Capone Brother Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
The United States circuit court affirmed a federal sentence for Al Capone's elder brother to three years at Leavenworth plus a $300,000 tax-related fine. Capone claimed minimal assets, while Frank Lake and Terry Druggans face further penalties for income tax evasion. Other associates and related figures are noted on appeals and indictments.
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Chicago
Ralph Ca‘Ssa
Elations
United State Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Scarface
Leavenworth
Capone
Prankie Lake
Terry Drugggan
Supreme Court
Sam Guzik
Frank Nitti
al Capone
Gene Oliver
Lawrence O'Brien
Jack Guzik
Sam
Louis Lipschultz
Christian Faschen
O’brien
No Hit No Run Game Pitched by Pattison in Richmond
Jim Pattison, a 21 year old rookie on the Richmond Eastern League pitching staff, hurled a no hit no run game against Springfield. Richmond scored four runs in the eighth and won 5 to 0. Pattison came to Richmond from Hartford where he mostly played in the outfield.
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Richmond
Jim Pattison
Springfield
Pattison
Hartford
Telegraph Error Brings Woman's Kin To Funeral
Miss Alma Himes of Brunswick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess E. Himes, endured a scare when a telegram mix up delayed word of a relative’s funeral. The incident highlighted how fragile communication can be during sorrowful times.
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Alma Himes
Jess E. Himes
Brunswick
Flames of Jealousy and Flight Across Siam
Ann Carmichael and Burney chase the mystery of Lee Lawson while facing jealousy and disagreement in Bangkok. They travel from London to Marseille and Singapore, then explore Bangkok with danger looming as Amoe Lamovit and Gomez pursue their trail. The pair navigate trust, romance, and the East’s pace as they press toward clues.
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Ann Carmichael
Burney
Rae
Cowntess
Anni
Lady Mooring
Sher
Lee Lawson
Ann
Bangkok
Econ
London
Amoe Lamovit
Marseilles
Singapore
Gomez
Lawson
Bangok
Telegraph error widens sorrow in Brunswick funeral tale
A telegram mis-stated Alma Himes illness as death causing distress for relatives and a rapid family response. Edward Himes and his aunt traveled to Brunswick after learning the fatal message, while friends sent flowers and condolences. Telegraph officials later apologized and offered reimbursement.
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Miss Himes
New York
Alma
Edward Himes
Brunswick
New Jersey
Himes
Telegraph Company
Texas and Oklahoma brace for bridge war ends with law
Texas legislators in Austin pass a bill to open the Denison Durant toll bridge and end interstate tension. Oklahoma guards and Texas rangers patrol the Red River frontier as federal court injunctions and martial law shadow the move to reopen the free bridge.
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Durant
Okla
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Texas Rangers
Red River
Ani Humdrum
Texas
Austin
Houston
Sterling
Denison-Durant Free Bridge
Oklahoma
Denison Toll Bridge
W. H. Murray
Ross
John, A. McDonald
Charles F. Barret
Barrett
Tom Hickman
Rangers
Free Bridge
Denison
Murray
Cockleburr
Texas Highway Commission
T. M. Kennerly
Highway Commission
Texas Attorney General's Office
Oklahoma Strip
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Readied for Today
A crossword puzzle page presents clues across and down including Roam about stealthily and Laughing joyous French. It lists entries such as Prejudice Employ Tumult and other standard crossword themes with clues ranging from animals to objects and phrases across a grid.
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Boyce Area
Mr. and Mrs Beard and children of Buchanan visited Boyce during the past week. Mrs W A Heine and daughter returned from Maryland. Mrs David Branch of Richmond visited the Carrs. Mrs J R Strode and Irene returned from Charles Town. Miss Myra Payne of Winchester stayed at the Martin home on the Tubeyries farm. Mr and Mrs W J Hottel and Mr and Mrs George of Winchester visited friends here last Sunday. Mr R Wston motored to Wednesday. sister Ruth Royston, studying at William and Mary, is expected to return with him this weekend.
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Boyce, Va
W. A. Heine
Maryland
David Branch
Richmond
Oscar Carr
J. R. Strode
Irene
Charles Town
Myra Payne
Winchester
H. J. Martin
W. J. Hottel
George
Boyce
R. W.ston
Ruth Royston
William and Mary College
Rev Harry M Crim to Preach in Cedar Cliff Church
The Rev Harry M Crim of Strasburg Presbyterian Church will preach at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Vaucluse tomorrow at 8 p m in place of the absent Rev Allen Jones. Jones serves on a Winchester Presbytery commission to install Rev B E Bain as pastor at Wardensville.
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Harry M. Crim
Presbyterian Church
Strasburg
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Allen Jones
Mr. Jones
Winchester Presbytery
B. E. Bain
Wardensville
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Sweet Ann
National Museum
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Wat Arun
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Ise
Fis
Robinson Apts
Stewart St
Loudoun
N. Cameron
Main St
Miller & Anderson
L. L
Lawrance C. Hollis
S. Braddock St
Cameron St
Fred L Glaize, Jr
Carter
Philip “Williams
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
N. W
Washington, D. C
Sam Hurst
Roach Stave Co
Boonsboro
Heart of Winchester
W. E
Amherst St
S. Cameron St
F. F. Bidg
Dayton, O
S. B. Elliott
Belle Meade, Va
L. X
T. d. Dale
E. Kent
System of Beauty Culture
Laura Hogan
Dorothy Perkins
Elimmert
Virginia
Moling & Cather
Wonder
North Loudoun ST
Botts Boot Shoppe
North
Loudoun Street
North Main Street
Kelvinator
Philco Radio
Brunswick Radio
Boyce Brevilies
Mr. Crim
County
Norfolk Virginian
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