Community notes from Marion and area events
Local readers are updated on church and civic happenings. The Rev Frederick McKee and family returned from Philadelphia after attending the Baptist convention and dedicating the new headquarters at Valley Forge. The event included Mrs Blanche Bowersox of Rochester and Mrs McKee, plus Lt Block’s family. Nearby, YMCA schedule details for Marion hours include girls and boys gym classes and estate tax savings topics. Also listed are a Gold Star Mothers tea, Teen-Kan-Teen activities, a campus queen crowning at Hannibal La Grange College, a Spring festival by the Marion Women’s Club, a Masonic lodge meeting, and announcements for new arrivals night group and record shop promos.
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Frederick
William A. McKee
Block
Jesse Crawford Lives, Visits Rhode Island Bank
In Providence on Thursday, organist Jesse T. Crawford walked into the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. office to state his reason for visiting was to make a notable statement. Authorities and witnesses noted the encounter as unusual but nonthreatening.
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Cumberland
Jesse T. Crawford
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co
Providence
Man Claims He Is Not Jesse Crawford Organist Impostor
Cumberland man in his early 80s confesses he is not Jesse Crawford, NBC organist famed as The Poet of the Organ who died at 66. The case centers on a trust fund left to Brown University for a scholar ship and a quest for a share of planters’ sums.
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Jesse
NBC
Cumberland Man
Parker
Edison
Brown University
Providence
National Broadcasting Co
California
Cumberland
Meteor
Oxmantown
Princess Margaret's Hus
J Court
Tor
Amey ‘Fopgitt
Warrant Issued for Tony's Half Brother
London AP reports a warrant issued for the arrest of Tony's half brother, a high profile figure tied to ongoing legal proceedings. The development follows prior indictments and adds pressure on associated parties as authorities pursue extradition and formal charges.
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Tony
London
Carpenter Film Usable for Engineering Study
Eastman Kodak reports water damaged footage of Malcolm Scott Carpenter’s May 24 orbital flight yields usable prints for engineering evaluations though not publishable study. The film, shot inside the capsule, was water-damaged in the Atlantic before recovery.
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Rochester
N.Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Kodak
Carpenter
Atlantic
Owl in Glendale Chimney Becomes Pet Oswald
Firefighters freed an owl stuck in a Glendale chimney for ten days. Dale Morgan, a fireman, named the bird Oswald the Owl and brought it home as a pet, though the owl showed no interest.
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Glendale
Ariz
Carl Short
Dale Morgan
Oswald the
Oswald
U A R Receives $20 Million U S Loan Aid
An agreement signed in Cairo allocates a $20 million U S loan to the United Arab Republic to import designated American commodities. The loan will be repayable over seven years at 24 percent interest. United Nations reports Lebanon pledges to purchase $8,000 of the $200 million U N emergency bond issue.
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U.S
Tnsted
Ministry of Economy
United Nations
UPI
Lebanon
U.N
Jacoby on Bridge Advises Think First in Hearts Trap
The column recounts a bridge hand where South misplayed the ace of hearts and a deuce, facing a clever defense by East. North’s dummy holds the ace of spades and hearts are unsettled. South’s initial heart ace was correct but the deuce cost the hand. a queen drop and different trump and diamond plays could have beaten the contract.
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Dummy
Brick One
East
South
South B
Id South
Decaying facilities and student hoodlums investigated
Fragments report a Friday pm probe at KCRG TY S’¢ target The Cor Corrupters involving deteriorating facilities and disruptive students amid a campus incident.
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Kcrg-Tys
Summer Recess For Arms Talks Inched Into July
The Western Powers and the Soviet Union agreed to a neutralist summer recess of the disarmament talks. The 17-nation conference will pause in mid June and reconvene on Monday July 16 after initially opening March 14. Delegates from eight nonaligned nations pressed for the break, with both sides noting the input of other delegations.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles Stelle
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
Valerian Zorin
Cadet John Fagan Tops West Point 1962 Class Merit List
Cadet John Fagan aged 21 from Northampton Massachusetts named the No 1 man in General Order of Merit for the U S Military Academy 1962 graduating class at West Point. He led the list ahead of his peers with high academic and military performance.
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West Point
N.Y
John Fagan
Northampton
Mass
U.S. Military Academy
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