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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

12

Ann Reifel fund supports trip to International Olympic Games

The Altrusa Club of Anderson votes 3100 toward the goal of 1800 needed to send fifteen year old Ann Reifel to the International Olympic Games in Igrade Yugoslavia. A total 1419 has already been raised. gifts to post office box 469 fund her journey as she overcomes obstacles and represents Anderson and Madison County with dedication.

Ann Reifel Altrusa Club Anderson Ann Yugoslavia Berkeley Madison County

Man seeks new counsel after attorney arrest on narcotics charge

In Denver a 30-year-old man in United States District Court faced a delay when his attorney was suddenly arrested on narcotics violations. The defendant secured a one-week postponement to obtain a new attorney.

Birds OF A Feather Denver United States District Court

Jumbo career ends at Broadmoor Hotel after 48 years

Joseph Francis Flynn known as Jumbo to longtime Broadmoor patrons retires from his role as maitre d hotel after a 48 year tenure at the Colorado Springs luxury resort. A veteran of the service staff, Flynn became a local figure associated with the hotel’s dining culture and hospitality legacy.

Colorado Springs Colo Joseph Francis Flynn Broadmoor

Points for Parents about Lost Rake Warnings

A father asks where a rake went after yard work at the Smiths. The son recalls leaving it there and a Mrs. Smith saying the rake there is theirs. The piece offers precautionary reminders to families to prevent or recover wandering yard tools.

Smiths

DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE AND CROSSWORD PUZZLE BRIEFS

A mixed page fragment lists a daily crossword with numerous clues across and down, a cryptogram quote puzzle, and dating cues. The cryptogram sample uses a substitution cipher with a line from Robert Frost as yesterday’s quote.

Robert Frost

Winning Bridge Quiz: Trump Play and Plan

Howard Schenken and Richard L. Frey present a two deck bridge problem set. West should win the club opening with king or ace and lead a low trump away from the queen. If North shows a high honor, dummy dumps a heart on the spade ace and a trump is led through South.

West North Declarer South Five Diamonds Deuce

Readers Courtroom: Bank Liable for Withdrawn Back Rent

In a curious case Winifred paid Elsie with funds from Elsie’s own bank account after taking the passbook by mistake. The judge notes the bank should have verified the withdrawal signature and questions bank liability while noting depositor protections vary by state. The article also notes an estimate of about 540 Stradivarius violins exist today.

Winifred Elsie

Haircuts Hours And Parking At North End

Haircuts offered with weekday hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice also mentions off street parking and specifies the location as North End.

North End

Beatrice Lillie and Max Asnas Glimpsed in City Tales

Comedy great Beatrice Lillie once offered a lift to an actor she loathed near the New Jersey Turnpike and George Washington Bridge. Max Asnas, founder of Stage Door Delicatessen, earned fame for wit and fine food, igniting anecdotes of mustard bowls and corned beef clashes.

Beatrice Lillie New Jersey Turnpike Max Asnas Seventh Avenue Fred Allen Asnas

Is This Your Problem Drums Noise Complaint

A reader reports a neighbor's son banging drums daily, causing distress. Dr Joyce Brothers explains the drift, legality, and health risks of noise, advises possible remedies, and suggests earplugs or moving.

Court bars private club segregation nationwide

The Supreme Court rules privately run public accommodations cannot segregate by race while admitting only whites for a fee. Lake Nixon near Little Rock is deemed a business, not a private club, and thus covered. The decision comes with two other civil rights rulings expanding school integration, striking down literacy tests, and allowing servicemen crimes off duty to be tried in civil courts.

DR. Brothers Washington Supreme Court Lake Nixon Club Little Rock Ark William J. Brennan Jr Lake Nixon High Court Hugo L. Black Montgomery Gaston County N.C

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