mount
Chicago
Petersburg
Dale LeCount
Tack Abgieman
Indianapolial
Mary Ziegier
Bettye Jones
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Vietting
J. S. Jones
Nelie Marshall
Bedford
Indiana
Lida Whiteman
Roy. Loveless
Harold E. Loveless
Charleston
Forest Traylor
Atlanta
Georgia
Carl Latowsky
New York City
A.R. Logan
Effie Smith
Seelyville
Rosa Thomas
Opal Sanders
Frances
Susie
Jeanette
Rome
Loren Armstrong
Ray Coberly
Rushville
Reno Tacoma
First Baptist Church
Gorden
Doyle Gorden
Jellico
Tennessee
Paul Chappell
Byard Chappell
Bloomington
Chappell
Indiana University
Noble Brown
Horace Walker
Palestine
Illinois
Louis F. George
Hubert Young and
Son Kreg
O. B. Adams
Milwaukee
Ellis Kays
Franklin Named Post Offices in His Honor
The first U S postmaster general Benjamin Franklin has several post offices named after him reflecting his enduring legacy in American communications.
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U. S
Benjamin Franklin
Pennyville News social notes and word on a bird term
Pennyville News lists Sunday visits and guests at several homes including Mr and Mrs Wayne Shelton Mrs Oness Russell Mr and Mrs Robert Cox of Washington Mr and Mrs Earl Shelton Pfc Ernie Fraze stationed at Camp Knox Ky spent weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Fraze Mrs Ethel Miller conducted business in Washington Saturday Mr and Mrs Jecca Allen and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Shelton and family Mr and Mrs Fried man Hedrick and son of Washington visited Mr and Mrs John Edwards and daughter Patsy Sunday A shower for Mr and Mrs Robert Cox at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Shelton and family was attended John Berry and family visited his daughter Mrs Leland Schnarr and sons Sunday Laskie Ewaris and daughter were in Washington Saturday Elizabeth Bauer and family visited Mrs Leona Potts and family Saturday evening Gobe mouche explained as a bird name becomes a term for a credulous idle person.
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Wayne Shelton
Oness Russell
Robert Cox
Washington
Earl Shelton
Pfc
Ernie Fraze
Camp Knox
Wm. Fraze
Ethel Miller
Ecca Allen
Raymond Shelton
Freidman Hedrick
John Edwards
Patsy
John Berry
Leland Schnarr
Laskie E@waris and daughter
Elizabeth Bauer
Famly
Leona Potts
Fort Collins School Board Issues Hazing Warning
Fort Collins Colorado school board warns that any pupils involved in hazing will be suspended and prosecuted under state law. The measure follows a student injury incident. Also listed are several property transfers and real estate notes with nominal consideration.
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Fort ‘'Collins
Colo
Fort Collins School
Indianapolis 500 Race Lottery Probed by Police
Investigators in Indianapolis examine a $200000 lottery tied to the Memorial Day 500 mile auto speed race. Police chief reports two suspended officers sold tickets at the city market and race area. A city fireman provided tickets as investigators assess if prizes were drawn after the event. First prize reportedly $10000 went to a man with a police record.
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Andianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis
First Indies
Jesse P. McMurty
Price Control Bulletin Updates Milk and Pints Rules
Under restaurant milk rules eateries may raise prices for on premises consumption. For pints and one half pints the ceiling is the higher of the operator’s price or the county area milk order price. For one third pint containers the ceiling is one cent above the operator’s price. No changes to buttermilk or chocolate milk prices.
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Restaurant
MEPRO
Pilus
Real Estate Deeds Walter Sullivan Transfer to Brady et al
Walter Sullivan and wife transfer real estate in Washington to Leonard Brady and wife. Instrument notes conveyance of property rights and associated records in the local deeds registry. Brady couple becomes new owners per the recorded deed.
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Walter Sulivan
Leoland C. Brady
Washington
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