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Mavis Gallant carved out an international reputation as a master short-story author while living in Paris for decades. The bilingual Québécoise started out as a journalist and went on to publish well over 100 s hort stories, many of them in The New Yorker and in collections such as The Other Paris, Across the Bridge and In Transit. As an émigré, she often wrote about foreign cultures.
"Her voice was a defining one for New Yorker fiction: clear, sharp, penetrating, often breathtaking in its ability to dissect human emotions, motivations, flaws, and moments of grace," the New Yorker's fiction editor Deborah Treisman said. "She was an observer, a portraitist both of social niceties – no gesture went unnoted – and of the brutality of what can happen in our own minds."
Born Mavis Leslie Young in Montreal in 1922, Gallant was an only child in an English-speaking Protestant family that splintered: her father died when she was young, and her mother remarried. From the age of four she was sent to numerous boarding schools in Canada and the US. Many were French-speaking, and she was usually the only English speaker.
After graduation, Gallant returned to Montreal and landed an entry-level stint at the National Film Board and then a job as a reporter for the Montreal Standard. She married a Winnipeg musician, John Gallant, in 1942, but they divorced five years later. In 1950, when she was 28, she kept a promise she had made to herself to leave journalism by the time she was 30. She travelled round Europe, living on her New Yorker fees and by giving English lessons.
"I live on bread, wine, and mortadella," she wrote in her diary in Madrid in 1952. "Europe for me is governed by the price of mortadella." She gave herself two years to succeed, and did. Her first internationally published short story, "Madeline's Birthday", had appeared in The New Yorker in 1951, and more followed, but her agent pocketed her fees and told her the stories had been turned down. It wasn't until she looked at a copy of the magazine in a library that she realised. She contacted the celebrated New Yorker editor William Maxwell, and a 25-year literary relationship began.
Though Montreal's literary scene was thriving at the time, with writers like Mordecai Richler, Gallant said she moved to Europe when "Canada in the early '50s was an intellectual desert. I wanted to live in Paris and write nothing but fiction and be perfectly free. I just held my breath and jumped. I didn't even look to see if there was water in the pool."
Gallant felt at home in Europe, gaining an acceptance that she felt she never would have back in Canada, she told a 2006 television documentary, Paris Stories: The Writing of Mavis Gallant. "I found for the first time in my life a society where you could say you're a writer and not be asked for three months' rent in advance."
Gallant didn't often write about herself, but more often of people who, like her, lived in exile. Some of her early life was revealed in the collection Home Truths. In a series of stories, she invented a young Canadian woman, Linnet Muir, who lives in New York and is then hired by a Montreal newspaper during the Second World War. Like Muir, Gallant remembers hearing her boss say that the only reason they hired her is because the men were away.
Gallant told The Paris Review that writing is like "a love affair: the beginning is the best part. I write every day. It is not a burden. It is the way I live."
Mavis Leslie de Trafford Young, author: born Montreal 11 August 1922; married 1942 John Gallant (divorced 1947); died Paris 18 February 2014.Reuse content


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Eggstravaganza points to Christ
Bundled in coats and hats, children from all parts of the seminary family converged on the front lawn of Pecan Manor for the Eggstravaganza, March 28. The chill of 30-degree weather did not slow down the children, ages 12 and under, as they searched for more than 3,500 eggs scattered on the lawn.
"The purpose of the event is to celebrate Easter as a seminary family and bring together Southwestern and its community through fellowship and activities, such as a telling of the Easter story, music, egg hunt, mini-train rides, cupcakes and cookies, etc. for our children," said Jennifer Leeds, event coordinator for Southwestern's Women's Club, which sponsors the event.
Prior to the egg hunt, Karen Yarnell led the children in some songs, and Thomas White, vice president for student services and communications, presented the story of Christ's resurrection. Following the egg hunt, families enjoyed homemade treats and hot chocolate while children rode a mini-train, run by David Lester.
Leeds sees the event as an opportunity to point people to Christ. "It's so easy to get caught up in the candy and prizes," she said. "The focus should be on Christ and the ultimate sacrifice and (the) victory He achieved that makes Easter such an important holy day for Christians. Of course, we as Christians have to make this message accessible for unbelievers, so events like these give our community a taste of the goodness of the Lord."

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Wildfire Report – State Headlines [YouTube]
Wildfire reports from Missoula, Glacier Park and west central Montana.
Wildfire reports from Missoula, Glacier Park and west central Montana.
The Reynolds Creek Fire currently burning on the east side of Glacier National Park has expanded to over 2,000 acres in just two days.
There are wildfires burning Tuesday afternoon in two western Montana locations. One in Glacier National Park and the other in the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness area.
Wildfire crews responded to several small fires along Interstate 90 near the Idaho state line Friday night after a lightning storm.
UPDATE -- 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 8.
The National Weather Service is predicting wet thunderstorms with the potential for flash flooding Thursday and Friday that could continue through the weekend. The southern Bitterroot Valley could be hardest hit.
Montana Senator Steve Daines toured the Frenchtown Face Timber Project on Wednesday, and spoke with area forest stakeholders about the future of federal lands access and the historically extreme fire danger evident in Montana.
It's hard to believe after days of rain, but National Weather Service Hydrologist Ray Nickless said the amount of water hitting Montana over the past month is below normal.
Katherine Evans entered a not guilty plea in District Court yesterday in her role in a kidnapping and attempted murder on I-90
Fires in Idaho and as far away as Oregon, California and Canada are bringing smoke into the Missoula valley and reducing air quality to near unhealthy levels for sensitive groups.
The Thompson River Complex, four lightning-caused fires burning in very steep, rocky terrain, discovered Aug. 1, continues to be managed by an ICT 3 management team on the Plains/Thompson Falls Ranger District on the west side of the Lolo National Forest.
The City of Missoula will join other West Central Montana fire agencies in enacting Stage I fire restrictions early Thursday morning.
Monday morning, based on current and expected weather conditions, fire officials with the Missoula County Fire Protection Association (MCFPA) agreed to move the fire danger in Missoula County to "Very High" starting at midnight on July 29.


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Lucy Rising
Lucy Ambrose Kipling is the editor of History Alive! magazine. She also happens to be a social hermit who lives with a cat named Jimbo. She has a passion for writing a tendency to lie to herself. This is the story of her coming out of her shell and finding love in unlikely places.
The only thing that kept Lucy going at the end of the day was the sound of the keys clacking on her typewriter. She didn't believe in computers. She used one at work, but ultimately she believed that they were idiot machines that were a bad imitation at the human brain. She lived to write. That was her solace in a hectic world of pushing papers and firing people who saw their job as an easy paycheck. Some days, she wanted to quit. She came so close to announcing her resignation that she had brought out the form several times, only to put it back with great reluctance. She needed a job. She needed a job that would provide her with enough money to pay the bills and put food on the table, and that job just happened to be editing one of the most popular history magazines in the entire city of Washington D.C. She lived alone with nothing but an orange house cat and piles upon piles of books. And her typewriter. Her beloved typewriter. It had been her mother's before her, and it was the only thing she had been left to inherit when she died. It was the only memory she had of her, and also her only friend, besides her cat, Jimbo and her books. She liked the way she lived- alone. She couldn't see herself being able to concentrate any other way. She didn't have any romantic interests, either. She was an attractive girl, and was offered many dates, but never failed to turned them down. All because of her love for her solitary lifestyle. She never admitted it, but really she was scared of anything else. She had become so accustomed to her current life that she wasn't ready to change it. She wasn't prepared for that kind of emotional devotion. Her heart was only open enough for what she had then. Really, she was afraid that if she did go on a date, she would end up actually liking the guy and becoming committed to him. Those were the real reasons behind her social reclusiveness.
Today she was writing something very personal. It was a fictional account of a girl's mother dying and then coming back to teach her how to make the most out of life. Obviously she drew inspiration from her own life. In its own way, it was like a plea to her mother's spirit to come back. She knew it couldn't happen. She knew it was totally, entirely fictional, but there was still a tiny sliver of hope that kept her from stopping those keys from clacking. Her fingers were moving as fast as they would go and it still wasn't fast enough. It was like there were words waiting in line at each of her fingertip, just waiting to get out. They were all pent up inside and the speed of each of those ten appendages wasn't great enough to satisfy their cabin fever. She sighed and glanced outside just after adding the period to the end of the last sentence on the first full page. It was just starting to get dark and the smoggy sky of Washington D.C. was turning an auburn color. She wished she could see the stars here, but the light pollution was overwhelming. She imagined that they would give her a lot of inspiration, as if she would ever know. She rarely left the city unless it was on business or to visit her father, neither of which happened very often. Yes, for the most part, she stayed right here in the city. Sometimes she hated it and sometimes she loved it. It all depended on what kind of a day she was having. Really, that's what everything depended on with her. She wasn't exactly the biggest optimist in the world, and people knew that. They knew not to mess with her, especially when she was in one of her signature bad moods. They didn't hate her at the office. They just didn't quite understand her. She seemed so distant to them, and she didn't do anything to change that. Every once in a while an overeager intern came along and would bug her until she blew up at them. It made her feel so guilty, but it was just her nature. She liked to be alone, and that was that. That's why her job probably wasn't the best suited for her. She wasn't very social and worked better by herself. People in general just weren't her cup of tea. Sometimes she got so weary that tears welled up in her eyes and spilled over, each one feeling like a painful, stabbing dagger on her face and in her heart. Sometimes the pain of it all was just too much. She was depressed and she knew it. She had no light in her life. Writing made her feel good, yes, but it was simply an escape. It wasn't something that brought extreme excitement or joy. She needed something to make her feel alive again. She hadn't felt that way in a long time and had forgotten all about what it was like. She couldn't remember exactly the last time she was truly happy. She had been the one in college who didn't party or smoke and stayed in her dorm studying on Saturday nights. She didn't drink unless she was all by herself and still didn't do it in very often or in great quantities. She hadn't gotten pregnant in high school. She had always been the studious, responsible one. But had she overdone it? Were all those years of locking herself away pouring over into her adulthood and causing her emotional grief? She often wondered what her life would be like now if she had done a bit of partying when she was younger. A thoughtful look spread across her face. It couldn't have hurt any, not if it was just a little bit. There was no time for that now. Although she was only twenty-five, still in her prime, she was busy and had many responsibilities. She stayed late at the office when all her coworkers went out for a drink. Of course, as with the dates, she had been invited but continually refused to go. She was just that kind of person.
It was time to get some sleep. Her eyelids were already drooping so far that she could barely see to type. She staggered into her spotless bedroom and pulled off her clothes, throwing them in the dirty laundry basket in the adjoining bathroom. She slipped on flannel pajama pants and an old t-shirt from college and crashed onto the bed. It felt so heavenly as she sunk down in its feathery depths and snuggled her face into the equally as feathery pillow. Her beloved Jimbo curled up against the small of her back and purred contentedly. Soon the powerful forces of sleep overtook her and she was deep in slumberland, not even realizing that she had left the light on, not even dwelling on the fact that all of her peers were out partying.
The next morning came late. Whereas she normally woke up at six, she woke up at seven. She didn't have to go in today, because it was Saturday and the next issue wasn't coming out for another couple weeks. It was everyone's day off, but she decided to go in anyways and get started so they wouldn't end up missing their deadline and being far behind. She went through the normal routine; got up, took a shower, dried her rich auburn hair, put on her clothes and makeup. She grabbed a bagel as she left and toasted it while she set out some food and water for Jimbo.
The day was getting off to a slow start, it seemed to Lucy. It was like she wasn't feeling her normal, energetic, full-speed ahead self. She wasn't feeling diligent. She actually wanted to crawl back in the bed and not even go into work at all, not that she had to in the first place.
But yet again, being the type of person she was, she hastily spread some butter on the bagel, nearly burning her with its touch. She took a bite, grabbed her suitcase and left. As soon as she stepped out her apartment building's door, she could see the old man across the street sitting on the porch of his meek little army surplus store. She smiled and waved, as she always did, and he waved back. He was like a picture out of a movie; he was forever sitting there in his old green rocking chair, rocking back and forth at the same perpetually consistent pace. Every morning and evening when she came home from work, he was there to greet her. She was thankful for his presence, but she wasn't sure why. She guessed he represented the only consistency in her life, considering she lived like a hermit, working crazy hours and writing or reading at all hours of the night. She wasn't fully aware of it yet, but he inspired a lot of her stories and poems. They were silent friends. They didn't even know each other's names, but they were friends. They'd never had a conversation, but had some kind of unspoken bond. It was simply there and understood. She managed a smile and went on her way, shaking away her drowsiness with each click of her stilettos, which were already killing her feet. That was one thing about being a boss, businesswoman, or anyone of high ranking in a big city like Washington D.C. They had to have the latest in expensive styles and brands. They had to have outfits directly from the warehouses of the hottest designers. It wasn't that much of an issue with Lucy. She liked to look beautiful when she did go out, for herself.


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Chester Times (Newspaper) - June 3, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NKT PAID ( HUT LAI ION I »K TH KL\ I I IM .IS, KSDIX. DUCE>1 BER 31. 19.12 20,328 FjNAL EDITION With All Latest and Best News of the Day 5TTH YEAR—NO. 17.610. Dally Letted Wire Report, and Intrinational Nr if United Pre** v srrx: .INS iUP( ('HESTER. PA,. SATURDAY. JUNE 3. 1033 EIGHTEEN PAGES MORGAN OWNS 25 ON world flight p0PE DEPLORES PINCHOT VETOES SPAIN'S NEW LAW MCCLURE'S P.S.C. ON EDUCATION OIL BLAST TRAGEDY IN CALIFORNIA PX. INTEREST iN RANKING FIRM Millionaire's Share, Ding Guarded, Revealed in Data at Senate Hearing Deleted From Public Report: Row Halts Hearing Over Tax Quizzing WASHINGTON June 3 — 'Copyright, 1933. by United Press'—J. Pier -pent Morgan, one of 20 members of the banking partnership which bears his name, was revealed today to the INQUIRY RILL «Ck Issues Encyclical (ailing Resumption of Hearing* Catholics to I nitial De- Halted: Governor Says fence of Faith Probe Is Insincere Ruling Excludes Church's Asserts SKM).OOO Asked reachers and National- Would Be 'Squandering iz?s Property Public Money' in the pm i bill •ath TI United Press as the 25 per cent, interns profits. Morgan's share In ti his responsibility for Morgan Ar Co. have Wall street's most cl stcrflii. Three years after the elder Morgan the nev was organized in 1916. Morgan put up 50 p r capital in the new* fun signed a 23 per cent. earnings, the United Press a formed. The figure has flu slightly from time to time This Information was Thursday when the articles partnership were made public Senate Committee in chaige investigation of Morgan A* C of a firm's s and imong larded the tnership younger cent. of the He was as-harc of the vas in-ctuated deleted of co* by the of the > But Avian Texas. I transatl 50 mini! year th; Plane Century year's I the uncensored allocation of interest among the 20 partners was available to Senators. All other allocations of interest were under 20 per cent., the United Press was informed. Some of them are said to be as low as I per cent. There are 20 partners. Data on the division of profits was suppressed by the Senate Committer' after long argument by John W Davis, Morgan counsel. Less urgent pleas were made for suppression of other information, but in general the committee refused to withhold facts. Lists of men to whom Morgan A: Co. sold stocks at less than market prices revealed an endless series of big names. Men now in high public office, including Secretary of Treasury Wooden. Supreme Court Justice Roberts, Senator McAdoo, Dem Calif., and Harvey Couch, director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. have been revealed as recipients of Morgan A: Co. favors. Frank W. Stearns, confidante of Calvin Coolidge during the latter* Presidential years, was on a long list of individuals who borrowed from 0 Continued on Page Lie vin NO HE',KH PERMITS FOR FIRE COM PA NI ES Licenses to sell beer are still being handed out at the office of County Treasurer William Dickei, in the courthouse at Media Yesterday, however, the work of the treasurer and his assistants lightened considerably. although the number of licenses issued has mounted to about 500. Licenses have been refused on the applications of several volunteer fire companies of the county. Treasurer Dickei said Assistant District Attorney C. William Krait. Jr.. who has P*** bog JAMIS MAT I KUN MATTERN STARTS ON SOLO FLIGHT ROUND THE WORLD Transatlantic Speed Record Holder Leaves N. Y. on I.I.AO I-.Mile Trip Seen Most Difficult Ever Essayed; Takes Berlin-Moscow Route ROMF. June 3 TP XI today issued an encl tis.-im! nobis " protest un new Spanish laws for Roman Catholic Churr * Pope Pius relict! "dilec-2 against the bidding 'the h to engage ry and tech-propcrty. ill Spaniards r aspirations he faith ' law* as a >pc protested paying taxes HARRISBURG. Pa - Veto of its $100,000 and of authori?4»tk halted today plans o! Senate Committee to inuvJ n leg Isla t lot the McClun resume heat in teaching, or in indus nically nationalizing it* Tile Pope called on to subordinate all oth< to a united defense of Condemning the ne* "grievous error " the P against the necessity of on church property Strongly protesting the "antichurch* measures of the Spanish government, the Pope -aid The crowning injury to the church was that while it was allowed the use of its properties only for the purpose of public worship, it was "forced to pay a tax for such use of that which was taken from her by force." so that it might be impossible to fulfill the precious uses of its offices. "A blow has been struck not merely at religious people, but at all Spanish people ' continued the Pope, J making impossible those great mgs on June 13 in its invest mat I of the Public Service Commission Governor Pinohot's \eto ne. < on the McClure bill providing for t inquiry reflected his quarrel with I Clyde L. King. commission chairnn and the Senates opposition to exec live effort to discharge King The Governor 'said he was co vineed the committee had no I tendon to conduct a real invi.tig tion." and any expenditure of fun by the group would be squander!! public money, He claimed every member of t investigating body had supported Senate resolution which advocate I LIGHT I AI TS lr—James Mattern. 29, of loldor with Bennett Griffin of antic speed record of IO hours tex in a world flight trial last it ended in a Russian bog Lockheed Vega monoplane of Progress, in which last light was made. 600 horse- w rks of ward the bern amo the rdig Spain, * The Pot ration for interests. charity and liberality to-poor winch always have Ag the proudest glories of lous orders of Catholic e recommended an organ!-the protection of Catholic delay in acting on exec ments to the commis.' inquiry into the rcgu had been completed. "That resolution waj a sham. It la well kilo are no charges pending aga Of my appointees to the col and that the investigation h mg to do with the confirm »pp non un a frau n that again; ^ muPz . - ,— r. . ^ ' ll Protected against the intense heat bv steel shields, firemen «*ear» h for bollies of victims of the terrific explosion in a gasoline distiller* of lite fin btu Iii plant, iii t tit signal Hill oil fields near I orig Beat ti. (al. yesterday. Polit e estimated thai at least 20 persons wert* hilled by t lie blast and fire w fib Ii followed. I lie signal Hill fields are among the world s richest producing fields. d an tin it ail re power motor. No radio Route Berlin, Moscow, Yakutsk, Edmonton. Chicago, New York Object- First solo world flight. Present record (two men)-8 days 15 hours. Distance—15.561 miles. PARIS. June 3 —<INS>~ A cablegram from James Mattern. American aviator, requesting supplies and accommodations for a few* hours' rest was received at la* Bourget airfield today a short while after arrival of news he had started on his round-the-world flight The cable did not say definitely Mattern would land at Le Bourgri but indicated this stop as a strong possibility. MADRID. June 3- UP' An open fight existed between the Roman Catholic Church and the Spanish Republican state today on the troubled educational problem. To a state decree forbidding religious orders to engage in teaching, , the Spanish Episcopate retorted with a reminder that Catholics may not, without Bpt children to lay schools under penalty of excommunication. In their angrily-worded ban on the State school.",, the Episcopate said: "Only by odious tyranny can the State impose limitations on the church's educational (unction " News of the fight will be sent to Pop" Pius at Rome today. Catholics are awaiting any possible word from f nut min d on Pate I lev en DEWEY M ANN SC HOOL COMMENCEMENT Tile Dewey-Hor aer Mann commencement exercises will be held in the SmcdJey Junior High adiocl auditorium, Tuesday nigh* Junn 20, this announcement being made following a meeting of ihf Parent- re lect ion of the com rn is 1 mg under appointments the Governor said, "Nothing ran be expel committee which wool by sulMNcrtbing to a fal mg its work " The Senate s Invest commission began in following Pinehot charges against the Ainey, then commis.* Senator William Rial. onei fro: imissb is not it ion n nu booted from a i stultify itself ehood respect- 'BILEY' MULDOON EXPIRES AT 88 'Grand Old Man' of fluxing Trained Many Champions After Sullivan PUBLISHER DYING gat ion of the August. 1932 s sensational late W. D. B. ion chairman West moi eland. NKW YORK im Mi i he June 3 'UP' Wil->n, famous conditioner of prominent men, died to-Miburban nome to which been advising Mr. Dickei on point the state boer law. concluded that charters of fire companies did not bring them within the scope of .social clubs, to which licenses may be issued. It is the intention of firemen In several localities, it us said, to organize social auxiliaries, which may ob -ain licenses and make possible the sale of beer to members. PRINCE WILHELM WEDS COMMONER BONN Germany. June 3 INS-A Hohenzollern tradition of centuries' standing went crashing today when Prince Wilhelm of Prussia surrendered his imperial prerogatives by marrying Fraulein Dorothea Von Salvia ti. a commoner and his sweetheart for many years The couple was united in a double ceremony. A civil marriage at the hustoric City Hall was followed by religious nuptials at the altar of the ancient Schlosskirchc this afternoon. Simply attired for the civil marriage. the bride blossomed forth in a beautiful wedding gown of white crepe satin with a chiffon trail for the church ceremony She carried a ouquet of white rases. There were no attendants at the church marriage. FLOYD BENNETT AIRPORT. New York. June 3—(UP- -James Ma.tern transatlantic speed record holder and Oklahoma colonel, took off in his atr-plane Century of Progress at 5 21 a rn. E. D. T., today on a solo flight round the world. Mattern is a Texan, curly haired and confident. His plane is the one hi which he and Bennett Griffin, trying a world flight a year ago, crashed in a Russian with the school principal A H : Showalter. One hundred and ten pupils a e in the graduating class, th" largest number of graduates in til" history of j the school Th? highest previous total was m 1931. when 97 were in th? class. Last year there weie f>4 v ho rereived diplomas. The enrollment this year in inc Seventh and Eighth gruel*s wa, 422, almost double the numb r in 1923. when there were 216 The graduates of Dewey-Mann are making preparations for tneir - xer-cises, the program bein? develofK'd und?r the guidance of Hie teacher.-, in charge of music, elocution and rhetoric. According to Mr, Show,'liter. it will be one of the ( nest commencement exercises in the history of the school. METHODISTS HONOR I! I" KU ESS MOORE Benjamin F Moore, burgess of Prospect Park and a local preacher headed the first committee, which was given llOOOpo for its work A court injunction declared the approval permission, send their {'Hatton Illegal after alxait $53 000 had been spent in counsel fees, account -anis' services and other expenses Of the money spent, only $10,000 had been paid out and the remainder is due. Hie inquiry lapsed until it was reorganized during the 1933 session with Senator John J McClure, of Delaware county, as chairman Resignation of O K Eaton. Pittsburgh. as counsel, interrupted the work Franklin S Edmonds. Philadelphia. was made counsel and was prepared to resume hearings on June 13, Meantime, ftemior McClure had introduced the bill authorizing continuance of the investigation and providing $100,000, part of which was intended for the past expenditure The executive veto of the McClure measure left the committee without the means of reimbursing Eaton, Ed-1 mends and others for their services. ' Committee reaction to the Pint hot veto was not obtainable immediately. lie had ret it id reluctantly when the ravages of old age finally undermined his great physique. Muldoon pa ned his eighty-eight Ii birthday in a semi stupor last Mav 25 and ainee that time he had been conscious for only a few hours at a time. The big house where he died Is a part of the widely known Muldoon Health Farm at Piirriia.se. near White Plains in Westchester county. In rc-cent months he had lived quietly; there with few clients visiting his gymnasium As he slipped into a decline the oner independent grand old man of boxing relied more and more upon the services of Miss Margaret Farrell,! adopted as a daughter She served as a prao Teachera* Association committee nor were there any plans for meeting the expenses incurred to t.hq jaunt of the veto. You never know where you'll land, but I rn shooting for Berlin." Mattern told a friend just before he got in the plane. He was expected to skirt the Newfoundland roast and fly over northern Ireland Ireland, England and France were possible alternative landing points Flying fields of all three nations will be ready tor him. Mattern's flight today is perhaps lh? most difficult ever essayed Hts ionic is B rim. Moscow. Yakutsk, Siberia. Edmonton, Canada, Chicago I out inned on Page I Ie*, rn JI NE GRAND JURY ASSEMBLES MONDAY The June Grand Jury will assemble at Media next Monday, ready to consider the indictments prepared by District Attorney William J Mac-Carter, Jr., and his assistants. The list of cases for the Grand Jury is considerably lighter than it in the Methodist Episcopal "Church whom he hi two years ai ileal nurse Famous visitors came away from Muldoon A home with tales of his amazing determination to keep voting But won the approach of warmei weather he suflered more and more front fatigue On hts birthday last month he was said to have suflered a sinking sjteii because of the humidity. "Iron Duke," thev called him. th? benevolent despot of aport. He had Continued on Page Eleven 7 DEAD, ....... LOSS, IN BLAST Eire Follows; Blackens IO Blocks of Signal Hill, Long Brach, ( al. ic A archt md fire r wa wert rted BU ACH. Cl king, bisti et t ion of 8 rids riche I lie PRICE, TWO CENTS I). HARVEY SYKES REFUSED PAROLE; IN JAIL RUM PLOT Judge MacDade Charges Former Constable Tried to Make Liquor in Prison Constant Misbehavior Has Injured Chances of Having Sentence lessened j In refusing a parole to D. Harvey Sykes, former constable of the Fourth I Ward, this city. Judge Albert Dutton MacDade charges Sykes with serious misbehavior while in prison. The former constable even tried to manufacture "bootleg" liquor in prison, th# I Jurist charges. Sykes is "callous" and "totally in-I Different" to the findings of the jury, ; Judge MacDade declares. He lr described as "the master-mind and lingleader of a band of roving ! grafters." referring to four other con-j .stables and three other defendants I who were convicted in the "graft trials" of January, 1931. "All except William Falls, the arch conspirator of Sykes, have been liberated because of the fulfillment of their sentences, or because of paroles justified under the clrcumat acnes.'* tales Judge Ma ('Dad c's opinion. Falls' sentence was for five years, arith $2000 in fines arid costs. Sykes Wits sentenced to six years, with fines aggregating $2100, plus costs. Sometime ago parole was refused Falls. "This man, together with Falls, was engaged in a conspiracy to cheat and defraud, by promises to procur* protection from prosecution for violation of liquor laws, etc," reads tho opinion. "We said 'in an opinion refusing new trials' that the Appellate Court would Ire eliminated as to th a Continued on Page I levi n CONTRACTOR DENIES LABOR ( HARRES A .spokesman for Peter Mazzoni, West New York, N. J., contractor engaged in constructing a road at Glen Mills, today declared there had been a misunderstanding regarding tho employment of local men on the job, arid o'me" Officials Mazzoni s contract calls for the hiring lif. June 3 -UP' enrd ten blocks imul Hill. one of >t oil fields, was dies today toll of th turned the < de yesterday, dead stood al iii more than 12 j sin total death authori-ex plosion trict into •veil •rson Hie injured 1 whom were exjm Property damage w cess of $1,000,000 and sonif set ii as high as $2 500 000 might of 4 tiled 40, most ted to recover, e was placed in rx-estimates Th* field. home! irt I TWO GORDON AIDES MEET VIOLENT ENDS ('KOZER GRADUATES HERE KOR REUNION NKW YORK June 3 (UP* -Waxey Gordon, interstate beer racketeer, retired to discreet obscurity today ax two of his lieutenants met sudden and violent death in another outburst of the moat deadly beer war in several years. Gordon was released from Jail on income tax charges in $75,000 bail yesterday. A few hours later pollee found the mutilated body of Abe Durst, one of his b<*er "pushers," pushed into Hie bark of an automo bile in the Bionx and soon afterward cod groups beneath the old ti* Many graduates of dozer Theological Seminary, have already put iii an appearance on til** Seminary campus, in anticipation of til** beginning of Hie commencement sea*on exercises tomorrow morning in the Upland Baptist Church. The members of the Alumni arr renewing old friendships and today could be seen strolling about In pairs on I vrus ii K ( urn*. unled publisher, who is gravely ill al bis estate at Wyncote, near Philadelphia Air ( ur- tis Is KT and has been irt tailing health fur .several years. FEDERAL DHOBI'] CAUSES WORRIES Slating of Rats I I)'Amato Said to Hp Linked to In-\ psi Ration tiler figure included damage * of home*, adjacent to the him* were demolished The were cared for by approprla-» OOO from the Red Crow* auto aid victims of the major ie that sh*xtk till* section (ch IO, ju?! 12 weeks ago he blast, followed immediately bv . lame in the middle of a quiet •moon, while Kignal Hill was pour-out lbs daily quota of oil. few second* before 2pm there a slight detonation at the absorp- of local labor and it lias been charged bv an official that Mazzoni was securing New Jersey help to the exclusion of local needy men. Mazzoni, through hi* apoke.sman, slated lie was privileged to secure skilled help from New Jersey but wa* securing laboring men from the rank* of the local unemployed, through the office of the Chester relief offices, Mazzoni wa* charged with finding excuses for chacha! g mg local resident*, and giving their Job* to Italians from New Jersey. Th I* he denies, FAIR AND WARMER WEATHER PREDICTED Fair and warmer la the prediction — | today in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Continued on Page Eleven Delaware and Maryland. It will be fair tomorrow also. The highest temperature here yesterday was 75 degrees, at 6 15 p. rn., and the lowest was 55, at 5 30 a. rn. The average of 85 was three degree* below normal for the date and nine degrees below the average June J i vi.stoii of the* Anierl- I J1?*1 y,r'!r' tempf-raUire for armed here vrMrr- "V*. ^ 1925* 1 and minimum, 46, in 1907. Sunrise today was at 5 33 a rn . and sunset will be at 8 25 p. rn., F.axtern daylight saving time. LAST OF THE EH EE GOY EHNMENT FLOUR The government'* last contribution f free flour, which will la- distributed nder tile xuj iii Red Cm ny and is I line gray Ch gum i. on Passaic, N J, police reported Hie machine gunning of Charles "Duke" the campus, visiting tile old building) and well remembered places and call- Brady, a minor member of the mob mg on their friends in Hie present in New Jersey SPEEDS NEARLY 8 MILES HER MLN. FINES ARE IMPOSED ON STREET FIGHTERS has been for several terms. Although three week* have been set aside for Criminal Court trials, starting Monday June 12, it tx predicted that the work will be concluded in two weeks. Of outstanding local interest among cases to be presented to the June Grand Jury is that of W. Nelson Truax. former banker of Chester, who is charged with fraudulent conver- ROMF. June .1 Wan .int Uffe -r of that borough was honored by be. Francesco Ac* Ho wa: reported to have !»n.8 1 p,r.\ bu0? V1? Laymens unofficially broken his own world rec- A.-socia ion of the Philadelphia Gen- orcj ^y averaging a - |>c?d of 440 mil*' p r u ! f'finf /»r r* n r*#> a f t K #•* Xlat I* ^ /-I, * ,, , an hour in a practice flight over Lake student body and the faculty Plans are being made bv the graduates for the individual ria* reunions to be held Monday afternoon in places to be chosen bv the members of each class The reunions will be at 2 p rn and the classes scheduled to participate are R3. 88, 93, 98, '03. 'OR, '13, '18, '23, '28 eral Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at a meeting of the association held Thursday in the Y M C A Auditorium in Coatesville More than one thousand men and women attended the gathering Mr Moore, son of one of the found- Hunk of 426 mil Leon Wright, (OI SHRIEK superintendent of aion, embezzlement and making false crs of the Borough of Prospect Park, forth in 1931 DISC 'OYER Os rd a A g el lo set an hour in his "Red Bullet" plane on Collingdale postal station, yesterday April IO Tho v. 20 mile: an hour detected a bogus ten dollar toil which faster than the former record set by made its way to tile local postal sta- out warning, his lip tile Bntish Lieutenant O H Blan- tion after it had passed through ever a voice from tic of Patsy ll Ama premier beer baron, v ceremoniously killed bv Third and Kerlin siree! 27, has been linked with the t investigation of vin m j>* county. When tile Federal Grand Jut Riders indictments on Jun* 12, secret investigation which ha conducted in this city and throi the county for the past 12 in it is said that D'Amato, althoug a memory locally, will play a j nent part despite in* aben* A story, issued from a r source close to the Federal Inv* tois, yesterday, was to the efTe* D'Amato was dickering with ti vestigator*. with immunity the for information he was giving His contacts with tile Federal are said to have leaked out and. were sea Ie ten nil now stored at the bonded warehouse of Rodgers A Albany W;u* housing Co , Inc., Fourth sit eel and Melrose avenue, I ii*' final consignment, consisting of 10 800 generous sized bags. is tieing stored gratis by the warehousing company, winch has eared for these shipment* throughout tin* winter and tiring Thousands of destitute families have derived benefit from this distribution and official* are sorrowful to see the end in sight. I) MES FOR SC HOOL < LOSING EXERCISES I opicsof J imes "Beer sold legally for first tim* in Media." reads a Times headline. Knowing tile borough as we do. wa are glad the word "legally" was injected. Dr David A Ward, superintendent tile coy school district ha* ad-• d the high school and grammar bool authorities of the following liedula for their school commence- men Ti He was arrested on April is at liberty under $10,000 entries 25 and __ bail. Charged with street, fighting William Jackson. 42. and James Butler, 25, both Negroes, of Market street near Mary street, were fined $5 and costs each in police court today. Both were arrested by Patrolman Stattcr Two other Negroes, who gave their names a sterling Martin. 23 and Institutions in County and Alleged Had is president of the Chester Pike Bur. gestes' Association and a leader in civic affairs in his home town GOVERNOR SIGNS MOTORIST FACES HOSPITAL BILLS SERIOUS ( HARGES Conrad Tippms. 28 of Montclair N. J., arrested in the vicinity of Second and Market streets, at 2 a rn. today, were held for questioning. City Appropriation^ Arc Specified Drunken Driver No Licenses; Car Tags Had Been Changed several hands in the borough. Th? Agello, who is 30 is preparing to bill. Wright .aid, wax a iXKir miUa-makr an official attempt shortly in lion of the genuine article, being Hie "Red Bullet '' printed Instead of engraved. Real ^Squatters Colony" On West End River Front Identity of iii** men who I while D Amato was standup ny, June 20 Dewey Grammar hoot, at the Hmedley Junior school uditorium, Seventeenth and Up-md streets Wednesday, June I Franklin Grammar school at the medley Junior High school audi-jrium Thursday, June 22. Chester ich school exercises in the High bool auditorium, Ninth and F'ulton ( Villi inn**! on Che* I lev* n STOCKS ADVANCE GARNER CHECKS IN EAKLY M ARKET VET CUT REVOLT HORSES WITHDRAWN FRON RACES TODAY (Bf I nit***! Pres*) AT THURM I IF I E I—Fen -weep. Flyer, lari hen Jar, Double Dare, \iirta. sir Byron. Z—None. 3—None, 4—None. 5—None. fi—None. 7—Dunrode. Heather, cloudy; track, fa*t. AT WASHINGTON PARK 1—None. 2—.Manhandle. Bus' -spain sjr Ten 3—Muslet. 4—None. 5—Ehonv Lady. 6—None. 7—None. 8—Mar'an. Weather, cloudy; track, fast. Governor Gifford Pmchot od; • lgned 240 bills making appropriations of a roadster without license of any to sta'p aided hospitals and homes kind. except .stolen ones that were Along the river front, at the foot of Reancy street, there exists today a leal "squatter's" colony on city property. It i: a community in tt-A drunken driver operating a relic self, although not an up-to-date on?. throughout Pennsylvania. Among the bills signed were three for local hospitals and the Chester Day Nursery and Childrens Boarding Home. The bills signed this mom-no govern the regular appropriations to state aided hospitals and homes and are independent of the Omnibus BJS, signed yesterday in which the same three hospitals in this county were included. In the bills signed today, the Chester Hospital is to receive an appropriation of $71 900; the Delaware County Hcxspital $25,200; the Taylor found in his possession, wa«- held in $500 bail for court by Magistrate Michael A Honan, in polic* court to- Conditions in the colony are not of the best. Sanitary plumbing that would meet the approval of a health clinic ls conspicuous by Its absence. The Deja w ar* river seemf to be tho substituted improviso in place of the flowing tap cesspool, and other conveniences There are 12 abod'* so rue boardwalks and path* stretch in grapevine fashion One of the imposing edifies in the colony is the relic of someone * cross continent tour. It wa* originally an automobile trailer and must have been a splendid affair some IO or more years ago. The owner of tin.* home hr..* not been particular about "keeping up with the Joneses" in the mailt r of pamt and rust remover. There is always the danger of the element playing havoc with the rather shaky looking framework that ahs once the proud body of the trailer. One curtain makes the window it graces stand out from the remaining win- I iirthur Gains in Turnover; Some Highs Noted Heavy New \ ice President, in Senate, Breaks Tie on Appropriation Measure j op Toe defendant identified himself a Ronald Simpers. 40. of the HOO housing three or more per block Madison street. He was Tire homes are not of tile latest charged with operating an automobile stucco, shingle and slag models They while under the influence of intoxl- might be called "bungalow: b;, then- eating liquor operating without a inhabitant*, but to the ordinary eye dows. Two cots and a cook stove mak* license and theft of both license cards they are "shacks the inside rather cozy, if your tastes and plates from the automobile of Most of them are constructed of run to cot:-, and a cook stove. Attorney J. H Ward Hmk.xon. numerous material1 -refuse from th* One family emerged in rather im- Patrolmen Reardon and Kandravi river, bits of old rowboat: or motor- posing numbers from an entrance to were cruising in the vicinity of Third boats, tin that has outlived its use- a shack that seemed to be about three Hospital of Ridley Park,' $23 690 and and Flocks streets, shortly after 8 fulness and wood recruited from old ' feet square On closer inspection the opened at 122V up Von 1000 xhar* NKW YORK, June Inflation market mad* in heavy turnover at t day. Huge blocks were bougl specialists bunched then* o orderss , The same situation pre va the Curb Exchange where ranged up to 13.000 share' Bond Az Share sold at 30': point, and a new high for ti Cotton futures resumed ti Vance. The dollar was lower in t foreign ex American Telephone Az Telegraph, the Spam sh-American War. The vote which rexse 4 points y* * rc.iy, w.is 43 to 42. I he (aln* < to-p a* light ■ar. ad- W ABBINGTON, June 3 By the margin of a Vice Presidential vol?, Administration leader* checked a revolt in the Senate yesterday against. Hie economy act, but not until an amendment had been inserted I independent offices approp adding $170,000,000 to chs* tem pin ted reductions in veterans allowances. By the single vote cast by Vice President Garner to break a tic, a compromise amendment by Connelly! <I).i, Tex . was adopted to limit to 25 j per cent, reductions in World War j service-connected disability com pen - j .salions and pensions of veterans of Superintendent Deavenport ha* discovered that some officers never make an arrest Maybe they ar* just taking a rest. va Nothnagle's bill providing for a tunnel under tire Delaware between this city and New Jersey has been killed by Governor Pinehot. Maybe he thought it would mean going in Hie hole too much. Secretary of I a* bor Frances Perkins Is getting a lot of praise for thinking up ways to put men to work, but we I believe most wives could give her a f* w pointers around house-cleaning I time. A pi Loner who escaped from th* county prison 3 years ago was caught in the worlds largest city, New York. He will probably spend the next thr?« years in the country, if Media can be called country. Long-range weather forecasts a:* impossible, a speaker here declared. But after looking over the repeal returns from the various states we feel entirely safe in predicting that 1933 will be a wet year. A western builder is erecting houses with inside porches. They will save many a man from freezing in winter when he goes to get the morning milk. A branch office of a closed bank in Atlantic City has been converted into a beer parlor. There should b* Ilion bill plenty of liquid assets on hand now. A thief who stole 21 Rhode Island reds escaped from a cop here yes-t< rday. Both chicken-minded and chicken-hearted. I lie Weather the Chester Day Nursery and Chil-( ontinurd on Pac? Eleven V. - TRI \SI RY BAI \N( V WASHINGTON June 3 •<UP» — Th? treasury n-t ba lane" for June I, WTS $362 770.209 53 expenditures that da' wer? $4,872,016 15; customs receipts for that day were $562 90491. o'clock, last night, when their atten- wagons Some are modernized with shack was found to be a sort of pent- tion was attracted to the ancient bits of vivid oilcloth that adds lustre house for the rest of the "dwelling" is roadster being driven in a zig-zag to the appearance, as well ax prot?'-- under ground manner on Dock street On the front of the car was attached a pasteboard, in place of a ic'nse plate, bearing the numerals 1869. to correspond with a plate attached to the rear tion from the elements. | One resident Is apparently a sea- The lay-out of the colony wasn't faring man. His home is constructed patterned from the William Penn from a boat cabin and is the mo. t models of other Pennsylvania com- impressive of the lot, He seemed to niunitie.s. Th" street ends abruptly be the original inhabitant, as his Examination of several yard* away from the ber.nnmg home tx neat and tidv Outside hr of ".squatter city " The houses ar? ha* a garden of vegetables and flow- l ontinued on Page Eleven bunched clof? together and narrow cis. That was a new high for the year. Kel Vina tor opened 12,000 shares at fo, up and equal to the year's high. Armour A opened 10,000 ms aret- at 7. unchanged. WASHINGTON, June The weather forecast: ... Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer- Byrne: De S C. then had in- . Partlv cloudv and ,1^117 .."lied a 1170,000 OOO appropriation to warmcr tomght; Sunday fair. take I ire of the he,.. mr expend turc.s western Pennsylvania: Generally •.,id.r.Irnd,:1i' "bm *•*■' tonight and Sunday; slightly cooler tonight aion* the lake*. passed without a record vote As sent to conference, it carried $715 740.936. or $172,167,000 more than Radio Corporation opened 6000 at the House figure Connally estimated 9 . . up * it .still would save $250,000,000 corn- Commonwealth Az Southern opened pared with current veterans' costs. although the Administration had Continued on Page Eleven planned to lop off about $420,000,000.! TODAY'S TEMPI R VTI RES 6 a. rn. 7 a. rn. 8 a. rn. 9 a. rn. 56 IO a. rn. 58 ll a rn. 60 12 Noon 62 64 66 ;
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Irma E. Fletcher
MASON CITY - Irma E. Fletcher, 93, of Mason City passed away at 9:03 p.m. on Thursday, March 14, 2013, at Memorial Medical Center, Springfield, IL.
She was born March 18, 1919, in Havana, IL, to Frank and Augusta (Bahl) Dierker. She married WJ Fletcher on September 20, 1940, in Missouri. He preceded her in death in 1988.
Irma is survived by seven children: Ronald (Bonnie) Fletcher, Erma Jean (Bob) Diers, Danny (Cindy) Fletcher, and Connie (Brian) Ingersoll all of Mason City, IL, Larry (Linda) Fletcher and Penny (Eric) Claypool both of Greenview, IL, and Mark (Leesa) Fletcher of Williamsville, IL. She is also survived by 14 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchild-ren.
Irma was a member of the Christian Church in Mason City, IL, as well as a member of the Women's Club, Card Club, HEA and the Red Hat Society. She was a farm wife for many years and she also retired from Dana Corporation in Havana, IL, where she worked as a Machine Operator.
A visitation will be held Monday, March 18, 2013, from 5-7 p.m. at Hurley Funeral Home in Mason City, IL. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at the Christian Church in Mason City, IL, with Pastor Joe Briseno officiating. Interment will follow at the Mason City Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Christian Church in Mason City. Online memorial messages may be left for the family at hurleyfh.com.
Hurley Funeral Home in Mason City is in charge of arrangements.
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Crowe's Gulch LbNA # 32521 (ARCHIVED)
|Placed Date
|Jun 30 2007
|El Paso
|Manitou Springs/Colorado Springs, CO
|Planted By
|C5 guy & crew
|Found By
|karate hiker
|Last Found
|Nov 29 2007
|Hike Distance
1. Take US 24 West from Colorado Springs towards Manitou Springs.
2. Exit at the Pikes Peak Highway.
3. Drive along the Pikes Peak Highway, you'll pass a Rock shop on the left. Take a gentle left, and follow the signs to Santa's North Pole Village Amusement Park.
4. Just past the North Pole, there will be a fee gate to Pikes Peak. If you haven't been to the top, it's a fantastic drive and worth the price of admission. If you're only interested in finding the box, tell the fee collector you're going no further than the Resevoir. The fee should be only $4 to do this.
5. Follow the Pikes Peak Highway to sign #4-Columbine. There is a small parking lot to park the car as well as restrooms and a picnic area. It is clearly marked CROWE'S GULCH, and is not quite within the boundries of the Pike National Forest.
6. From the parking lot, hike up the trail.
7. You will take a left when the trail splits. Hike up this steep trail to the sign that says "Overlook".
8. Hike up the "Overlook" trail. It is very steep.
9. At the top, look for the rock that resembles a Tiki Head.
10. Go behind the "Tiki Head" rock to the flat tabletop rocks. The box is hidden under the largest flat rock.
Box has a notepad, inkpad & stamp. Please re-hide the box and wrap it up in the ziplock baggies to prevent water damage. Total hike is less than 1/4 mile, but there is a longer trail you can hike if you'd like. It's very well marked and a pretty picnic spot!


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ALL NEW EPISODE – COPS / June 25th @ 8/7 central on SPIKE!!
"Mixed Emotions"
EP-2904 / Viewer discretion is advised
EP-2904 / Viewer discretion is advised
Officer Morales is dispatched to a 911 call where a woman is secretly asking for help. When officers arrive they find that the caller is concerned about a group of trespassers that refuse to leave her home and are currently sitting in her car. The problem is… they're ghosts. Officers trained in drug recognition determine that she isn't under the influence of any known narcotic, and that she should be checked out by emergency medical personnel. The woman is voluntarily taken to the hospital for an evaluation. Officers have a pretty good guess as to what could be the true cause of the problem.
|Miguel Morales
|Stockton Police Department
|Station/Area Command
|Phoenix, Arizona
|Why Law Enforcement
|Becoming a police officer is a dream job for me. Every since I was a little boy, I always wanted to go out there and catch "bad boys," as my son calls it.
|First Arrest
|My first arrest was a suspect who kept violating a restraining order but would run and hide into the night as we arrived. After some investigation, I was able to pin point times he was going around. I was able to track him down and took him to jail.
|Best part of the job
|Best part of my job is to go out and help people. In a sense, you help victims as well as suspects in helping to change their life.
|My hobbies… "family time." This profession keeps you busy but when the uniform comes off, I just like to spend time with my family. I also like to run a lot and stay fit.
|Favorite Quote
|"Did you really think I wasn't going to catch you!"
EP-2903 / Viewer discretion is advised
Deputy Rogers of the Escambia County Sheriff's Office observes a vehicle leaving an area known for narcotics trafficking, driven by a man who is not wearing a seat belt. Upon making contact with the driver, the smell of fresh marijuana alerts the deputy to the presence of contraband in the vehicle. He asks the driver if there is anything in the truck that might get him in trouble. The man states that there is not and the deputy asks him to step out of the car. As Deputy Rogers pats the man down, he feels something in the man's groin that doesn't belong. He detains the man and reads him his rights. He asks the man if he has anything and is told no. He explains he is going to go in and find whatever it is and the man continues to deny having anything in his crotch that isn't 'his'. He tells the deputy it is a violation of his rights to have him search his crotch and that he is exposing his body to passersby. As another deputy gloves up to give a second opinion, the driver blurts out that he has some tissues stuffed 'up there' because he has 'leakage'. Rogers explains that while that may be the case, he still has to investigate. The two deputies dig deep and extract a large baggie of marijuana. Rogers places the driver in a patrol car and asks him why he didn't just come clean. The man laughs and states that he ain't going to tell the truth, it's his job to try and get away with it. The deputies weigh the marijuana which is 8 grams over a felony amount. The driver is interviewed again and Rogers tells him that he has heard many things in his career but a "manpon" and "leakage" are new to him. After explaining the charges, Rogers discusses the stop with Deputy Craft. Rogers says you have to respect that kind of dedication to your game, to come up with some that unique.
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Officer Batchelor responds to a call regarding a female who is "licking the sidewalk". At the scene, he finds the young lady in the parking lot of a 7-11. After speaking with the female for a minute or two, she states that she has to use the restroom then takes off running. Officer Batchelor catches up to the female and takes her to the ground. She then scratches Officer Batchelor's arm in the struggle. The young lady goes to jail for being under the influence, running, and assault on LEO.
|Michael Batchelor
|Station/Area Command
|East side
|Why Law Enforcement
|Did special operations in military when I got out I thought it was an honorable profession.
|First Arrest
|I don't know, it was a long time ago.
|Best part of the job
|Working with community kids and of course getting the bad guys.
|MMA, fast cars, working out and visiting new places.
|Favorite Quote
|"It's not our successes that define us but how we react to adversity."
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Jacksonville State has hired South Alabama defensive coordinator Bill Clark as football coach. Gamecocks athletic director Warren Koegel announced the hiring Tuesday of Clark, a 1990 Jacksonville State graduate who will be introduced at a Wednesday news conference. Clark spent the past five seasons as South Alabama's defensive coordinator after a successful run as head coach at Prattville High School. The Jaguars ranked second in the Sun Belt Conference in total defense in 2012, the team's first full season competing in the league. ''Our vision and mission are winning conference championships and advancing to the postseason on a regular basis and we feel like Bill Clark brings the experience and skills to help us achieve our goals,'' Koegel said. ''When you look at the success that Bill has enjoyed in our state, both on the collegiate and high school levels, we feel like he is the perfect fit to be our head football coach.'' Clark led Prattville to two straight Class 6A state championships and 30 consecutive wins in his final two seasons before leaving for South Alabama in 2008. Clark posted a 107-11 record in nine seasons, a 90.7-percent winning percentage, at Prattville and didn't lose a regular-season game after the second week of the 2002 season. ''I'm very excited about the opportunity to come back home and become the next football coach at Jacksonville State,'' Clark said. ''Jacksonville State has a great tradition and I'm looking forward to building off the past success, while also making us a national contender on the FCS level in the future.'' Clark was named the Alabama High School Athletic Association Coach of the Year and Schutt Southeast Regional Coach of the Year after his final season at Prattville.
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WL to be recognized
a new pencil case
hav more gans,hahas ;)
WL 1st 2nd mini album
more black NFs
new bracelets
rebond hair again
10th 11th 12th ear piercing ♥
new laptop
a new necklace
go korea/japan/taiwan again
new hp
LightBlue extension
New school bag
go poly next next year (:
good result ):
more money,hahas
Domokun Tee
Crown Ring
oversea trip with my friends/WLs :)
be with my wonderlovers forever!
Korea Idols:
Suju [SungMin,Ryeowook,DongHae,Eunhyuk]
SNSD [Sunny,Jessica,Tiffany]
2ne1 [CL]
Kara [Hara]
F.T.island [HongKi]
SHINee [Key]
SS501 [HyunJoong]
Gans and friends:
Sherlyn Laopo Huan Daddy YuanYing Honey (WL) Qingping Darling Gladys (WL) QiannRu Unnie (WL) XiaGek (WL) Rosaline QingRen AnQi MeiMei Adeline JieJie Rachel SweetFloss Pamela Sweetheart Yvette ShortPig XinNi Girlfriend YiQun BaoBei XiYun XingGan YingYing senior JiaYi Junior Yurim Unnie Rainer Chinese Classmate Jesslyn Junior Jacinta Junior Eugene Oinkk
XiaoLin Wifey
Tag me if i forgot to write you (:
MySpace Music Playlist at MixPod.com
3C class blogg Alvin Connie (cousin) Eugene Oinkk Fatimah Germaine Gladys Huan daddy Ilyka Jacinta JiaYi jeremy joby liwei Lynn qingren Nigel QiannRu Unnie QiHua QingPing Darlinkk Pamela SweetHeart Rachel SweetFlossss rainer sherlyn LaoPo ! ShuHui Xia0Boon XiaoChelle XiaoLin XinNi galFrwen yingying senior YiQun BaoBeii YuanYing honey Yvette short pig Tag if i forget to link you or you want to be linked/relink-ed (:


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