Word: cooks
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Despite the judge's 40-minute oration, the jury returned murder indictments against three men: O'Neal Hoggle, 30; his brother, William Stanley Hoggle, 36; and Elmer L. Cook, 41, who has a record of 26 arrests since 1948 and has been fined at least 13 times on an assortment of assault and battery convictions. A fourth man, R. B. Kelley, 30, who was arrested with the others after Reeb was fatally clubbed and signed a statement for police, was not indicted. The others are expected to be tried in October. Hearing the case, in all likelihood, will...
...Cook it rare. At post time, the odds on Bold Lad were 1-2-despite the fact that last year's two-year-old champion had raced only once since last October, had never run around two turns, or gone the 1½-mile distance of the Wood. He had been laid up all winter with painful "splints," tumor-like growths on his shinbones. Nonetheless, he had won six straight stakes and $392,996, and odds makers already had installed him as the 8-5 favorite to win the Kentucky Derby May 1. Nobody paid much attention to Isador...
...support from such religious groups as the Methodist Church, the Protestant Episcopal Church, the American Baptist Convention and the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Ardent in dividual abolitionists have ranged from the late Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter to Jack R. Johnson, tough warden of Chicago's Cook County Jail, who says, "The death penalty isn't punishment - it's revenge...
Last spring, pleading financial strain, Fowler resigned from the Treasury to return to his Washington law practice. When Dillon announced in the fall that he, too, planned to step down, Johnson wanted his old friend Donald C. Cook, president of the American Electric Power Co., to succeed Dillon. But Cook turned the President down (TIME, March 19), and Lyndon turned hopefully to Fowler...
...farmhouse. There, in the early 1800s, a traveling British art restorer named George Barker saw and picked it up for one shilling, which also included the price of bed and breakfast. Barker presented it to his patron, Lord Spencer. In 1915 it passed into the hands of Sir Herbert Cook for $168,000. Last week it was up for auction in London's Christie's auction house, identified simply as Item...