Death of the Wheel-5 Tragedy and Drunken Driving Downfall
A drunk sedan driver on a western Colorado highway loses control on a bridge, sinks after crashing into the Colorado River, and his three-year-old son dies in the crash. The piece analyzes highway deaths, drunk driving, and proposed safety measures with expert commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Funk
Associated Press
Colorado
Colorado River
Truman
Highway Safety Conference
Chicago's College Inn To Reopen In The Fall
Chicago's College Inn will reopen this fall after a protest shutdown last July 5. Ernest Byfield president of the Hotel Sherman said plans include a bigger venue and possibly dining without cabaret tax, despite nationwide protests and tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
College Inn
Ernest Byfield
Sherman
Byfield
New College Inn
Lovers Reminisce At College Inn Bonded By Old Hand Holding
A fragment recalls a young and old couple who shared a quiet moment at the College Inn. The lovers remembered their past hand holding as they paused to reminisce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
College Inn
Housewife Fleeing Pranks Faces Daily Bedlam in Cleveland
Mrs. Betty Kersten describes a week of chaos caused by a practical joker who filled her Cleveland home with cleaners, repairmen, mechanics, and deliveries from Monday through Thursday. A police rental ad spurred the finale as a storage van moved her furniture at 6 am Thursday, prompting her to flee with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Betty Kersten
Mrs. Kersten
Times Square
Judge Crater Fate Mystery Endures Since 1930 Disappearance
New York report recalls the 1930 disappearance of Joseph Force Crater, a 41 year old New York Supreme Court judge. Despite a major police hunt and widespread speculation about murder, kidnapping, or voluntary disappearance, no trace of Crater or the taxi driver was found. The case remains one of the era’s most perplexing missing persons mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New York Supreme Court
Manhattan
Joseph Force Crater
Police Department
Crater
Supreme Court
Joseph Mara
Grand Jury
West 45Th Street
Missing Persons Bureau
Enrollment at ISU second summer session totals 2941
Enrollment at Iowa State College second summer session reaches 2941 students Of these 1984 are enrolled under the G I Bill of Rights program.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Notice of Incorporation for Bob Smythe Sign Company
Notice states Bob Smythe Sign Company formed under 491 of the 1946 Code, to operate painting manufacturing and repair of signs including neon, with authorized capital stock of 25 000 shares, existence from June 10 1948 for twenty years, to be governed by a board of 1 to 5 directors elected by stockholders, officers elected by directors, officers may be non stockholders, details of capital and defaults included.
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Bob Smythe Sign Company
Haa Ma
Boy Gorpornie
Incorporapoe Mere Fe Glen Company
and Tea Grincina Seit Ee
Godar Haida
Aokeen By and Co Cooperetion
Co Hays
Pebruery
Aay
Nore
Directors Named for Cedar Rapids Corporation In Need
The document lists Cedar Rapids officers for a private property holding company. Robert Smythe serves as President and Director, Hazel Smythe as Vice President and Director, James Lundstron as Treasurer, and an unnamed Secretary and Director. The filing notes exemption from corporate debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celion Ete
Robert ©, Smythe
Hazel M. Smythe
Ie Jurer
Fe Treas
James E. Lundstron
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert C. Amnythe
Avsident
Tivars
Maurice K. Nathanson
Ee Ly
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Death of the Wheel
America
American Medical Association
Jay Walkers
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Frank M. Andrews
Chicago’s College Inn
Avene
Conenient Payments
Yarmeea
Pam
Craemer
KCRG
Craemer's
Judge Crater
South Amerca
Canada
Stella
Hus
Band
Debutante
Judy Bond
Ravel
Newport
Wilson Avenue
Louis Marcus
Vern Thompson
Dixie Lea Hendrickson
William Jess
St. SW
Jess
Dixie Lee
Dairles
Crawford Marvellift
J. F. Anderson Lumber
7Th Ave
Marion
Iows
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