More Men Than Women Leave Things in Hotel Room
A fragment from HAL BOYLE surveys curious facts from history and everyday life. It notes a Hotel Edison survey finding more men than women leave items in hotel rooms, asks if hairpins were included, and shares varied anecdotes about boxing, weights, and cultural phrases.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Joe Louis
Young Stribling
Sam Langford
Boston
Baltimore
Edison
Manhattan
Erie and Vicinity Social News and Local Events
Erie area notes report Hi Lo Club hosts with Mrs. Louie R Rogers and guests as well as Tally Club gathering with Mr and Mrs William Hill. Local funeral, new milk sanitarian appointment, travel visits, and a seagull collision note conclude the brief.
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Louie R. Rogers
Mmes
Howard Schultze
Don E. Wells
Glen Dietz
Neal Trumbull
Schultze
Keith Richey
Marion Richey
William S. Hill
Tally Club
A. F. Redmond
Bridge
Lester Shepard
Sidney Linscott
Bethel
Bethel Church
Begin May By Suing Martha Raye
Westport Connecticut actress Martha Raye faced a $50 000 love suit from Mrs Roberta O Shea wife of a 27 year old Westport police officer who accuses Raye of stealing her husband Raye said she had four bodyguards to protect her life and that her husband dancer Edward Begley has sought a divorce Raye noted she will be in Brooklyn May 11 and denied pursuing new romance or marriage plans The Washington Monument weighs 81120 tons.
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Westport
Conn
Comedienne
Martha Raye
Shirley Woolf
Robert O'Shea
Miss Raye
New York
Brooklyn
Begley
Sam
Bishop Lichtenberger Says Segregation Is Wrong
Bishop Arthur C. Lichtenberger of the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri told the 117th annual convention that segregation is unjust wrong and unnecessary and that Christians faith in God the Father who created all men is tested by the era.
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ST. Louis
Arthur C. Lichtenberger
Episcopal Diocese of
Missouri
God
Humboldt Piano Recital and Youth Fellowship Meeting
Mrs Roy Mason presented pupils in a spring piano recital at the Presbyterian church on Sunday afternoon featuring both two piano and eight hands numbers. Assisting were Darlene Carpenter Delores Perez Todd Cannon and other advanced pupils. Mrs Gene Miller and Janice Miller led the receiving line. The Humboldt Methodist Youth Fellowship hosted La Harpe youth for worship and India study led by Mrs Sheldon daughter of missionary to India. Mr Sheldon a Baker University student served the La Harpe church interim. Rev Gene Taylor returned from Ottawa after a summer camp leadership course. Eva OConner Mrs Angel Nickey and Mrs C N Wilkerson cooked for the planning conferences.
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Roy Mason
Presbyterian Church
Mason
Darlene Carpenter
Delores Perez
Todd Cannon
Gene Miller
Janice Miller
la Harpe Methodist Youth Fellowship
Humboldt Methodist Youth Fellowship
Humboldt
Sheldon
la Harpe
MYF
India
WSCS
Ebright
Baker University
Gene Taylor
Ottawa
Meers Park
Taylor
Eva O'Conner
Angel Nickey
C. N. Wilkerson
Black Market Tickets Probed in New York
New York City investigation commissioner says reports of a Broadway ticket black market are under review. Charles H. Tenney cited rumors that scalpers are charging up to seventy five dollars for My Fair Lady, far above the top box office price of seven dollars fifty cents.
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New York
Charles H. Tenney
Kansas City school bond issue passes in light vote
Kansas City votes to approve a 27 million dollar bond issue for public school and library buildings by a 4 to 1 margin in an unusually light turnout. The report notes Japan has 88 million people and 15 million acres of arable land, and New York City harbor handles about 30 million tons of cargo annually.
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Kansas City
Japan
New York City
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Henry Harmon Tygart
Ilka Chase
America
Khrushchev
Bulganin
England
Alexander I
Arnold Bennett
Erie & Vicinity
Everett McGowen
Lee McGowen
Ernest Griggs
Marion Edwards
Cecil Edwards
Moran
Clarence McKelvey
Earlton
Ella McKelvey
Earl C. Robinson
el Dorado
Erie
City Hall
Kirby Snodgrass
Susan
Cedar Rapids
Frank Frambes
L. R. Rogers
Ralph Heaton
Chanute
Don Lawrence
Emporia
Claude Cauble
Fredonia
Redmond
Raymond Moses
Ray Moses
Kansas University Medical Center
Washington Monument
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
Limerick
Gene Christian
Mar
Aers
Curaties Dbaers Py
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Fosdick
Smilin
Jack
Buz Sawyer
Ginger
Orphan Annie
MR. Glut
John
Blondie
Henry
Skeezix
Mary Worth
Skye
Lil Abner
Hospital Guild
Louella Sterling
Marty
St Joseph Aspirin
el Lough
Cians
Kansas
Home Appliance CO
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