Orange mayoral race and police chief resignation turmoil
Chief Al Keane quit amid civil rights charges tied to beating a Negro prisoner during a Louisiana highway incident. Mayor Joe Reynolds Jr backed Keane. Sid Canlavet led in votes with Standfield also under pressure to resign. Incident details and local politics unfold as community debates department conduct. In a separate note, Howard Kanous, a Buick grease worker, was splattered with grease from a malfunctioning gun, needing a newsprint insulated ride home.
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al £ Keane
Joe Reynolds Jr
Keown
Tak
Sid J. Canlavet
Henry Standfield
Standfield
Louisiane
Priceless French Art Auction Shocks Louvre Directors
Paris authorities report that major French art treasures from Fragonard to Daumier will be auctioned in the Charpen-Tier Galleries. On day one, about 1.5 million dollars worth of pieces go under the hammer as Cognaca-Jay’s will, altered before his 1931 death, keeps the collection from the Louvre. Despite Louvre attendance, officials expect only a fraction of the collection to remain with public museums.
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PARIS
Fragonard
Bouchet
le Nein
Louvre
Teniers
Wrove
Vasscuciuay
Charpen-Tier
Gabriel Cognaca-Jay
Hig
National Museums Council
Cognacy-Jay
Aok
Renoir
Manet
Judge Finds 10 Klansmen Guilty in Flogging Case
Federal Judge Don Gilliam found 10 of 11 former Ku Klux Klansmen guilty of kidnapping and conspiracy for the October 16 flogging of a white couple near the state line. George Miller was acquitted on two counts after testifying he joined by mistake. The verdicts cover seizing Dorothy Martin and Ben Grainger and transporting them to South Carolina where they were flogged.
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Wilmington
N. C
Don Gilliam
Gilliam
George Miller
Miller
L. Brooks
Bobby Brooks
Fair Bluff
Horace Strickland
Cerro Gordo
N.C
Ross Bazor
L. C. Worley
James Robert Hayes
Pittman Boyd Strickland
Sherwood Miller
Carl Richardson
Steve Edmunds
Fair Bluf
Young Miller
Dorothy Martin
Brunette
Ben Grainger
Fair
Bluff
State Line
South Caroline
Death List Terror Strikes Orgosolo Sardinia Town
In Orgosolo Sardinia a death list posted on a church wall names 35 locals labeled spy or traitor. Thirteen of the 25 slain are now confirmed dead as fear grips a town of 3,000 where the terror began in April 1950. Police remain baffled by the killings.
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Sardinia
Orgosolo
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Flint
Mich
Howard Kanous
Buick
Kanous
Home Lumber Company
Terminix
LACE
Mylon
Texas Avenue
Mister Breger
By Dave Breger
Dave
Harry
Seccl
Giovanni
Battista
Ajandra
Av Ferguson Motors
Texas
Roy Rogers
ROY Rogers Rider's Club
Dare Evans
Folger's Coffee
Hunt
Miracle
Proctor & Gamble
Glenn's
Libby
Vie
BRU
Crisco
Crown Brand
Wisconsi
Pound
He Libby
Skinner
Clorox
Niagara
Sportsmen
Jim Bond
Bond Insurance Agency
S. Main
Market ST
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