Croarkin case sparks debate on degeneracy and crime
A deranged youth, Croarkin, is held after the murder of Katy One. Psychiatrists say he cannot be declared insane and discuss descent into degeneracy. A priest advised by Bingler Wen Twehl notes crime as a symptom, with public concern rising over degeneracy and child safety.
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Drifted on Sea Ten Days One Companion Dead Goes Mad
A sailor tells of ten days adrift at sea with one companion dead and another rescued. Kelly reports James Messinley, age 63, died after a harsh struggle and dehydration. He describes ration scarcity, muttered madness, and a failed attempt to fend off rescuers before being saved on Catalian Island.
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Republicans Seek Probe of Negro Vote in South
A Republican bloc urged a Senate inquiry into alleged bartering of federal offices and vote suppression in the South. The push seeks a joint inquiry into charges against Republican party operatives in Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi and other states, with subcommittee headed by Norris and King to report before Christmas.
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New Guard for John Coolidge to Protect During Holidays
John Coolidge will have a new guard for the Christmas holidays as Col Ed Stirrling declines the duty. R G Wood is chosen as chaperone to accompany the youth at Amherst, ensuring discreet oversight. This marks Wood’s debut in a secret service role as Coolidge travels without his protector for the first time since September.
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Prize dog dies in Milwaukee fire
A Belgium shepherd dog in the Jenkins home perished when flames swept the residence in Milwaukee. The dog’s barking alerted a delivery man, who saw smoke from a window and alerted firefighters. Firefighters rescued the other dog, but one was killed in the blaze. The estimate of damage ran high.
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Walker Shoots Man In Fateful Morning Incident
A morning shooting in a local residence left Leroy Walker involved in a fatal event. Walker fired a shotgun at a man named Lewis Kay, striking him inside the home after an apparent confrontation. Police and medical personnel responded, and initial reports indicate a deadly outcome with ongoing investigations.
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Qoushan Forms Own Association Opens New Chapter
Qoushan forms its own association with a leadership slate led by Lee Hirlingims as president and Ford Granting as vice president. Hart Tatd and Rowena collaboration noted, while a separate 10 member chair was organized Saturday. George Howard named secretary treasurer with directors BW Pyohert and Agruan listed among the board.
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Pope Elevates Two to Sacred College
Rome reports Pope Tus elevates two lifelong clergymen to the Sacred College of Cardinals. New cardinals are Monnigueur Lorenzo Lauri of Poland and Moniigneur Giuseppe C of Turin. The pontiff warned against disestablishment in Mexico, urged French Catholics to stay faithful, and welcomed Mussolini’s reported escape from assassination at Bologna.
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Postpone Flight 10 South America Rally Field
Postponement of a 21 009 mile tour by Amphibon airplanes over South and Central America and the West Indies was announced today by Major Herbert A Dargue commander of the fighter. Booth H E Kraumoran and Waltarat Northey attended. Lester Brown will be Wie gester for the Cuming yes.
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Obituary for Mrs May Tussewitz Bussewitz 93 in Hartland Wis
Mrs May Tussewitz Bussewitz, 93, widow of a Confederate veteran, died Friday at her Hartland Wisconsin home after a lingering illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs Rimini Lewis and Mrs William Menninger of Milwaukee, and by her son Edward. she was daughter of Pyot and Albert Bussewitz. Funeral held at Hartland cemetery after services at her home on Fairview Ave.
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Funeral service set for Stephen Seifults family member
The obituary notes a wife given by her husband Stephen ten children Mrsg E W Seifults and Math Murphy among others of the Irene race Stephen the Martha Elessiar and Hetty Jade at home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Saint Joseph Catholic Church from the Weber funeral home. Interment will be at St Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
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