Charge Negro With Killing Sister's Alleged Attacker
A man is charged in connection with the death of his sister’s alleged attacker. The case centers on events surrounding the fatal encounter and the subsequent arrest. Police report ongoing investigations and identify key witnesses in the neighborhood.
Horse and Buggy Burglaries Prompt Detroit Arrests
In Detroit police arrested two men after a series of horse and buggy burglaries. The suspects, including a teen named Sree Lacher, allegedly confessed to multiple break ins and led officers to recovered property. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Mrs. Latsen
Roanoke Troubles Roanoke Trails For North Carolina Salesman
Roanoke caused trouble for Robert J. Castleberry, 30, of Durham. He collided with a deer, damaged his car, faced illegal parking charges, and alleged hit and run in Roanoke and Galax related cases. A warrant and fraud charge tied to a Galax case surfaced as he awaited a court appearance.
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Robert J. Castleberry
Durham
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Castleberry
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Campbell Avenue
Hedauer Tere
J. D. Rice
Galax
Bostha
Galax Court
Gas Explosion Kills Two in South Philadelphia Home
A leaking gas main caused a blast in a south Philadelphia residence killing two people. A heart attack claimed a third as he tried to assist a mother and infant daughter on the second floor. Neighbors and victims named include Sarah Maiorino, Vincent Tesi, and Bert Taz. Police reported one fatality at the scene and serious injuries to others.
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Bert Taz Tesi
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Infants Baptised at Market Street Church
A Market Street Church baptism service administered by Rev. Edgar G. Hill witnessed the infants Steven Elmo Cooper Busan Orove and Rinker Meredith See Me among others the ceremony marking the church’s infant dedication.
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Doris Bartellen
Edgar G. Hill
Steven Elmo Cooper
Busan Orove
Raymond McMillan
Rinker
Aa Minh
Auger
Cinderella Seeks Cash in San Francisco Maintenance Suit
A 16 year old California high school student known as Cinderella sues Martha Morris de Vigier for separate maintenance. She demands ten thousand dollars monthly and seventy five thousand dollars in attorney fees while alleging mental cruelty.
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California
Martha Morris de Vigier
Tor- Trance
Calif
Hope de Vigier
Sister's Battle Frees Man After 27 Years in Prison
DETROIT a Christmas tale of release after 27 years for Vance Hardy who was convicted in a 1924 killing linked to prohibition era figures. New evidence prompted a new trial and a judge directed a verdict of acquittal saying Hardy is innocent.
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Vance Hardy
Louis Lambert
Hardy
Lambert
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Detroit
Jos A. Gillis
Gillis
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Gladys
Mrs. Barrett
Family Craft Through Five Generations in New York
The Wooster family in New York has handcrafted tiny detailed figures for over a century, with Clive Wooster, at 17, becoming the first skilled painter in the line. Orders include a 300 dollar Richard III figure, while the family records odd commissions and a caution on a gorilla sculpture sent to an angry husband.
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Saul Pett
New York
August Wooster
Woosters
Clive
Neddie
Texas
Oklahama
Wooster
State Department
Mild Weather Prevails Across Regions With Scattered Showers
Mild conditions persist over most of the country with cooling air in the west and central regions. Showers extend from Michigan through the lower Ohio Valley into the east Gulf States, with Kentucky and Tennessee recording over an inch. Snow flurries touch parts of Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin, while temperatures vary from 74 in Miami to 36 in Minneapolis.
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Gailon R Racey Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Gailon R Racey 35 who died in Pennsylvania will be held Thursday. The remains rest at Jones Funeral Home until Wednesday 2 p.m. moved to the home of his parents near Star Tannery, then to St. James Lutheran Church at 11 a.m. for services conducted by Rev Smith.
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Gailon R. Racey
Pennsylvania
Jones Funeral Home
John B. Racey
Star Tannery
St. James Lutheran Church
Te. Smith
Managing Editor of New York Times Dies at 61
Edwin L. James, managing editor of the New York Times for 19 years and a longtime staff member since 1915, died in New York last night aged 61. He had been working part time in recent months.
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New York
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Early European Colonization in American Regions
The text notes a European claim on a northern area of a new dominion, mentioning a republic built in 1494 by Spaniards led by Columbus on his second voyage. It states the settlement was established briefly and later abandoned.
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Red leaders push defense program to maintain strength
The speaker stresses that strength starts with production and urges speeding the defense program to build lasting power while ensuring essential civilian goods remain available.
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