One of FBI's Most Wanted Man Surrenders Quietly
New York report says Giachino Anthony Baccola, 34, once on the ten most wanted list, walked into an FBI office and surrendered. He was sought since June for the Detroit witness slaying linked to a federal theft case. Baccola previously served time at Sing Sing for armed robbery.
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Strength For The Day by Earl L Douglass D D
The passage presents a devotional tone by Earl L Douglass D D about strength and beauty amid adversity. It contrasts winter hardship with lessons learned from life and suggests resilience through faith and reflection.
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Earl L. Douglass D.D
Hudson Plans Light Car in 52 Model Under Study
Hudson to push completion of a light weight car using existing facilities. The company notes government officials’ suggestions on conserving materials and states development has continued for several years.
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Hudson
Ater
Mr. Barit
Hollywood Voices on Real Stories and TV Pressure
Hollywood figures including Gene Lockhart Virginia Mayo Gary Merrill Ann Miller Joel McCrea Paul Douglas Dennis Morgan Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Newton weigh in on film style realism and television impact. The column cites Bette Davis Maurice Evans Ruth Roman and others while noting public notices about historical topics and trivia on ships and cacti.
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Hollywood
Gene Lockhart
Virginia Mayo
Gary Merrill
Ann Miller
Joel McCrea
Paul Douglas
Dennis Morgan
Bette Davis
Bette
Maurice Evans
Barbara Stanwyck
Naish
Mowbray
Give Messages World
Robert Newton
Ruth Roman
Police Court Reckless and Disorderly Docket Report
Roy V. Constable of Orchard Avenue faces reckless driving with a 54.25 dollar fine. Clyde R. Mowery of S Kent Street charged with failure to yield right of way, 9.25. Prank Shull of N Kent Street cited for drunk, 10.75. Garland Habron of Edinburg cited for drunk, 10.25. Leonard House of Martinsburg charged with drunk, 9.75. Jessie Hockman of Gibstone Hotel cited for drunk, 14.75. Clif Lofton of RFD City cited for drunk, 14.75. David Mills of Cork Street charged with disorderly conduct, 90 days in jail and 4.25 costs. David Lofton of Loudoun Street, disorderly conduct, 30 days jail and 9.25 costs. Willam Snyder, White Post, drunk, 9.75. Marvin Emswiller of Mr. Paus, drunk and resisting arrest, 9.75 on first charge and 30 days in jail plus 1.25 costs on second. L Nicholson Route 3 speeding 14.25.
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Roy V. Constable
Orchard Avenue
Clyde R. Mowery
S. Kent Street
Prank Shull
N. Kent Street
Garland E. Habron
Edinburg
Leonard D. House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jessie F. Hockman
Gibstone Hotel
Clif Lofton
RFD
David W. Mills
E. Cork Street
David T. Lofton
Loudoun Street
Willam G. Snyder
Marvin Emswiller
Mr. Paus
L. Nicholson
Retired College Musical Director Dies by Bullet
Samuel Theodore Schroetter 72 who for 42 years directed the music department at Virginia Interment College died at his Bristol home last night from a self inflicted bullet wound. Family said he had been in declining health and despondent for several days.
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Samuel Theodore Schroetter
Virginia Interment College
Schroetter
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