davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Je sJedlSte naSe HrVatsKe
Bratske Zajednice, ma koju
SUI, kao njezini clanovi, svi
ponosni.
Bilo je to u vrijeme one te-
ske depresije nerada j Ia
stoja u industrijalnom eko-
nomskom zivotu u nasoj zem-
iii - godine 1882, kad je po-
kojni Nj. j. Horvath ovdje u
Pitsburghu sakupio grupu
odlucne nase omladine, mu-
Skin zenskih, koji su Sc is
takli u radu engleski-poslu-
jucim odsjecima nase Zajed-
nice u zapadnoj Pennsylvania
j, kad je on predsjedao kod
porodjaja sto nam je Cd o.
nog vremena pa do danas po-
znato pod imenom "Croatian
Day. - Proslava Hrvatskog
Dana II Pittsburghu. Memo
guce je zaboraviti one nese-
bicne clanove Odbora Ia Pro-
slavu Hrvatskog Dana, koji
su neumorno radili sa ciljem,
da nam te priredbe budu sva-
Ike godine sto uspjesnije. Bill
su to rank and file" clanovi
engleski poslujucih odsjeka,
koji su, bez ikakve naplate,
trosili svoje vrijeme svoj
novac u marnom nastojanju,
da promicu proslavu Hrvat-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

nika potpuno je identican sa
singapurskim sojem virusa.
IL Malaje gripa Sc prosirila
ma lndoneziju, a nekoliko put
nika, koji su u to vrijeme OF
putovali IL Indonezije IL Ev-
ropu, oboljelo je u Nizozem-
skoj nakon dolaska onamo.
Nizozemski bolesnici smjeste-
nj SUI odmah Il jednu bolnicu
i lijecnicima je uspjelo da
kod njih izoliraju urocni Vi
rus oboljenja.
Pokusi pravljeni S tim izo-
lranim virusOm dali su jedan
vanredno zanimljiv podatak:
Protiv virusa ovogodiSnje a.
zijske gripe adjena SUI anti
tijela Il krvi samo onih Ho-
landjana, koji su stariji Cd 70
godina. IL toga proizlazi, da
Holandjani, a jamacno i osta-
Ii Europljani, nisu takvim
sojem virusa influence, kao
sto je ovogodisnji azijski, do
lazili Il kontakt posljednjih
70 godina. Zato ncki misle,
ola je virus ovogodisnje azij-
ske gripe identican $ uzroc-
nixon Epidemic grippe iz god.
1889. i 1890, koja je tih god.
prohujala sirokim podrucji-
ma svijeta. Ako jc to tako,
znacilo bi, da je virus il god.
1889. i 1890 dugi niz godina
vegetirao i da je TEX owe 60
dine u podrucju isto3ne Aziie
opet dobio svojstvo sirenja
velikim zamahom.
Posljednje vijesti o sirenju
grippe dosle su Pacifika i il
Cehoslovacke: nekoliko sluca-
jeva gripe pojavilo Sc ma jed
nom ameriCkom brodu, koii
plovi IL Japana u San Fran
cisco; osim toga javljaju, da
su u Cehoslovackoj ucesta-
la neka gripozna oboljenja.
Kakav je karakter ovogodis-
ME gripe? Pc nacinu i po o.
bimu sirenja, azijska gripa sc
pokazala kao vrlo priljepciva
bolest. Ona je zbog masovnog
oboljevanja ljudi nanijela "a
kratko vrijeme stanovitu
stetu privredi zahvacenih ze-
MALTA. Medjutim oblik obolje-
MIA je prema swim dosada-
MIN izgledima dobrocudan i
neopasan. Ma 10000 obolje-
lih, dosada je umiralo samo
nekolicina njih. Ia neznatna
smrtnost pokazuje nam, da su
usporedbe sa spanjolskom gri-
pom IL god. 1918. 1919. ne
realne i pretjerane. Kako du-
go &c jos trajati epidemija O.
vogodisnje azijske gripe i ko-
.je ce zemlje zahvatiti, tesko
je reci.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

primjenljivosti svojstva viru-'
sa influence, potrebno je kod
vecih epidemija pripremati u
wick novo cjepivo, ucinjeno
ma bazi TEX izoliranog virusa.
Influenza Sc vanredno ce-
sto javlja u epidemijama, sko-
70 svake godine, kadkad isto-
dobno bez medjusobne We
re u raznim podrucjima svi-
jeta. Najpoznatija epidemija
gripe iii influence je pande-
mia "spanjolske gripe', koja
je prohujala svijetom god.
1918. i 1919. spanjolska gripa
bila je teska bolest i pokosila
je wise zivota nego citav Pr
vi svjetski rat. Komplikacije
su sc javljale u velikom po-
stotku, osobito upala pluca,
cd koje SUI mnogi umirali.
Momentano je u centru pa
znje t. Nv. azijska gripa. Ona
Sc u kasno proljece owe godi-
ne pojavila ma kopnu i otoci-
ma istocne Azije i "a kratko
vrijeme zahvatila je ogroman
broj ljudi. U velikim gradovi-
ma kao sto SUI Hong Kong,
Singapore j Bombay, oboli-
jevalo i'll je dnevno do
10000. Iako su sanitetske VIA
sti zahvacenih zemalja brzo
poduzimale razne mjere i
premda je Svjetska zdrav-
stvena organizacija stavila
svoje strucnjake sredstva
ma raspolaganje, dosada jos
nije bilo moguce zaustaviti e.
pidemiju azijske gripe. Medju-
tim, ipak je postignut napre-
dak u tome, sto je cd boles-
nika u Singapooreu uspjelo
izolirati virus kompliciranim
metodama utvrditi njegova
svojstva. Izolirani sol nazvan
lie Influenca-virus A Singa-
poore.
Primjerci izoliranog ma
hranilistu uzgojenog virusa,
poslani su u razne institute
ma svijetu, koji Sc bave pro-
dukcijom cjepiva protiv gri-
pc. U NINA Sc sada swim sna-
CANA nastoji stvoriti dovolj-
ma kolicina cjepiva protiv tog
sofa virusa influence. Kad
cjepivo bude nacinjeno, lijec-
nici &c dobiti u ruke snazno
sredstvo u borbi protiv ovo-
godisnje azijske gripe. Iako
Sc cd pocetka mnogo toga po-
duzimalo, epidemija gripe nj
je ostala lokalizirana ma isto-
Gnu Aziju. Nedavno su Sc po-
javili slucajevi azijske gripe
u Australia.
Medju prvima oboljeli su
neki putnici, koji su avionom
stigli il Singapoorea. Virus
dobiven cd australskih boles-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
Proslava Hrvatskog Dana

Proslava Hrvatskog Dana
svake godine - jest dan "a
na5u omladinu, kojima Sc
svake godine daje istaknuto
mjesto ma programu ma tai
nacin izgradjuje ljubav po-
stovanje u srcu i dust te ma
Sc hrvatske omladine prema
ovoj proslavi svemu, sto III
potsjeca, da su hrvatskog ro-
da i da u njihovim zilama ko-
la hrvatska krv. To je tako-
djer dan, kad majka otac,
died baka svake godine jed
nom dobiju priliku, da dodju
na ovu nasu veliku proslavu
i da sastanu i porazgovore Sc
sa svojim mnogim prijatelji-
ma rodbinom IL stare domo-
vine ovdie, te da sjede u
zivaju Il lijepom glazbenom
programu, sviranju i pjeva-
niu hrvatskih pjesama, u
plesanju.
Owe godine Odbor "a Pri-
redbu Hrvatskog Dana u
Pittsburghu pobrinuo Sc je,
da brojni posjetnici u Kenny
wood Parku u subotu, 81. au-
gusta u Music Plaza slusaju
ma programu, koji &c otpoceti
tocno u 5 sati poslije podne
o m | a d i n ski 'Holy Trinity
TamburitZans" zbor il AM
burgha, Pa; Hrvatsko Pie
vackO DruStvO "JavOr" IL
North Side Pittsburgha, i Ia
lentirane umjetnike, ko:ji svi-
raju "a pravljenje rekordi,
vrlo dobro poznati "Pozega
T a m b Il r itZa Orchestra" il
Youngstowna, Ohio.
U subotu ovog tjedna u
prostranom Kennywood Par
ku sve ce izgledati upravo
priredjeno tipicno po hrvat-
skom obicaju. Bit &c vruce
tecne, ma raznju pecene jamie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

programom. Zadivila je svijet
S majstorskim izvadja n ] e m
svojih umjetnih plesova.
Ali to nije sve ovo drus-
two, preko svoga vodje, brata
Bernardo Luketica darovalo
je Croatian Centru $54, pax
&c biti upisano ma S p o m e n
Plocu. To je ipak vidni i zna-
cajni dar cd owe skupine ma
sih plesaca.
Istog dana bila je kruni-
sana Kraljica Croatian Cen
ira svecano ma ovoj proslavi,
drazesna milovidna djevojka
Miss Barbara Ann Bogovich,
clanica gnijezda Pom d k a
broj 157 u Midlandu. Ona je
k kcerk a cestitih zajednicara
odsjeka br. 535 II istom mje-
stu. Men vrijedni otac, brat
Joseph Bogovic darovao je
toga dana Croatian Centru
$25.00, pa njegovo ime &c
doci ma Spomen Plocu "a traj-
nu uspomenu nasim potomci-
ma radi ovako lijepe njegove
plemenitosti.
Ma ovoj pros vi vidjeli
smo mnog lica il vana. Tesko
je sve zapamtiti i imenovati.
Tako smo opazili lijepi broj
brace sestara sa South Side
Pittsburgha. Medju NINA ce-
stitog zajednicara, kao stall
nog costa, brata Francica sa
njegovom obitelji, brata Bar
tola Matesica sa suprugom i
njegovima i druge. Bilo nam
je drago vidjeti iii, kao ma
seq glavnog porotnika, brata
Lovru Delosta njegovom
lijepom suprugom.
Nasa braca u ovom dijelu
grada pomazu svoj Hrvatski
Park Croatian Center, komu
su dali a ia m cd njihovog
American Croatian Alliance
Cuba $4,000, a odsjek 20
posudio je takodjer $4,000.
Svaka cast ovim cestitim hr-
vatskim zajednicarima.
ODSJEK SV. ANA Br. 20
Hrv. Bratska Zajednica Sc
ponosi sa svojim prvim i mai
vecim gospojinskim odsjekom
u svojim redovima IS v e t a
Ana" broj 20. Jak lijep je
oval mas gospojinski odsjek.
Owe je godine odlucio da O.
drzi svoj pilznik u Croatian
Centru nedieliu 18. augusta.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
DA Ii CE Sc P0N0Y|T| STRASNA
'SPANJ0LSkA' Influenza Cd 1918?

Uzrocnk e gripe danas vec donekle prouGen radi Sc
grupi srodnih virusa Influenza a-virusu A. c.
Ia raziku Cd mnogih drugh uzrocnka zaraznh bolest
virusi influence osavjaju rani munitet po edinac
moze dum vremenskim razmacima puta oboliti cd
gripe iii influence Cepjenje protv grippe takoder pro-
vodi, stiti nekoiko mjesec Osm toga zbog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
HRVATSKI PARK CR0ATIAk CENTAR
UzIVA P0TP0RU SV0GA NAR0DA
CrOatian Center, Pittsburgh

Croatan Center, Pittsburgh. Vrijedno je zabieziti
poporu pomoc naseg dobrog naroda svome Hrvatskom
Parku Croatan Center Prigodom prosave Trece Godis
mice Croatian Centra nasa gasovta Cokebg Koo Grupa
stupia e divno bogatim narodnim nosnjama divnm
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
VELIKA PR0SLAVA HRVATSk0G
DANA PITTSBURGHA | 0k0LICE
ODRzATI CE SE OVU SUBOTU, 81. AUGUSTA,
u LIJEPOM KENNYWOOD PARKU

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Proslava Hrvatskog Dana Pitts
burgha okoce jest prredba svake godine koju zelno
ocekuje mlad stariji mas hrvask narod Pittsburghu
i okoisnim mjestima To je prredba koja u Kennywood
Park prvuce suce naseg naroda il Ptsburgha
nego IL mesta njegove okoce cak posetioce IL dru
9Th drzava ko skoriste prku, da dodju grad gde
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Lon F. Rigsby, 81,
Died tuesday At
His Home Here

Lon F. Rigshy, 81, for many
wears a contractor in London, died
at his home 81 East Second Street
Tuesday afternoon. In i'll health for
several years, he had been confin-
ed to his bed for the past three
months.
Surviving are mis- wife, Caroline;
six daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Nc
Claskie, Mrs. Betty Fades, Mrs.
Alice Jones, Mrs. Eileen Ruther-
ford, Mrs. Virginia Morcher and
Mrs. Norma Dillon, all of London;
a sister, Mrs. Stella Wallin and a
brother, Hubert Rigsby, both of
Portsmouth; another sister, Mrs.
Sally Sparks and brother, Ford,
both of London; and third bro
ther, Thurman of Urbana; twelve
grandchildren.
Funeral services at the Presby-
terian Church at two o'clock Fri
day afternoon, the Reverend w. w.
Loveless and the Reverend Leonard
Mann, officiating ministers. Inter-
ment in Plumwood Cemetery by
Rader-Porter Funeral Homes,
South Oak Street.
Friends may call at the residence
on East Second Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Four Accidents Mar Holidays Here
As Injuries Take Toll; No Deaths

Ohio Highway Patrol officers
investigated four wrecks this week,
only two of which involved serious
injury. Two of the accidents in
volved only one vehicle.
In an accident late Tuesday a
car driven by Albert F. Young,
Brooksville, changed lanes without
caution and forced a car driven by
Lawrence L. Melvin off the road.
No injuries were involved, but
Young was cited into West Jeffer-
son Mayors Court to face the
changing without caution charge.
Early Wednesday morning a car
driven by Marjean Hancock, 81, St.
Louis, left the road on Route 40
when she apparently fell asleep.
She struck a guard rail as she tried
to pull back on the road. Officers
charged her with unsafe operation
and cited her into London Mayors
Court where she posted bond for
appearance.
At 200 p. m Wednesday car
driven by Thomas S. Ison, 81, Co
lumbus went out of control on
Georgesville-Plain City Road, and
caused minor damage. Officers
said the wet roads were partially
the cause of the wreck. No charges
were filed.
Later Wednesday afternoon a
car driven by Sarah f. Rogusky,
36, Cleveland, crossed the center
line of Route AZ north of London
and struck a car driven by Leon
ard c. Bean, 81, Akron. The Bean
car was thrown head-on into the
path of car driven by Mary Cald-
well, SO, London. Three persons in
the Bean vehicle were severely in
iured and Mrs. Caldwell and her
husband were both severely iniur-
ed. All were taken to Mt. Carmel
Hospital for treatment and obser-
vation.
The driver of the first car, Sarah
E. Rogusky, was charged with
driving left of center and was cited
into London Mayors Court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Aep Store Here
honored For lis
Part In Contest

With official notice from COM
pany executives and gifts for all
members Of the staff, the ARP
Food Store at London has Just been
honored for its record of perform
ance in a 13-week company con-
test.
Vice President H. B. Freeland OF
Columbus notified Manager Char
les Cameron and his entire staff
that the store had distinguished it.
self for outstanding achievements
in service, courtesy, cleanliness, ef-
ficiency and sales.
I'VE believe all our customers
will enjoy knowing that the fine
work done by the A & p folks in
this store, mainly for the custom
ers' benefit, of course, has bean
gladly recognized by the company
said Freeland. 1T is pleasure to
congratulate every man and wo-
man on the staff, and to present
the gifts and emblems that signify
their victory in the Honor Store
Awards Contest"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Small Town Auto
Dealers Ask For
More Local Ads

Americas Small-town auto deal
ers are in a stage of revolt now
that the big manufacturers have
seen fit to place the bulk of their
advertising in large, metropolitan
newspapers. The decision by the in
dustry's big three to do away
with cooperative" advertising in
small-town newspapers has met
with opposition from the dealers
themselves. Cooperative ads by the
company and the dealer have been
abandoned and the company now
places ads where it sees fit.
Louis t. Hagopian, director of
advertising and sales for the Ply
mouth Division, Chrysler Corpora
tion said in recent speech that deal
ers in small communities have not
been convinced that people in small
communities read the metropolitan
newspaper as much as the local
newspaper. And from what we
hear he generally has had good sue
cess advertising used cars in local
newspapers and is convinced that
his prospects read the local COM
munity paper more thoroughly
than the metropolitan daily for
the local news and for the local
merchants ads and he is a local
merchant" Hagopian said.
He scoffed at the ability of local
dealers to judge Importance of
media, according to story on his
speech in Advertising Age, by say
ing that the local car dealer is mo
professional media man. He has
no way of checking among his
neighbors to find out who reads
the newspapers. j"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Motorists Voice
Approval OF New
Side Line Marks

COLUMBUS - (SpeciaD Ohio
residents have expressed wide
spread approval of a statewide
edge-lining program begun this
spring.
Governor c. William O'Neill and
Highway Chief Charles M. Noble
both have received many letters
and telephone calls complimenting
the administration on the safety
program.
The biggest single compliment
on the program came from the
Dayton, Ohio area where los resi-
dents signed petition" commend
ing the new highway safety fea-
ture.
Newspapers, too, have praised
the program.
An editorial III the Cincinnati
Eastern Hills Journal described
the edge-lining as lone of the
greatest advances in highway safe
ty since center-lining was intro
duced
The editorial noted that the re-
flectoriZed white lines are par
ticularly helpful on roads which
are too narrow for present day
traffic and where berms are not
built up adequately to pavement
grade"
More than $500 miles of the
states $4,000 mile highway system
have been marked with edge-line
and the program continues. Motor
lists have written that the white
lines are very helpful in night or
fog area driving that curves and
other directional changes stand out
clearly under headlight beams.
An analysis of the worth of the
edgelining program will be made
by the Department. 1t will be two
phase study. First, statistics on ac-
cidents occurring in 1856, before
edge-lining. will be compared with
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Third Man Being
HeId For Having
Stolen Property

It was Santa Claus in reverse
that two men were playing at
Madison South High School the
night before Christmas, but Pa
trolman Brandon of the London
Patrol Post played a hunch and
stopped all the fun.
Brandon's Hunch resulted in the
apprehension of two London Route
3 men who had ransacked the Of
fices of the high school, causing
heavy damage and tearing the lock
from the office safe. After a few
hours questioning the two men al
so admitted burglarizing Jonathan
Alder School early Tuesday and
burglariZing a service station at
Routes AZ and % last week.
According to information avail
able Brandon played hunch to
drive around the building, just as a
routine check and his check
showed his hunch was correct. A
car was neatly hidden in side
entry of the building and the hinge
bolts in a door had been removed
to permit the burglars to enter and
to carry out their intended loot.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Two Men Arrested In BE
At Madison South Confess
To Two Other Burg|aries

drilled through the door with a
drill taken from the school shop.
Another man, identified as Rich
ard Null, West Jefferson, was ar
rested Tuesday for investigation in
connection with stolen property
found in his possession, and linked
with the two men caught in the act
at Madison South.
Sheriff Herbert c. Markjey said
Deputies Flanagan and Henry had
already made plans to spend the
night at Madison South on the
hunch that the same men who bur-
glarized Jonathan Alder Tuesday
morning would strike again
but the burglars beat the deputies
to the school actually starting
the work before good darkness set
in.
Several hundred dollars worth
of merchandise was recovered,
but neither of the men arrested
had any large amount of cash.
Markley said the method of opera
tion at Jonathan Alder and Mad
ison South was the same, and that
the deputies recognized the work
as the same as soon as they saw
the manner in which the safe job
was started. 1t took only brief
questioning to get the confession
from Kofoed and Lucas. But they
strongly denied having anything to
do with the burglary at London
High School and >at Ohio Edison
Company here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Ace" Asberry, 88.
Died Suddenly At
Home In London

Forrest Asa (Ace) Asberry, SO,
died suddenly Christmas Day at
his home 221 Toland Avenue. Born
in Cynthiana, Kentucky, he was
the son of Cable and Charles Ann
Caine.
He came to London with the con-
tracing firm that paved North
Main Street and he remained here
and was employed as groom at
the stables of Doc McMillen and
later with The Hacketts.
Surviving is a step-daughter,
Mrs. Freen of Toland Avenue.
Funeral services at two o'clock
Saturday at the Schlechty-Fichner
Funeral Home, the Reverend V. c.
Stewart officiating minister. Inter-
ment in Lafayette Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Funeral Services
Friday Here For
Lifetime Resident

Christina DePriest, SO, died
Wednesday morning at her home
near London. A native of Madison
County, she was the daughter of
John and Minnie DePriest.
Surviving are sister, Mrs. EN-
ma Wilburn and brother, Fred
DePrieSt, both of Ironton, six
nephews and four nieces.
Funeral services Friday at two
O'Clock at the Lukens Funeral
Home, the Reverend Joe johnson
of the Church of Christian Union
of Newport officiating minister.
Interment in Somerford Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Ted W. Brown Is
ILauded For kelp
To Service Vote

COLUM is - Secretary of
State Ted w. Brown has received
a message from William H. Fran
els, Jr., Assistant Secretary of De-
fense, on behalf of Secretary of De-
fense Neil H. McElroy, commend
ing him for assistance in the feder-
al absentee voting program for
service men and women.
Calling attention to the fact that
the Federal Voting Assistance Pro
gram is now in its third year, As
sistant Secretary Francis thanked
Brown for help given to members
of the Defense Department staff
and for the excellent encourage
ment which has been accorded the
voting program in your state"
Ohio still ranks high among
states making it easy for armed
service personnel to cast their bal
lots in all elections. When the Fed
eral Voting Assistance Act of 1855
was passed by the Congress, Ohio
was one of three states waving
registration of service men and
women voters; was one of three
states allowing more than 45 days
round trip" for ballots sent to
service personnel (ballots are made
available in Ohio so days prior to
an election); was one of Ia states
accepting the federal postage-free
ballot application post card and
was one of 30 states permitting all
persons Including armed service
PERSONNEL to vote by absentee bal
lot.
At the insistence of President
Eisenhower and his designated rep
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Village Council
AT Mt. Sterling
Hit BY Examiner

Mt. Sterling's village council has
been criticized in state examin-
er's report to State Auditor James
A. Rhodes for operating without
ever having passed appropriation
ordinances"
The report by Examiner Charles
E. Laird, covering the period from
Oct. 20, 1855 to last Aug. 27, refer
red to a former report and added:
'It hardly seems worthwhile to
elaborate further in regards to ap-
preparation measures, since the
three previous reports have advis-
ed the legislative body of the i'm
portance of such legislation but
such advice and counsel have been
unheeded."
Laird wrote in his report:
1T amaZes your examiner the
method of operation: no appropria-
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27

Brandon called for assistance
from the Madison County Sheriff's
Department, and the Patrol Post
Deputies Robert Henry and Mar
vim Flanagan answered, and thr-
ough cooperative efforts the two
burglars were caught with their
hands full. Actually, it was evident
that the burglars, identified as
Tom Kofoed and Marvin Lucas,
both of Route 3, heard the officers
car approach. They had dropped
their work on the safe, and started
to make their getaway. Both of
the men were armed, but showed
only token resistance when they
came upon the officers in the hall
of the building. State Patrolman
Smith from the London post also
answered the call to assist in the
investigation.
At the spot where they were ar
rested officers found a bag of
crude burglars tools, movie pro-
iector, a tape recorder and other
items which included rubber
blanket, possibly used to dampen
sound.
The burglars had ransacked
every drawer, shelf and desk in
the offices, and at certain places
had stacked equipment as if plan
ming to take it away Records at
the school were scattered all over
the floors, and damage to the
school safe will be several hundred
dollars. The combination lock was
knocked off and the burglars had
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
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