The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 12

't Not after Franklin threw down his safety ropes and performed without them. 0 RACINE JOURNAL TIMES 12 Tlmrsday. July 3, 1847 Fireman Killed On Train Detour SHOWING TONIGHT AND FRIDAY SHOWING TONIGHT AND FRIDAY THE PICTURE OF YOUR DREAMS! vrr at 4. i t.Yf BETTY GRABLE DICK HAYMES Navy Pilot Killed In Crash Over Home ALBERT LEA, Minn. (U.PJ Naval officers investigated the crash of a Navy training plane in which a veteran Navy pilot was killed on a routine training flight.

The pilot, Kieth (CQ) Oachs, about 24, a former lieutenant in the Navy, was killed when his plane crashed on a farm where he formerly lived. Witnesses said Oachs was flying at tree-top level over the farm of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Oachs, when his plane clipped branches off the top of a tree. The craft stalled and nosed downward into a field.

I Steeplejack Bests Flagpole Sitter DES MOINES, Iowa. (U.R) Police wondered what to do with steeplejack got jealous and stole the show from the regular flagpole sitter at Iowa's 101st anniversary celebration. They held him in jail because they figured he might try it again. The steeplejack, Theodore Franklin, 39, shinned up. a 60-foot pole atop the 18-story Equitable Building, this capital city's tallest "building.

Whirling about the pole like an acrobat, he gave one of the greatest shows the city ever saw. Below him, a half block away was Dixie Blandy, a famed flagpole artist who is being paid to stand atop a pole on the roof of the Flynn building for four days tc publicize the "Hawkeye Holiday" festivities. During the two hours. Franklin was aloft the crowds paid Blandy no attention. "I didn't want this other guy copping all the publicity," Frank-Lin said.

There wasn't any danger of that. 1 3 THE? fL J' i 'kt, i MLB I.I Paa1l III. 7T ,1, AtSO SHOWING 2a. i IT'S KEENAN WYNM'S FUNNIEST! Iq ALSO BHOWI.VQ MGM's WOODBINE, Iowa. OJ.R) Confusion resulting from flood-enforced rerouting of traffic was believed responsible for the death of a fireman, killed in the first of collisions in which his' freight train was Involved Wednesday.

R. L. Nichol, 28, Waterloo, Iowa, was killed when his Burlington freight train, running on Illinois Central railroad tracks, crashed head-on into an C. freight near New Hartford, Iowa. His crew mates jumped to safety 12 hours later, when the train into the rear of another il C.

freight train. live cars of the I. C. train, en-; route from Omaha to Chicago, ere tossed into the air by the impact, witnesses said. Debris was scattered over the riRht-of-woy and the cab of the Burlington locomotive was demolished, i The Burlington train was carrying freight over I.

C. tracks be-; cause of flood damage to Burling-jlon tracks, authorities said. MURDER! JAILBREAK! EX- CON i Mum mmim "4 "i 1 i The PLACE OF FUN and TASTY FOOD at YOUNG YOUNG'S LITTLE HOLLYWOOD 1331 Washington Av. VX 5:5 mm i uta km iuu9 r-i ivy vhdu LEON FRROL COMEDY COLOR CARTOON For Your Holiday Dancing Pleasure KEENAN WYNN STARTS SATURDAY lvidl MORGAN fl 1 NTMiiN "NOTORIOUS 0 STARTS -SATrRDAY "SOXQ OF THE SOtlTH" with VNCLE RF.MI TO Wk tyM hm km mm mm 1 VtiSi CAPITOL and GRANADA SATURDAY, SPECIAL MATINEE AT 1 OCLOCK TEX tsl x. xsk.

rx Marsha Hunt's Baby Dies in Hospital HOLLYWOOD (UP) A throe-pound baby girl born two months iprematureiy to Actress Marsha psss ra con ate ft RUDY BAKER'S I VAalt' With Our Delicious Hunt died Wednesday at Cwlars of Midge Meredith. Actress Denies Kidnap-Beating HOLLYWOOD JP) Actress Madge Meredith denied through her attorney that she was the lure in the alleged kidnap-beating of her former manager and his bodyguard The accusation was made to sheriff's officers by, her ex-manager, Nicholas Glanaclis, 35, after he and Verne V. Davis, 32, reported they were beaten, kidnaped and robbed by a group of men as they neared Miss Meredith's home. Gianaclis told investigators he went there to discuss with Miss Meredith a litigation between the two over title to a house. Through her attorney, Ward Sullivan, the actress the meeting but claimed it was arranged by.

Gianaclis. She declined to discuss the ease, further. Oshkosh Boy, 13, Drowns in Lake OSHKOSH, Wis. Larry A. Wolf, 13, of Oshkosh, drowned Wednesday while swimming in Lake Winnebago about 100 feet from shore at Menominee Park beach.

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