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Tulsa Free Press
October 21, 1962
Wanted... for Being Heroes?

  Two wanted boys are now known as heroes after the terrifying event that happened yesterday afternoon. A church was set on fire, and was quickly burning down into a pile of wood and ashes. Two boys went into the blazing building to save four innocent children from the dangers it caused. The brave boys were identified as Ponyboy Curtis, and John Cade. Ponyboy at the age of only 14, and John at the age of 16. The church was known to be an old abandoned church, called Saint Francis Church. The Saint Francis Church was located at the very top of Jay mountain in Windrixville. Johnny and Ponyboy were also with a man that assisted them in rescuing the children. According to the police, this man is 17 years old, and is a notorious criminal name Dallas Winston, or more commonly known as Dally. We interviewed Donald Cook, chief of the police investigation group.
   "The church was probably set on fire by a lit cigarette that was dropped on the floor either accidentally or purposely. We are still investigating..." said investigator Chief Cook.
The four kids were supervised by their teacher, Jerry Wood.
   "We left the church after going in, but four children were still far behind. No one suspected that a fire was

about to start; it happened so quickly..." Jerry stated.
Ponyboy, John and Dallas Winston came shortly
after the church started to burn. Ponyboy and John rushed in as soon as they heard screams of terror inside the church. They broke through the church's boarded windows, and carried 
the children out to safety, one by one. All four children, Angel Simons, Kiara Thompson, Billy Lowe and Isaac Martens were carried to safety, but unfortunately, John Cade and Dallas Winston are suffering from critical burns. John may also have a few fractured bones, due to the building collapsing. However, Ponyboy was not seriously injured at all. We interviewed Angel Simons and her mother Christina.
 "I was so scared in the church, I thought I was not going to make it out, but some boys actually came and saved us!" said Angel.
  "I'm just relieved my daughter is safe, but it's hard to believe those brave boys were wanted juvenile delinquents..." said Christina.
Police are still investigating on what really caused the fire. John Cade and Dallas Winston are currently being treated for their injuries at Birchwood Hospital.
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Tulsa Free Press
October 21, 1962

Dear Abby Advice Column

Sodapop, 17 --
  Dear Abby, I need help. My brothers argue constantly and I'm always being put in the middle of their arguement. Sometimes the arguement gets physical. This is happening to often, and its drivin' me crazy! What can I do to get them to stop?
 -- Dear Sodapop, I've met many people who needed advice in these kinds of situations. You should get to understand why they argue and try getting them to stop by talking to them. Talk to them either individually, or together at the same time. Be sure to tell them how it is hurting you, and why you don't like it. Try to stay positive, and try to not accuse them, it might make it worse. This is the best solution that I can give you right now, good luck!

Colin, 36 --
  Dear Abby, it is almost my wife's birthday, and I do not know what kind of gift to get for her. She has been workin' real hard, and I want something that will cheer her up, and put a big smile on her face. I know that she really likes dresses, but can you help me pick out the perfect dress for her?
 -- Dear Colin, you are very nice, and I think your wife will appreciate anything that you give her, but I will help you pick out the perfect gift. Pick a dress that will match her other clothes, or a dress that is the color of her favourite color. She may also like a mood ring. A mood ring is a ring that comes in a variety of colours to show what mood you would be in. Happy birthday to your wife, and good luck with the gift!

Need advice? Submit yours to:

1132 Walnut St.
Tulsa, OK
61241

John, 16 --
  Dear Abby, my parents are abusive to me in both physical and verbal ways, and they don't give a darn about me! I don't have any other siblings, and I'm an only child. They don't even care if I've been away from home for days, or even weeks... They probably don't even notice when I leave the darn house! I don't know what to do, and I'm hoping that you can help me.

 -- Dear John, your parents seem to be the kind of parents that would rather get drunk then care about their child. You could possibly talk to them, and tell them how you really feel about them abusing you. If they continue to abuse you, you may report to the police and they could possibly make arrangements for adoption. Good luck John, and take care!
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WANTED

21-year old Buck Wild is wanted for several gas station robberies and a number of tire slashings. Buck is a Caucasian male and is around 5'5" - 5'9" tall. He has dark brown hair and green eyes. There is also a very noticeable "X" shaped scar on his face. He usually wears a black leather jacket with a white t-shirt underneath. This man is known to be dangerous because he usually carries a pocket knife with him. He is also known to be in a hoodlum gang called, "The Brumley Boys". If you happen to spot this man, please contact the police department at 842-6636 or simply dial 911. There will be an award of $150.00 handed out by Tiger-Express Gas Stations, to the person who reports this man in. 

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