Christmas Vacation Plans At Local College Announced
The college announces a Christmas and New Year vacation starting soon with a return for the new semester on January 1. Many staff and students will travel to various destinations, including Ferry Hall Lake Forest Wisconsin Warren Illinois Darville Kentucky Hartford Wisconsin Heavenville Missouri Latrage Tennessee and Stafford Wisconsin.
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Carrot Callauso
Alcloel
Suiowice
Esr Alina 'P. Perkins
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
WL Dt
Browning
Warren
Til
Norris Antosousis
Darville
Ky. Where His Wife and Lady Jduughter Are Visiting. Miss Bvanshaw, Mimsie
Hartford
Wis
Muth Hastert
Formina
Hevanaville
Lillian Steckman
Creshiman Eapital
Wil
Martsberg
Dean Kigan
Latrange
Frances Lipke
College Infirmary
Stafford
Ugh School
Ormiston to surrender today amid cross border pursuit
Fugitive Orie Hein Himner is expected to surrender before noon under a police warrant. Chief Morgen A Collins will wait with Crean Calliarnts and a formal perjury charge, as extradition efforts signed by Governor W. Richardson move toward Calliaraty.
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Kennedy Orie Hein Himner
al Aigo
Joe Wosaidle
Myst Reviows
Almee
Sempie McPherson
Uhiengi Muthorides
Noon Tude
Morgen A Collins
Crean Calliarnts
Yattieman
Calliaraty
W. W. Richardson
California
Tawar WS. Martin
Chicago
Calefornia Dilihovilies
Carroll Students To Attend SFE Conference
Carroll students from the Christian associations will attend the National "Aluments" conference in Mishwaukee from January 25 to February 1. Delegates include Charles Lomas and Mamita for YM GC, Margaret Morgin, Marion Untzke, and Ruth Yeench for the YW. They will report back after the Christina vacation and join delegates from colleges nationwide to discuss student problems and progress.
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Mishwaukee
Charles Lomas Aid Este Mamita Wit
Thy
Margaret Morgin
Marion Untzke
Ruth Yeench
Thore
Ts Kiet
United
Stuer
Aneet Ta Fisenv
Eatofui
Wise
Fall and Fall Indictments Quashed Motion
Washington U P A second motion to quash conspiracy indictments against Harry F Fall and Albert B Fall was postponed in the District of Columbia supreme court after Justice Jennings Guyilay granted time for arguments on the first motion. Justice Bailey allowed attorneys for the former secretary to file a motion alleging Congress exceeded its powers by appointing special prosecutors in the cases.
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Washington
U.P
Harry F. Slitelale
Albert B. Fall
Wiedler
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Alet Ter Dustice Jennings Guyilay
Bailey Branted
Inferior Faith
Congress
Teapot Dome era oil scandal charges in federal case
Washington reports outline criminal charges against Senclath and Fadd Th Fig in the Teapot Dome affair. The indictment ties to Sinclair and Abbort, alleging government retroaction and illicit transfer of funds. Trial set for November before Judge Bailey, with appeals and delays noted.
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Washington
International Petroleum Indutry
Hard
Sinclair
Coluwbhe
Jennin Bailey, Nako
Pine
Bec
Lome
Naval Oil Reserve
Wyoming
Wowass
Srepelury Pall
Tho
Ava
Siveliiy
Tomimny
Portsmouth
Tefern Kim Sengle
Afl Fanks
Pache Coast
Asken
Une
Eirelit Court of Appeals
Walsh
Senate
Liv
Herizen
Obscure financial bill discussion in South Carolina hearing
A fragmented report notes a Senate or House hearing this week on a proposed revolving fund tied to a $250,000,000 program. The text references Representative Fulmer and mentions dates, names, and party identifiers in a scrambled way, but centers on new funding for a government initiative and related political maneuvering.
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South Carolina
Fichner
Conan Ani
McNary
Bill
Unclear text prompts school closure for Christmas break
Fragmentary report notes requests to close schools today for Christmas vacation next week due to illness concerns. Mentions quarantined individuals and fever symptoms and pupil examinations. overall context implies precautionary shutdown.
Cars collide on Grand and College avenues crash
Frank Roberts of Milwaukee and Dr Solin Wigginton were involved in Thursday night crash at the intersection of Grand and College avenues. Police report shows damage and awaiting determination of responsibility as investigators pursue licensing records and statements from witnesses.
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Frank Roberts
Clybourn St
Milwaukee
Grand Ave
Grand
College Avenues
Solin Wigginton
North Grand Age
Man Seeks Reconciliation as Wife Refuses
Gerald Tignath, 18, asks for reconciliation with his wife Isabelle after she declines to attend events. Clerak Med sues for separate maintenance alleging support to be provided. Isabelle counters with a divorce suit and denies alimony, claiming the couple’s documents are insufficient.
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Uhleado
Gerald Tignath
Isabelle
Digand
Compromise Seen On River Harbor Bill
A compromise plan averts direct action on the question of diverting Great Lakes waters and river development. Senator Norris, a Republican from Nebraska, backs limits that would let river landowners pay part of the development costs while a 5-foot channel from the lakes to the Winds Flyer is debated. Chairman Jones of the Commerce Committee schedules a meeting tomorrow to finalize details and weigh who pays for river land impacts.
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Merhyery
Narhors Dal
Wits
Olin
Willie
Great Lakes
Jones
Commerce
Allunimeed
Cast Fn View
Semalor Norris
Republican
Subraska
Tucks N. J
Wisconsin Forgery Suspect Requisition Honored by Governor
Governor Small honors a Wisconsin requisition for the return of Kao Be Linder, charged with forgery, with the exchange taking place in Chicago amid official ceremony.
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GOV. Small
Wisconsin
Smungeield
Tel
Kenosha
Kao
Linder
Chiteago
Senate action stalls as Smith seeks appointment details
Fragmented report describes Senate maneuvering over Frank T. Luis and other nominees. Rival factions, Republican and Democrat, clash on readiness to confirm Small as governor. Nelson of Wis and other leaders face pressure as party lines fracture and debates loom into next session.
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Tineda
Prfore
Woking
Hlacsent
Pvold
Wisenssian
Cape
Legivkilye
Bastnear
Aghurst
Somncrat
Arkzona
Fia
Winn B. Mei
Senate
Sion
Smith
Chine
Aframmen
Allan Monre
Atinnay Eminat Teoman
Ant
Cory
Owisunhsia
Testimony outlines eight arrested in garage rental case
The case centers on a car rented from Pick’s garage that crashed on a highway. Defendant Steve Piat faced charges after a witness testified the car was abandoned. bond set at $400. Proceedings referenced a November date and a plea tied to a family quarrel as Judge Vackinson deferred verdicts.
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Ocenei
Mighway TM Ater Pick
Cay
Steve Piatcaer
Plat
New 22
Liemans
Pewantwa Wahenek
Eigiteen Mort
Rome
Petar Charles
Beraeyi
Ted
Giarles
T. W. Vackinsen
Seitenea
Bhp
Enid
Cory Artaing
Christmas Caroletis Readies Public Holiday Pageant
A fragmented notice describes a Christmas celebration theme aimed at promoting local spirit. Volunteers plan caroling groups and a candle lighting window display to grant wishes for children, with rituals and vows noted in the readable passages.
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Giutents
Aehuals
Possible Chairmanship to Follow Next Congress
The discussion centers on a legislator who is likely to be named chair in the upcoming congressional session. Analysts note ongoing momentum and support from key factions as the process unfolds.
The Anatomy of a Life Extending Routine
A garbled ad advises readers to treat a car as a human machine and maintain it with regular fueling, greasing, patching, and overhaul. It promises a free booklet on scientific exercises and daily habits to extend both vehicle life and personal vitality, directing readers to Arthur McG Street in New York City.
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Niles
Exereing
Arthir AL
New York City
Cameraman Dodges Gunfire in Bloody Williamson Feud
Graphic account by Gustav Qettesolan for the hub Press recounts photographer Charlie Birger era gun battles in southern Illinois during the Williamson County gang feud. The reporter recalls driving through Marion Harrisburg and Harveysburg as Birger’s men open fire with machine guns, bullets tearing walls, and a close escape in a roadside alley amid barbecues, arrests, and a tense chase across hundreds of miles. A vivid, dangerous portrait of gangster era violence and a journalist's perilous footage quest.
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Dirger
Fallower
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Birger
Maroulhouse
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Pinnef
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Lazy
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