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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __. = :
led, 61 Injured In ‘Cape Cod B
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'Operation Fishhook' Is'a Success
9 Are Kil las
TOURIST TOWN
IS ROCKED BY GAS EXPLOSION
pi “' Four Buildings Demolished; 31 Persons Sent to | Hospital.
WAREHAM, Mass, July 18 (U.| § | P)-—Leaking gas touched off by a) | spark was blamed today for an ex-| | plosion that rocked the Cape” Cod | resort community of Onset, demol- ® ishing four buildings and killing | nine persons. Sixty-one other persons, many of | them tourists who had come to the | Buzzards Bay summer resort for a| | vacation, were injured in the blast. Thirty-one required hospitalization. | The dead included five men and * |four women. Seven of the victims {were killed outright. Two others { died later of injuries. | Dead were: | Gaetano Rizzuto, “41, Belmont,
o 8 pu FISHING ... By Mark Waggener
Angling Spot for Week-End :
| creeks in poor fishing condition, are beginning to get on the anglers’ nerves. bk: | This week-end will be the fifth since the season opened and again | conservation officers throughout the state are reporting practically every
Best fishing proépects for the (week-end, according to a check of East 38th st, who landed an 8ithe county-by-county reports, are pound, 12-oz. silver bass .while va'at Lake Freeman where conserva-! cationing at Lake Tippecanoe. The tion officer says that bluegills, crap- fish, one of the largest silver bass * pies and some silver bass are being 'aken there recently was lured with taken this week. Fishing is also ® large minnow in about 35 feet of reported good in the Tippecanoe Water Baker's. fishing companion river with a numbér of good catches Dooked a big pike which put up a of channel catfish real fight before it succeeded in Streams here in Marion county Selling away wigh a steel leader are still milky but thé fishing is}and a section of new, 18-pound test reported as fair with no, exceptional | ine. |catches listed. Johnson, Bartholo- | mew, Shelby and Hamilton county Can't Resist Hoppers
{streams are also in poor fishing! ; Pale fi - k condition for this week-end. Bluegills “at the Ind polis 7 i $ i 3 ! Lake McCoy and the Big 4 res- Water Co s Oaklandon lake had an Here is an air view of the area where a gas explosion wrecked four buildings, killed nine people ervoir at Greensburg are clear and appetite for grasshoppers a fey days and injured 61 at the Cape Cod resort community of Onset, Mass. This picture shows the remains |ago with the result that Mrs. L. B.
the fishing has been fair during! of the cafe where the blast occurred.
the week. Starve Hollow and otiver{ 110%. 9170 Catrollion aye hog 80 » {lakes in the Jackson county s‘ate |... morning and 44 after ar forest are also clear and the fish-
Lake Freeman Reported Best - These middle-of-the-week showers which keep Indiana streams and a
| stream “muddy” or “milky” with the fishing none too good. :
| Mass., who died at a Middleboro
| | hospital last night; Catherine Riz
| zuto. 38. his wife; Francis R. Al-
istrict Elimination Sites Announced for
ing there has improved during the past several days,
early morning fishing jaunt there. | The bluegills were passing up { worms, crawlers and other baits bdt
; ; , Ye Lake Maxinkuckee, a favorite with ’ | brecht, 67, Somerville, Mass.. Mrs. Fi R d Wi f Ti M + Sh 19 couldn't resist the hoppers. “| |Erizabetn May Ward. 60, New Bed. irst Roun inners ot {limes Mu OW (ioaanspos Sagien, a maby TT | ford. Mass.. Raymond Brune, 33, District eliminations for winners, {some good catches during the week. Anglers Line Creek
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, right, army chief of staff, added another victory to his impressive list today. Just 45 minutes after he started fishing at a resort near Minocqua, Wis., he met, defeated and landed a fighting muskellunge. Ike is pictured talking to. his guide, Harvey Bagley. The general is accompanied on his week's vacation of fishing and resting by his four brothers. (Acme Photo, Copyright, 1946, by the Milwaukee Journal)
Marine Hero Goes to Chair Still Protesting Innocence of
* . * » | distance of the blast scene acs 3 Bes) Siok ooo . +.» Higgest/ in getting “Elmer” ready. ; Flashli h } L : fe Pr Ser : Slaying Girl in Washington, yu of ae ies were man. (08, (R050 ro, ght, ver ay gled badly. One woman lost her hs x best tives MUTT DOG SHOW :
WASHINGTON, July 19 (U. P.).—Form ¢ Marine Earl McFarland, 25, died ip the electric chair today for the rapejmurder of 18-year-old Dorothy Berrum, a government worker from Chippewa Falls, Wis, The youthful veteran of Guadalcanal protested his innocence to the last McFarland maintained until his death that he never knew the tiny
| wich ass.: William English, | ! Tian. Ma and Mrs. on of next Monday's Mutt ‘Dog Show Heald. 55: Cecil Barrett. 58, and at city playgrounds and parks were
| Mrs. Johanna Rose, 60, all of On- set up today by Mrs. Norma Koster, | | set. supervisor of special activities for |
| Five Are Critieal the City Park and Recreation di-|
| Bixteen of the injured were sty; YEA. | in hospitals today, five of them in | eritical condition. : classes of the show which will be | The"blast rocked buildings within held at 16 playgrounds at 2 p. m | Some of the Monday will compete at the same| hour Wednesday at these four sites: |
| The winner in each of the six
|a quarter mile area | victims were hurled into the streets ’ | |by the force of the explosion. But| At Fall Creek, College ave. rl the majority were killed by collaps- Fall Creek blvd.—Winners from| ing buildings. Fall Creek, George Washington,! {and two others were damaged so, At Keystone, 725 S. Keystone ave. | { badly they had to be razed. —Winners from Keystone, Bethel, The explosion occurred in front Ringgeld and Garfield. of Christy's Spa, an ice cream At Riley, 901 Oliver ave —Win-| parlor and a favorite rendezvous ners from Riley, Coleman, Indianola | of the many summer tourists visit- and Camp Sullivan. | ing the Buzzards Bay area. At Willard, State and E. Wash-| Many Mangled ington sts.—Winners from Willard, Onset 1s J y A th of | Highland, Brookside and Douglass Be, 2 on\at. 8% Wis mou | Prizes will be awarded the youngthe Cape Cod canal and several
whose do win in these] [ resort hotels are within a short] ter 0 gs
right leg and another woman had an arm blown off “There was a terrible blast and the buildings were blown to bits,” a housewife shopping in the district
name . . . best behaved. dog. In addition to the prizes the park board will provide for Monday's winners, the local Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Four buildings were demolished Golden Hill and Northwestern. |
| Meet “Elmer Fudd” . . . Show. The Brennan brothers—Mike, left, and Bill—took equal pride |
all dressed up for The Times Mutt Dog
Sponsored by The Indianapolis Times and City Recreation Division
I want to enter my dog in The Indianapoiis Times Mutt Show My pet is NOT a thoroughbred and I understand he (or she) will
|Bruce and Fletcher lakes in .Ful- | ton [fishing this week and so has the doors and maybe it's just by acci Tippecanoe river in the vicinuty of | dent that their tackle is in the car Rochester
These warm evenings entice
county have provided good Scores of Indianapolis anglers out-
when they drive out ‘along White
Fishing at river or Fall creek. The parkway
has ‘been mediocre
{8hakamak state park lakes during running northeast along Fall creek
the week but anglers there are 18 lined almost every evening by looking for plenty of action almost Picnic-fishing groups. any day since these lakes provide
as good day in and out fishing as Continue 'Crack-down' any in the state. J The “crack-down” y Lakes throughout the northern pe tate Son 22 las ol part of the state are uniformly ying and anglers.should remember clear but the fishing is spotty with that the prescribed penalty in no unusual catches of big fish or clud . 3 es confls - hinite reported by the conservation er oN ca Ua Of tule oF oth ollicers. | Getting caught with an undersize TT | ish, with an over-the-limi | ) L e t catch, Hooks 8-Pourd Bass {or being without a license might One of the best. fish stories of the cos{ the erring angler his favorite week comes from R. C. Baker, 4505 rod and reel.
Plan to Equip Canoists With
Canoeists on White river—scene develop & plan to avoid them ‘n of several recent boating accidents! the future soon may find themselves required Jack Fuller, manager of the to carry a flashlight and a life pre- Green City boat* house, promised server as safety precautions. to Investigate the possibility of
brunet whom he was convicted of raping and strangling with her own reported. : . be disqualified if not a mutt Gog. A meeting of persons repsesent- equipping his canoes with life pre-rainbow-colored snood on a lonely — eT | John E. Bassett, Dorchester os a Oe q Ing power boat owners, fishermen, |server cushions and flashlights. hill on the Potomac river Oct. 6, preceding the execution, said the Mass, was walking along the street agi Shei eliminations. ‘The canoe operators and dock owners, Largest operator of canoe: to rent 1944, i murderer “made his peace With when the explosion occurred. | magazine subseriptions of one Year Dog's Name .........ss-s a Entrants Name... een Tareas ke re af well as city and state officials./on the river, Mr. Fuller said one “The only ones I ever killed were Gyoy Just ad sad received] Covered With Blood | will go to each district winner in je held at Ye White River Yacht of the worst dangers has been ini "| "He was y y ast night. , ; some Japs. its ine South Pace, | full ras this morning,” the, We SaW people walking along each class. More prizes will be | Address .........cccocoeiiinnnns ++... Phone Number.......... ’e Described gh tie “first aisinty of power boat operators to he said. : |Rev. Mr. Potter said. “His "spirit | covered with blood,” he said. “Many | awarded at the finals July 26 at the of its kind ever held o BE eglng The hosis at night. McParland never discarded the =~. i. ' lof them were too dazed to realize War Memorial Plaza. th LN on Lhe Hvar) 81 house manager and sevbravado which he had shown since Was & » | how severely they were injured. One| My dog will compete at (fill in € purpose was to determine re- eral others voiced the belief that
his conviction. Ss— He asked permission to walk the! 100 paces to the death chair by
himself with his-attorney, P. x : Mt ®Bnni : : (eF | CAMPAIGN SEPT 15 Mr. Ennis said McFarland told | 4
him he wanted “to show me he’s | knife I hel her to a first aid b 3 i . ped roughbred. Any unpedigreed dog | : : ks,” Caro-| : the same guy he always was and| Wiliam E. Jenner, Bedford at-| ... " on the way I saw ej OE Y, Ipecis ® peared in The Times: |iva, Aa power boats ana: canoes was listed that nobody's going to carry me torney, will open formally his bid jas _etigtye. : Brookside "Jeep," Dick Hollingsworth | George Washinglon_ ‘Nig. Ann Shank, Some 6000 Hoosier veterans will as the “worst evil on the river” by ys ¢ for the Republican candidacy for|OF 20 persons who had been slashed| Here are the locations of thelyng jane Pickett, 1225 snd 1331 Euchd|R R19, Box 620; “Teir' Helen Patrick, | receive “institutional on-farm train- {many of thom rest ur bn in | United States senator Sept. 15 he| bY flying glass. It was a gruesome shows next Monday. The first play-|ave: “Ginger.” Buddy McConnell, 1805 | Skippy’ Woo 5057 N. Gale st ing” in a Jointly sponsored} Pp e meetHe wore blue dungarees and 3) aid today HT sight.” | ground or park listed is where thei Yin *1508 Ea ye Su opr | Golden Hill—"Sampson. ', Judy prank | the i departm y a bli 0. i g y. . . | Gault, olorado st.. "Up 951 W. 34th st: “Skipper.” Paul Cloyd, | arument of public; George Pil work shirt opened fo the chest 81d) ys: “enner said he would conduct| The walls of Christy's Spa were show will ‘be held for all the play-|Relph Bussel, 2357 N Lasalle st: “Chea: 3g W. thin au: “Puddles” Billy Resan| instruction, Purdue university and Boat Go. loces ee showing a tatioo. lan intensive speaking tour until|Pushed in and fixtures and stock grounds following it. zy” Harry Christ, 946 Tecumseh st ead Blond Lass’ and “Blond local school systems. : ark, wh Caled nest Broa Ripple McFarland knew all hope was y ; | were hurled into the street | —Norw oss Claypool. Meikel.| Coleman— Penny,” Pauline Ross, 1113 7.4% Jeanine Rairdon, 7400 E. 10th st | ’ ’ p » Who agreed with this opinion, re isto nis at election day, speaking practically e stree Bethel. N rwood, Das Mor poo IE eli olin ave.. “Boy.” Tommy Herring. 531 Rover James Stonebraker, 413 8 Veterans engaged in farming will made the suggesti 1 i and gone late yesterday. When his al- every day with the exception of] “Broken glass flew all over the| car" Suilivan.—Lockefield Fanner. {King st: “Ginger.' Gloria Henry, 31 cia ;r gt j enroll with | high schools Sufgestion lor lights torneys told him Chief Justice Fred o =~ "0 rr davs |place,” Nathan R. Besse, a resident | Coleman—Lentz, Arnoida. |N- Holmes st. "Rusty.’’ Marvin Pleak, 4311 indianola— “Spot.” Maurice Thomas a . nth gel 18 ht wis for life preservers on canoes. Vive , , : inaay: ys. ! ’ ' x Douglass—Hill. N Arnoida ave ¥oi ha reen 1. 5234 Meirose Bonny." Nancy Nib -lime instruction, ey will re- Commodore M. M. Vinson had turned down a 18st) “pio” fret campaign speech is' reported. | Fall Creek—School 32 School 10. 61st Moms 781 N. ‘Tremont ave: TIPSY.” |iack. 8131 Carvel : ceive 300 hours of school MAINE yack: op kD Sickel of. the minute appeal for a stay of execu- . Scores of in the | _ and Broadway. Tarkington Mary Singleton. 3208 Michigan & Keystone— Michael Kazan, Joe Reese, “© s vacht clu outlined An experiment i a conti ExamiAetiOn scheduled at a Vandenburgh county es of persons in e lmme- " rAeld—Kansas. and Meridian iny'' and “Tinette.”” Don Ferguson 23411453 "English ave : i: pius 100 hours of supervised on-farm held several days ago to d tion to permit a sanity eXamiNaLion. weiargns meeting at Evansville diate area were knocked down by| George Washington—46th and Indianoja. |N Believieu pl. “Trixie” Teddy Horna-| ‘Riley— Judy" Bill McHaffey. 501 Chase nuts - © determine Previous appeals to President Tru- ; g : : "| Golden Hill—Rader. Riverside. School 86. dav. 1041 Winfield p . Stinky.” Gilbert Meece, 1361 Olwer INStruction. how easy it is to upset a canoe. An
All G. O. P. state candidates will
The show is being sponsored by girl's clothing was blown off and The Times and the City Park and when I saw her she had huge Recreation division. | gashes in her legs and arms. | All you do to enter your dog is | “Another woman was sitting on fill out the registration form which {the sidewalk and her leg had been | appears in The Times and mail it {sliced open as if by a surgeon's | in . . . and be sure your dog isn't a
the concussion. Automobiles were | i
Righland—Spring, Elenberger
Maryland st. Indianapolis 9
name of city playground nearest your home). Mail to: Mutt Dog Show, The Indianapolis Times, 214 W.
conditions have improved since a ‘regular patrol of the river was undertaken recently by four “fleet captains,” .yacht club members
sponsibility for river accidents and
The following entries are im-ad-
: a dition to those which have ap-| Tabor st;
Fall Creek— 'Buddy.'' Shirley Jones,
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Garfield—""Tiny.” bor st.; ‘Buster,’
die.”’ Barbara Alexander, |
Barbara Lynch, § E | Bobby Lynch, § E |
'ON-FARM TRAINING
armed with police powers by the
SET F [etate conservation department. | Drinking by persons in both i er ana
The department of public instruc-
aig x 11 § expert canoeist paddl » nan, to the U. 8. district court and ; , | Indianela—School 16, Hawt Coll , Ti Joan Cantin. 5154 Ringgold— Cookie Mike Milikan, #26 p st paddled about White ia IS. court of appeals were de- attend weekly meetings to compare overturned and their windows] oa, Po Te Park ave. “Gresev” Sara Von Behrent, Lincoln si. Smokey,” John Gutzwiller, tion said agricultural graduates of river, while a power boat raced to U. S. court of appe notes and outline their general] blown out. | Neorthwestern—Belmont, Cornelius 6346 Park ave. “Skippy,” George Lentz, 1321 Wright st 3 land-grant agricultural colleagues. ar dh nied i : : Pi id ” | . Riley—Rhodius ’ 2626 Carrollton ave Tippy.” k An Willard—" Tippy Mike Renikam, 208 > oun im. The canoeist was not. d freshly-li¢| Strategy once the political campaign | rst ald stations were Set UD|' ginggold—Southside, Greer, derson. 1843 N. Lilinois st. 'Laddie,” Tom & Summit st, “Shep,” Pat Judd, 147 Villa| may be hired by schools to supple- upset, leading the yacht el b McFarland smoked a Ireshiy- i! is under way, Republican leaders hastily and ambulances were| Willard—8chool 7. Fallen, 083 Park ave c2ve {ment faculties which will be “se- ficial and ; Sy a1 cigaret as he swaggered into the 4 |rushed “from nearby communities verelv taxed” UnD 3 teach lt other power boat operadeath chember. er Ee | Blood plasma was sent from ters must ROHL a Cra pn 3088 9 Assert “inexperience and He nodded in the direction of i : = | ere 8 3 ness” is a principal factor doctors, guards and" witnesses, and OFFICERS NOMINATED Boson, . 1 4 | department. In accidents, 8 Tie! ree US Weather Bureau Forecast = Period Ending 7 30 AM ESTI20 46 Purdue university's division of
then slowly sat in the chair. helped .guards fasten the electrodes | BY BAR ASSOCIATION to his ankles, cautioning them not| The Indiana Bar association will to fasten them ho tightly to his | elect new officers at its annual arms meeting, at the University of Notre As the final electrode was fast- Dame Sept. 6-7. ened to his shaven head, McFar-| ‘Charles A. Lowe of Lawrenceburg fand tossed his unfinished —cigaret is the presidential nominee. Verne across the room |G, Cawley, Blkhart, is up for vice The switch was julled two min- president. They were selected by .a utes later. Dr. Martin L. Cannon, | nominating committee. district jail doctor, pronounced him| Nominated for membership on dead. the board of managers for two-year Divides Last Dinner terms were J. Fred Bingham, Guards said McFarland ate ham Mishawaka, third district; Russell and eggs, two slices of toast and|P. Harker, Frankfort, first district; two cups of coffee for his last, Howard C. McFaddin, Rockville, breakfast. They said he “seemed |sixth district; Prank M. Martin of to relish them.” “His final dinner| Spencer, seventh district; Phelps
GOVERNMENT FORUM
4 Weathe 5-57 LEGION TO SPONSOR cOTOCAST
A boys’ forum of national government will be held under the sponsorship of the American Legion in Washington, Aug. 5-9, National Commander John Stelle said today. The governors and lieutenant governors of 33 Boys’ States and two high school seniors from each of the continental departments of the Legion will make the trip to the nation’s capital. About 100 boys | will participate. Simulated sessions and studies of | the executive, judicial and legis-| lative branches of the government |
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| spokesmen said two schools, Frank- |
education and applied psychology and agricultural extension division
INSTITUTE TO HEAR ton, Madison county, and Columbus, | OF 5 STATE AREAS
were training some 80 farmer-vet-| Ihe historical background of reerans now. Many other schools ex- 8l0ns near Noblesville, Anderson, pect to follow, soon, (Fountain City and Greenfield will
|The state department of public, be discussed at'the fourth Hoosier
instruction warfied veterans not to| Historical institute tomorrow and | confuse the “institutional on-farm Sunday. training” with the “agricultural on-! Dr. Ross F. Lockridge, noted the-job training,” designed to train| Hoosier historian, will be the prin- | veterans for specific skills or jobs in|cipal speaker at on-the-spot ses- ! agriculture. | sions.
last night, a huge chicken dinner, Darby, Evansville, eighth district, |to promote citizenship will feature | STRAUSS was go ample he divided.it among and Paul y. Wycoff, Batesville, for (the five-day meeting, Mr. Stelle SAYS: other death cell inmates |the ninth" district, | sald. The Rev. Daniel Potter of the] Nominations of other candidates | hima Lorton, Va. reformatory, who visit- must be filed 20 days prior to the! ZIG-ZAGGING SCOOTER
ed McFarland for seevral days meeting.
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of EL_Paso | N J N D IANAPOL S An alleged spree on a motor | SAN ANTONIO scooter: landed Nathan M. Petit, 45, | i “east MARRIAGE LICENSES Ad Home.-John Ethel! Sandars, 1918 Boule-| of 2010 Priscilla st, in jail today. » FOTOCAST o MIAMI Marvin A. Bobbiit, Cincinnati, O; Helen vard pl. Hove Caréening down 10th st, near| ND 0 2 Ce wale 319. Pulton; Mar-| At SL Franeis—Allred. Juae Bren. Bolton st, Petit did a zig-zag and|- [tite ' Fra ‘ a ’ rid ¥ y—Jack, e mas; ' o- . guarile Busway, 319 Dives 8 Sheflield;| Dorothy Foley, and Willle, Margaret went off the pavement, police re srownsviLte Kane AREA Mil Ke Teifert. 12, Schi a amett Maloshn. Vieatate La ported. After investigation of the ' , ¢, R. R. 2, Lizton; “oleman Malcolm, rginia wrence, ; Charles Wayne Hancock, 2 an oni | A% Culemag--} Virginia Bischof. accident, Petit was taken to Jail <> DRIZZLE Aes MAIL Violet Thesos ‘Harter, R. R. 4, Green-| At Methodist—Robert, Glena Randolph; | and charged with operating a motor | Dott " Walter "Clara Johnson, 2345 Calhoun.| Harry, Barbara Thomas: George, Myr- THUNDERSTORM (0 pd; Be ald Leath, 3042 College; garei "Jetsup; ‘Robert, June Adams, and | scooter while under the influence a Wi, RAINING BY WAY 2042 College Arry, ebecca renmer. Gloria Ann, CO ne. N Po At St. Vincent’'s—Byron, Janet Nash; of intoxicating liquor. os Mr ean Elaine Siddons, 2538 W. Wash-| Olarence Ann Schmidt: oi ane. Thel: S—mmtm———— 1. M. REG. PAT'S PEND. COPR. 1946 EOW. L A. WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED . ‘ yer, * . ington, No. & ad .| At Home—Joseph, Mary Olmstead, 514 N Loi OF REMINDER william Edward Nath, BL anadell: Noble, and. Thomas Martha Carlyle, OFFICIAL WEATHER By EDW. L. A, WAGNER Arizona, New Mexico, southern He expects scattered thunderEibe Austin Murphy SIN Densborn; 330 8. summit. U. 8. Weather Bureau NATIONAL FORECAST SUM- | Utah and Nevada. storms through western KenHelen Louise Kohls ’ : - All Dats in Central Daylight Time : There will be little change ‘in D : Cool air from the north f tucky and Tennessee, Dorn: Nowicki, 1401 N. Pennsylvania, |. no of rATYS | dist July 19, 1946 - MARY: C the fair weather along the west uesy an nnessee, In Ohio er 25; Jean Cole, 4831 Colles, A SITY N. Duster, 0, » Methodist, cerebral| go. .o0 . 5:33 | Sunset 8:09 | is again pushing south and east- | except for slightly cooler and in western Pennsylvania and : " Chester ghardson . " resid 2 y sNotoen. Betty Rosalee Erb, 1025 N. PIS Camor, 56, at Methodist, cholelithi PALI 2h. enim Rie td mY ward bringing cooler weather to temperatures in the northwest New York. SATURDAYS Al Garald Lee Wilcoxen, 1207 Spruce: Mar- David Btrakis, 86, at Methodist, periton<iDeflclency since Jan, 1 ........ 182| the north central and western | coastal area and some fog. The scattered afternoon thun- ! jorie Bien Smither, [17 Hoshrook: © |Baraeite Cox, ™. at Methodist, arterio-| The following lable shows the tempera-| giates. The eastern and southern | The COLD AIR FRONT, which | dershowers shown in Florida and BIRTHS Harry J. Pope, 69, 377 8, Audubon rd, Alanis Bligh Low | states will remain warm due to | marks the boundary between the | the gulf. aréas may persist into 1 hr i ouiay nichole he at P45 Hossevelt. Boston aay ran all Te " the flow Tom the oh ang wo air Rave. oy inuencing the Friday evening vil 2 mn : vis—1Ira, Corine Robinson cerebral hemorrhage. aaa | Srtitrraatacnesne n e to experience air on’ » , exten uthcentral states will experis : hy a. Flotence Archie, and Ed-|Divid ®. Collins, 89, at Veterans, peri-|CINOIDNAY ...ciciaiiineiiains uw ow {co ny pe herly pation's weaker, eX\engs |Aroug t d fal d pe ' A Ale ‘Gloria Barnett, »tiwins 4 tonitis Develand 33 a weather with light southerly | the northcentral part of the ence continue alr and warm 3 Melvin, Evelyn Miller, and Opal V, Davis, 41, 8t. Vincent's, perijon-|meryer : . . ’ i \ ons, b oO we . At, Celeman_aic/ ae] a peri} Evanuilie : so 3 yinds, ie United States (see map) and will | con ita 5 ut . oler weather is ' : Al Methodist— Paul Vivian Shocksncy.! Clementine Boyd, 38, at 1134 N. Pershing, | Et: WHRIN® + cotretaeresesadans ya Typical summer conditions pre- | ‘be accompanied by some cloudi- | predicted for western Texas an L STRAUSS & 00 | " Emma eed, uentin, Aze coronary occ on di ! y An 6 y ” $ . i! si Her chel en Fred. Prank. Cooley, * Rt City, myoearditisd {fdianapell_ 38... 8 vail with little inclement weather | ness, scattered showers and thun western Oklahoma, . . NC. Edith Pazev; Ross, ary Jarrett: Rob. | Saiah Jane tacks, 81, at City, cardiac|ros Angeles 81M shown on the map, Only widely | derstérms. , Fair and- gooler weather will ie n, Lynn, y - : ‘ b 5 . ; 4 A ey Beatrice Simpson | mary Thomas Carter, 69, at #23 Coffey, Mie APM oie ieeastnyranen 0 u scattered showers or: thunder- Continued fair ‘and warmer is | follow the passage of the frontal MAN'S STORE At t Yincent's_ Gabe, Celeste one, plan, 25 at Ait Graces New Orleans v i 3 storms are foreseen and these are the forecast for the eastern and arpa with its showers throughout it ; GOR; John, Mabel Smith. Ray- a cardiac decompensation. : Jahoma City : » 0 ctured in the areas where they | southerh states according to the ¥ southern Michigan, Indiana, Il- h A : ; Jean Baker; Lawrence. Frances s A Broadway, CT “ans id , ’ i , ‘i . BioATidrews, and David, Pern Murphy. i ; Fria ana. NOE expected to occur; such{as in | weatherman. ; | linots, Missouri end Kadsas Nd 45 oe 2 % % ¢ or ho * . . 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