Trio Convicted Of Assault On Teacher In Bronx Park
In Crotona Park, Bronx, three teens were found guilty of a baseball bat assault on a teacher who tried to shield his class of 35 during a robbery in March. A fourth teen was acquitted. Ralph Boone was cleared on all counts. Kenneth Swanson, 16, was sent to Bellevue Hospital for mental evaluation as sentencing set for July 11.
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New York
Kenneth Swanson
Bellevue Hospital
Bronx
William Lyman
Ralph Boone
Crotona Park
Arthur Santos
Beating of ministerial student and pupil leads to convictions
Santos a ministerial student is punched kicked and struck with a baseball bat while protecting charges. Swanson 17 and Richard Curtis 17 are convicted of assault robbery and grand larceny with possible 45 year sentences. Wayne Dowling 17 convicted of assault with up to five years. Alexander Bell noted for summers at Beinn Bhreagh Nova Scotia.
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Santos
Robert Perez
Swanson
Richard Curtis
Wayne Dowling
Milk's Place in the Diet by Margaret Ohlsen
The article explains milk's high nutritional value across forms from fresh to dried and heated milks. It notes digestion, portion size, and age-related stomach acid effects, advising those with intolerance to try evaporated or dried milk, soured milks, or yogurt and to seek a form they can enjoy.
Three Missing After Blast Rips 40 Foot Gash in Toronto Building
Three residents, two men and a woman, are listed as missing after an explosion created a 40 foot gash in a four story apartment building in Toronto's North End. Deputy Police Chief Joe Thurston said diggers found the blast source a boiler buried in basement debris with steel walls torn open.
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Toronto
North End
Joe Thurston
Chismoramye
Lutheran Evangelism Committee Meets at Dexter Sunday
The Zion Lutheran church evangelism committee joined 16 area congregations in Dexter for planning district wide evangelism events. Rev. O. A. Waech of St. Louis led the briefing with 130 attendees from 17 circuits while multiple chairmen met in sectional sessions.
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Lutheran Evangelism Committee
Dexter
Zion Lutheran Church
Qoet
O. A. Waech
St. Laws
Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod
Mr. Waech
R. G. Dohlermann
Paul Stepfian
Trinity
Des Moines
Allan Peck
Osceola
Visitation
Waldemar Keohilmeier
Anita
M. H. Brandt
Wiota
Donald Lutz
Creston
Charles Willrich
Waech
Iowa District
Willave
Pastor Dohrmann
Mario Meyer
Gerhart Koop
Richard Kanne
Don Tlasens
Lytha Ro Oty
Marietta Patrol Arrests Venezuelan Student for Weapons
A highway patrolman in Marietta Oklahoma arrested 21 year old Martin J Gutierros of Caracas Venezuela a University of Tulsa student after stopping him for speeding. Officers found a loaded .38 caliber pistol and a 30 50 rifle along with a belt with a badge. Gutierros reportedly said he was playing cowboy when dusk falls.
Chevrolet Leads as No 1 Auto Producer in Early 1958
Chevrolet reclaims the top spot in U S auto production and sales, outpacing Ford in the first quarter of 1958 with 305 452 Chevrolets sold to 238 092 Fords. Chevrolet’s market share stands around 27 percent while Ford holds about 21 percent, amid substantial styling changes and plans for a 1959 model year push.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press
Auto Editor
Detroit
Chevrolet
General Motors
Ford
Bridgewater Residents Share News and Visits in Community Notes
Mrs Mildred Hansen takes a week off from Greenfield hospital duties while Sgt and Mrs Jack Schmellinger visit her in Bridgewater. Local families including the Bernard Tompkins and Harrison Means attend a Marshalltown reunion. several residents relocate briefly, attend graduations, and travel between Bellevue, Stan ton, and Red Oak for events and work.
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Bridgewater
Mildred Hansen
Greenfiled
Jack Schmellinger
Bellevue
Nebo
G. B. Hansen
Bernard Tompkins
Maryville
Harrison
Rex Ruch
DeWitt
Marshalltown
Ball Baugh
Chkdren
Missouri
Herman Meyer
Ethel
Stanton
Neb
Tommy Knieps
Bridgewater High School
Jack Fletcher
Fletcher
Dave Strickland
Janice Bochart
State Savings Bank
Fontanelle
Virgil Sackett
Bessie Kusesel
San Francisco
Cali
Ida Sackett
Kent McDermott
Fred Prichard
Mornick
Lawrence Birchard
George Buckner
Ronda McCall
Lola Rausch
Ju Lee
Red Oak
Buckner
Local Families Visit, Alumni Banquet Highlight Sterling Trip
Mrs Alice Carlson visits daughter Mrs Cistle Nelson and Roy Garside family in Sterling Colorado. Fred Prichard attends alumni banquet at Hornick. Dennis Bloom from Chicago visits sisters in town. Lawrence Weber graduates from Creighton University with law degree. Phi Alpha Delta member.
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Alice Carlson
Cistle Nelson
Sterling, Colo
Roy Garside
Fred Prichard
Hornick
Helen Prichard
Fannie Johnson
Jean Bauer
Orient
Dennis Bloom
Chicago
Tom Johnson
Les Lilly
Nickey
Dennis Connor
Pat Connor
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kenneth Hughes
Des Moines
Mildred Connor Scott
Daryl Scotts
Lester Taddicken
Denver
Colo
Charley Bagshaw
Albert Henkels
Loyal Eddy
Milwaukee
Wis
Eugene Eddy
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn. Were Guests Last Week of the Ervin Folimans
Won Graham
Oil City
Verne Herrick
Harry Black
Phoeniy
Ariz
Don Campbell
Wayne Davis
Lawrence Vorrath
Ernest Golly
Churchop of Christ
Edna Daniels
Boulder
Cole
Longmont
Roy
Wilma Heimphull
Severs
Mroo
Wilhelm Keifer
Karlsruhe
Germany
Ned Pilling
Lawrence Weber
Creighton University
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
F. N. Weber
Mary Weber
Kendalville
Ind
Mary Clair Weber
Jack Diver
Omaha
Walnut WADMUE DT Attends State WY Teen Conference
Gibson and Cathleen Stevers travel Saturday to Pella for the state WY Teen conference. The event, held in June, lists Mrs J J Gibson as chairperson and Everet and Mrs as Cathleen’s parents.
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Pella
State View
Phonnine Bosord
J. J. Gibson
Cathleen
Everet
Iowan Nominated to Toastmasters International Post
Dr. Walter Steigelman professor of journalism at State University of Iowa receives a nomination as a director of Toastmasters International after a Iowa Minnesota delegates meeting of about 300 Toastmasters.
Oakland approves bond for pool in special election
Oakland voters approved a $50,009 swimming pool bond by a margin of votes in a turnout of 687. The proposal had been defeated in three prior special elections over the last two years.
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Oakland
Tabernacle Men Face Trial For Disorderly Conduct
Mount Clemens Michigan three Tabernacle men including Rev David Norcross 30 Bethany Tabernacle Assembly of God and evangelists James W Weaver 22 Roy L Weaver 25 are ordered to stand trial after neighbors accused excessive cymbal noise and horn blowing during services.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Tabernacle
David Norcross
Bethany Tabernacle Assembly of God
James W. Weaver
Roy L. Weaver
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