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St te Road | Thomas® Capehart, “president of a {the plant “at ‘115 N. Noble St] By United Press to plead with Supreme Court JusNearly all of the 100 to 125 em- tion's. Public Enemy No. 1, walked However, even .a desperation a sale like this occur . .. A sale .|brakes on highway, kHlipg during Sen. Capehart,. father of mercy after f.aptiec last- minute Lawrence Weatherby told the at- : . roup of slacks to complete your | below normal; state poiice records —— The firm makes tank his life failed. 4 &: 2 grevp comp your {Two Suspects Held sons were killed in highway ac- waa said that he was ht {January total of 119 set in 1042 stoten from a liquor store here in ; average age was Elects Officers [he walked aown = + men. [sponsible for the fatal accidents, o "olocted one new officer and midnight. T he A Senate ‘Ave. said the burglars! | “the youngsters -are™always 100""pyoqpjo Ayres Jr, was elected dead at 12:09 § S | iv tvers: {glass front door. ormer Secretary of War who died in‘the American Al crash | {chons and Dudley Sutphin. to an end after a shooting spree ke bl . Re-named to [Louisville policeman and injured through yards and alleys and over of Svmbath d h laccidents claimed only one life in| |posts also were Walter Leckrone, another i ympathy an strengt to give moral support to thé widow of wrong | as second vice president; W. B. |way two children, Robin Lindsay, 18 months, and Randall Eileen, 31/5. deaths. on | Kaminsky, secretary.- i. Holbert Sweatman, 28 was ar-|

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C., ‘executive secretary of! Bircham, then the top man on|ton-8t. - Both men were held on 100% CASHMERE, originally $125.00. | Goodwill Industries of America, the FBI fugitive list, crashed his/Preliminary charges of burglary oe oo oo oo

llinois Raid Nets -26 Pin Ball Devices wasimaro, xen. 1 wp) er mites ln oe Toit oe SneclTroomer Cotdh SLACKS—Regular $24.75 fo $33.75. ......Now $15.75 N th ai * . SPRINGFIELD, IIL, Feb. 1 that police would seek a de- i iy to|1951 was given by Howard G. he shot and killed Officer John per Catches Man SLACKS—FORSTMANN PEBBLE- LEEN, St regular $39.75 ~rFeerisnsectens N00 $25.75

(UP)—State police last night re-|striiction order for the machines sue President Truman for slander. {Lytle, executive secretary of In- Tennyson.and wounded arother, ‘Who Fled Reformatory

Morted that they seized 26 pin |today. “If the President wants, to: en- |dianapolis Goodwill Industries, but was captured ‘by a Marine PENDLETON, ‘Feb, 1 (UP ball “hachines in two mnorth-} At Springfield, police said they gage In name- calling, he can go er [veteran who overpowered the f0- Freedom was brief ton Walter 1 0 S. ” * inois: towns {were checking a report-the ma-|right ahead,” the Wisconsin Re Thieves Take Wheels igitive trying to break into his Graham, - 23, who escaped trom| ‘FINE TAILORING 401 OBER BLDG.

Thirty-three policemen took 17|chines wers owned by an “Iowa publican said. “I can’t imagi el 'house. Bircham’s 18-year-old wife lthe I i ndiana- Reform . machines from 13 different places {syndicate centering in Dubuque. » anyone being damaged by the Of Brand New Truck escaped the wreck and shooting day wile working iy

Las ) e an- {President callin him dirty] ‘without injury. ai in East Dubuque, Ill, and an-| names: g | . Vernon Irwin never had driven barn.

.6th in Gale Bircham died uttering a prayer| er nine in lena, Il, Police 2 Children Die i in Fire | Sen. McCarthy referred to” Mr. 'his brand-new truck, and he isn't Hor Graham was captured by a

said the machines were the “one “the Lord's mercy.” hi is is likely to today: The executi police trdoper-a short time ball” kind and ‘that a check | (Truman's denunciation of him y cution climaxed:a se {later at nearby Fortville. The!

. : a TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 1 (UP)—A!guring his news conference yes-| Someone stole all five of its ries of legal blockades by his Fikes mat the hay off’ was|gas heater exploded in a con- ibid The President called Sen. [tires and wheels last night at 32d lawyers, Rodes K. Myers .and|rooPer chased him across a fleld, five per cent, [verted - Air Force barracks here, McCarthy a pathological charac-|{St. and Winthrop Ave. Robert Zollifiger. They had|C2USHt Nim and returned him to, Tom Brennan, an assistant to starting a blaze that fatally ter assassin who makes a’ busi-| Their value was about $250, Mr. claimed they had new evidence. ihe institution, the State Director of Public|burned two.small children and ness of attacking government em- (Irwin, 4003 N. Adams St, told} Until late last night, both 2

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