Two Girls Drive For Carriage Trade In Central Park
Susanna Davy and Toni Rhoades become two of the park carriage drivers. Both interview horses and work for Fred Birkner, earning 50 percent of fares that run from five to seven dollars. Rhoades, 19, Barnard freshman, chats with horses. Davy, 20, English and farm raised, has driven seven months.
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New York
Susanna Davy
Toni Rhoades
Central Park
Miss Rhoades
Barnard College
Fred Birkner
Susanna
Alpenas Mayor Draws Name for Family Shopping Spree
In Alpena Michigan Mayor Walter Weinkauf drew the name of Marie Deno from 3000 entries for a contest. The Deno family of nine, including Eugene Skeets Deno The Alpena News editor, would win a five minute free shopping spree. The husband had reportedly urged the mayor to pick his own family.
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Alpena
Mich
Walter Weinkauf
Winkauf
Marie Deno
Deno
Tuberculosis Victims Return to Homes
In Detroit the Maybury branch of Detroit General Hospital reports most of the 20 nursery school TB cases have been discharged and sent home. Five remain in sanitorium care with four slated for release this week. Doctors say the children pose no danger to the community and will not need ongoing home confinement after release.
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Detroit
Maybury
Detroit General Hospital
John Romanik
Garden City
Romanik
Mid May Automotive Sales Show Mixed Signals Across Big Four
Detroit AP reports mid May 11–20 auto sales reach 242 407, about 50 000 above early May totals but roughly 3 000 behind last year’s comparable 10 days. GM Ford Chrysler and AMC beat the opening 10 days yet all four lag May 11–20 1965.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
May
Henry Ford II
Thompson elected chief executive of United Presbyterian Church
Kansas attorney William P. Thompson of Wichita won the church’s highest post as stated clerk, the first layman in the role since 1883, elected by 502 to 302 among 89 delegates with 410 needed. He previously served as moderator and succeeds Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake. The assembly endorsed dissent rights amid antiwar protests.
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Boston
Kansas
William P. Thompson
Wichita
United Presbyterian Church of the
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Blake
Thompson
General Assembly
John W. Meister
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hugh Miller
Dover
N.J
Graf
Southern Baptists Reelect Kansan to Union Posts
Mrs. J. R. Lobaugh of Kansas City Kansas was reelected secretary of the Southern Baptist Woman's Missionary Union. Mrs. Robert Fling of Cleburne Texas was reelected president as the group met with the Southern Baptist Convention. A Falkland Islands note says sheep outnumber people 300 to 1 in Britain's remote colony.
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Detroit
J. R. Lobaugh
Kansas City
Kan
Southern Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Robert Fling
Cleburne
Tex
Southern Baptist Convention
Falkland Islands
Britain
South Atlantic
Police Chief Demands Courtesy From Officers in Baltimore
Acting Police Commissioner George M. Gelston ordered officers to address the public with Mr Mrs or Miss and to avoid racial or ethnic references. He warned that any member who cannot comply should resign, stressing the department's dignity and professional status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
George M. Gelston
Gelston
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Rosle
R. L
Dick" Kidwell
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Southern Baptists
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Iran
Coffee Delicion
Shasta
Farmers Auto Insurance OF
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Jim Ellis
W. Main
Swift's
Cheezits
Stokely
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SUN
Steffen's
Steffen's Dairy Drive
Texas
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Vienna
Guy
Prem
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Tox Soc
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van Camp
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