Good morning to you. Im richard lui. A search is on for nearly 300 people, many are teenagers still unaccounted for, from a ferry that sank off the south korean coast just over 24 hours ago. The death toll rose again. Now to at least nine dead. Among the 179 people rescued is this 6yearold girl. She was separated from her family as the ferry sank. Her parents and brother are still missing. Nbcs francis coe has more. Reporter an agonizing wait stretched into a second day. Relatives of those on board the capsized ferry hud nld the city of jindo. They grew frustrate by each passing moment. Some hired their own boat to go to the site while openly questioning why the coast guard couldnt do more to find their loved ones. Most of the passengers were High School Student oz on a field trip to a Resort Island in the south. Meantime, the company which operated the ferry offered an apology to families and promised to do their best to not use more lives. The words provided little comfort to familie
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BRYAN COUNTY HISTORY: Geraldine Arnold, Oklahoma s young heroine
By Mary Maurer
Bryan County Genealogy Library
On July 22, 1933 Charles F. Urschel, 40, was enjoying a friendly card game with Walter Jarrett, when two men entered his Oklahoma City mansion and kidnapped them. Walter was released about an hour later, but Charles was held for nine days. At the time, Urschel was worth about $40,000,000 and was reputed to be “the richest man ever kidnapped.” His wife paid $200,000 for his return. With the information he provided, a search began for his kidnappers.
In August, Luther Arnold, also 40, left his home near Ardmore, and with his wife and young daughter hitchhiked to Texas to seek whatever employment he could find. Luther, a member of a prominent Caddo family, had left his hometown a few years earlier, moving first to Wichita Falls and then back to Oklahoma. The depression forced him to take desperate measures to support his family.