Insane Blonde Killer Again Flees Phoenix Trail
Winnie Ruth Judd, the so called tiger woman, evades bloodhounds near Phoenix while raiding a minister’s home for clothing and food leaving notes for Gov. Jones and a friend. Sheriff’s men pursue along hospital grounds as townsfolk fear renewed crisis over her murder history and mental illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Tiger
R. H. Warren
Gov
Robert T. Jones
Warren
Rev. Warren
Gov. Jones
R. J. McKinnell
Sherif Lon Jordan
Asylum
Hospital
Hersatl
Ioy
Jones
Louis Saxo
Jordan
Winnie Rath
Rev- Ankerburg
Seventeen Hurt In Weekend Wave Of Mishaps Here
Seventeen persons were injured in week end traffic accidents amid snow and sleet making roads hazardous. Mrs. Mary A. Davis, 73, of 352616 Market Street, hospitalized with bruises after being struck at Main and Third Streets. Other injuries involve drivers and passengers on the Maysville Pike near Moxahala Park and West Main Street, with several in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Davis
Market Street
Bethesda Hospital
Main
Third Streets
Carl Ehaugh
Putnam Avenue
Maysville Pike
Moxahala Park
Katherine Mooney
Crooksville
Gusta Dickinson
C. L. Wilson
Iea Watts
Muskingum J Avenue
West Main Street
Tina Bell Maxwell
Route Three
Goodick
Somerset
Clyde Butts
New Lexington
James
Sheldon
Ray Canter
Butts
Don Wiles
Orchard Street
Earl Guthridge
North Fifth Street
Allies Launch Two Way Blockade Against Germany
London reports a two way blockade aimed at strangling Germanys exports and intercepting imports as King George VI arrives in France and RAF raids near Helgoland claim direct hits on German warships. German high command responds with a threefold naval campaign to throttle British trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Germany
George VI
Royal Air Force
Helgoland
Air Ministry
North Sea
Rudolf
Hartlepool
Malmo
Sweden
Scotlish
Floride
Holland
Denmark
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Berlin
INS
England
Admiralty
Gerthanis
Heigrland
Amphibian Plane Lands at Zanesville Airport in Ice Climb
A 10 passenger Grumman amphibian bound for New York landed at Zanesville municipal airport at noon to escape ice on wings. Pilots Chick Evans and Cowes said they turned back after nearing Cambridge due to weather. The plane, powered by 450 horsepower engines, rested an hour, reportedly the first of its kind to land here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zanesville Municipal
Grumman
Chick” Evans
Cowes
Javer Zanesville
Cambridge
Teir
Blue Devil Gridder earns spot on Ohio all star for Kumquat Bowl
Orville Humphrey of Lash High School in Central Ohio league champs is named to the Ohio all star squad for the Christmas Day Kumquat Bowl in St. Petersburg Florida. The versatile senior will join teammates in Columbus December 18 for few practices before departing December 21 for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Humphrey
Lash High School
Southern High School
St. Petersburg
Fla
Humphrey
Ohio
Florida Trin
Blue Devil
Allstar
Columbus
Ohio State University
Southern
Ohio High School
Florida
Rost
S. L. Humphrey
Beit Line Avenue
Jenkins Likely Resigns as London Prison Farm Superintendent
Phomas C. Jenkins left his Morgan county farm for a conference with State Welfare Director Sherwood and was expected to resign today as superintendent of the London prison farm. His 90 day leave expires tomorrow and if he resigns he may face an 80 day suspension and removal charges with the civil service commission. Amline serves as acting superintendent, Jenkins has health issues and had faced criticism for recent escapes at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phomas C. Jenkins
Morgan County
Sherwood
London
Jenkins
Columbus
Sherwand
Talta
Ghost pranks terrify boy in Kinston backyard
A father dressed as a ghost surprised his son feeding the dog after nightfall in a backyard pen in Kinston North Carolina. The boy screamed in fright and fled as the sheeted figure moaned. In Greenville South Carolina the Rev Albert Bruce Curry 87 former moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
N.C
Sonny
Greenville
5. C
Albert Bruce Curry
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In
United States
Mines and Fear Mark Soviet Advance in Karelia Front
Soviet Pravda reports Finnish mines disrupt invading troops on the Karelian front with deadly explosions and hidden detonators as Helsinki denies gas usage. Pravda praises Finns rallying to a revolutionary government at Terijoki and claims Russian forces pushed beyond the border while four Gulf islands are occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikelai Virka
Pravela
Karelian
Terijoki
Virka
Kaarelian
Helsinki
Pravda
Red Army
Finland
Fineland
Soviet Union
Revolutionary
Terjoki
Finnish Gulf
Russia
Suursaari
Hoagland
Seiskaari
Lavassafari
Tytaersaari
Tass
Ler
Otte
Burglars Take Safe at Somerset Drug Store
Burglars hauled away a 400 pound safe containing about 200 dollars and checks from Finch drug store in Somerset. The lock was broken and a gully near Glenford road yielded the damaged safe and papers. Sheriff expects two men used a truck. store has served the community 30 years. Tularemia death in Newark ends with Clement Ghiloni, 54, the first in Licking county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Finch Drug
Rab Dennis
Belden
Glenford Road
A. Finck
James Adrain
Columbus
Newark
Clement Ghiloni
Licking County
Community Survey Awards This Week In Local Ads
The notice lists prizes and participating merchants for a community survey with awards totaling 367.95 including Frigidaire appliances, a GE washer, and assorted household items. It notes answer forms available at Zanesville Publishing and partner firms with entry deadlines and Saturday announcements starting December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust & Savings Bank
Pollock's
David M. Weber, Inc
Weller Theater, Roberts & Co
Zanesville Theaters, Inc
Henneberg Furniture Co
Rose Furniture
Quality Furniture Co
Eckerd
Bailey’s
Nader's
Gorsuch Pharmacy
Mae Beauty Shop
Food Ads
National Brands
Barley
Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
New System Bakery
Soviets Claim Finnish Islands Captured in Baltic Gulf
In a Leningrad area communique the Soviet Baltic fleet said it seized Suurisaari Hogland Seiskari Lavansaari and Tyärsaari after successful battles. The report notes advances into Karelia and near Finland with weather delaying air operations. Tass launched fresh anti Helsinki messages while talks with Japan progressed. Fascist students in Rome marched on the Russian embassy shouting Down with Russia. Police guarded the scene as Finnish minister Eero Jarnefelt appeared on the Finnish legation balcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Finland
Suursaari
Hogland
Seiskari
Lavansaari
Tylaersaari
Leningrad
Tytaersaari
Russia
Rome
Legation
Finland
Eero Jarnefelt
Belcony
Patrolman Arrests Street Musician for Subway Turnstile Slug
New York officer Wallace Matters arrested Nicholas Olskowsky, 64, a shaggy-haired street musician who plays a French horn, on charges of placing a slug in a subway turnstile. Police found six bank books with deposits totaling 17,530 dollars, cash of 691 dollars, and three more stuga in his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallace Matters
Nicholas Olskowsky
Matters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russ
Akron
Olive Weaver
Oulo
Aftersney
Max
Zanesq Iie
Anta
Saan
Cleveland
Ody
Angel
Mnis St Paul Yale
Ork
Clery Narkesburg Ag
Ishurgh
Porky
Angeles
Columbu
Pather
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
St. A
Erieshington
Maine
Mississippi
Westerville
tuPi
Donau
Risti Ryti
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Helinki
Scandinavia
Grankulla
Aabo
Gulf of Bothnia
Kastelholm
Aland Islands
Aabto
Kremlin
Risto Ryti
Dorothy
Hollywood
Dorothy Lamour
Col
P. I. Grakhovasky
Elliott Roosevelt
Elliott
Roosevelt
Beribrook Ranch
Charles Vail
Community“ Survey
R.C.A. Radio
Congress
I League of Nations
Geneva
Eamon de Valera
Eire
League of Nations Assembly
Soviet
Muuuscow
Commutn Unique
Mualique Salu
People’s Army of
Britain
Vietal
Foreign Office