Police Shoot At Fellow Cops In Ambulance
In Houston on South Main Street an ambulance pursuing a violent patient was approached by police. Officers fired four times as the vehicle ignored a roadblock, the ambulance continuing to hospital with attendants restrained and two officers accompanying the patient.
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Houston
Tex
South Maini Street
Pole Iater
Walter Coy
CIV
Sulla
Veterine Administration Hospital
South Main Street
Policuneny Tardie
Corry
Titusville
GOP Chairman Cites Gains in Special Registrations
GOP chairman Fred Lumberton reports 10 of 11 special registrations completed this year, claiming improved organization and results. Wins include WaWvford with seven Republicans to zero Democrats, North East 59 to 33, Springfield 65 to 30 with one Independent, and Peary School the lone Democratic win with 24 Republicans to 76 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambe
Peary School
Congress to Take Six-Week Recess Proposed by Smathers
Sen George Smathers proposes a six week recess starting next Friday to allow Congress to be at home with constituents amid unfinished business including labor legislation the vetoed water bill and Chicago diversion bill. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B Johnson says Congress should stay on the job to pass civil rights legislation, while Sen Jacob K Javits suggests inviting Khrushchev to witness a civil rights debate.
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George Smathers
D-Fla
Congress
Smathers
Lynd Ion B. Johnson
Tex
Eisenhower
Nikita Khvishchev
Soa Ie
Siberia
Alan Ladd’s Son Weds in Hollywood Church Ceremony
Alan Ladd’s son wed yesterday in a Hollywood church ceremony. The couple met at the University of California forum and are honeymooning today with the former Patricia and Beazley. Laura Laid is an actor’s agent.
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Alan Ladd
Hollywood
Setor
Patricia and
Beazley
University of Califorum
Aetor
Appeasement and War Crises Across Europe Then and Now
The article recalls the Munich agreement of 1938 yielding border areas to Germany and the collapse of Czechoslovakia into a German sphere. It notes Chamberlain and Daladier seeking to appease Hitler, Benes resigning, and Prague facing destruction threats. It mentions Soviet neutrality pacts and rising tensions with Poland as war loomed. It also briefly covers a Titusville parade and a Kane store window accident involving a youth.
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Hitler
Britain
France
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Germany
Mussnlini
Munich
Edouard Benes
Benes
Chamberlain
Poland
Marc
Emil Hach
Berlin
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Wis
Une
Hitler Purge Touches Off War and France Falls Short
An OCR fragment chronicles early war steps with Hitler pressuring Austria, Sudetenland issues, and French non intervention. It notes Hiller's forces entering the Rhineland, France mobilizing yet not acting, and Austrian chancellor Schuschnigg resigning under Nazi pressure before the Anschluss.
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Hitler
France
Britain
Marek Hiller
Rhineland
Briain
Staley Baldwin
Prunes
Hiller
Everts
Kuri von Schusetnize
Schuschning
Austria
Reich
Bernty Schuschnig
Vienna
Oklahoma farm laborer bitten by water moccasin while fishing
A 21-year-old farm laborer, Jesse Crippen, was bitten on the leg by a water moccasin while fishing on a farm pond near Owasso, Oklahoma. He ran to relatives for help and was admitted in good condition to a Tulsa hospital.
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Owasso
Okla
Jesse Crippen
Tulsa
Detroit Boys Take 'Little Ride' to Chicago
Two 10 year old boys climbed into a parked mail van near Detroit and rode about 300 miles to Chicago. The boys, Walter Thomas and Franklin Dennis, said they began to worry as the ride stretched on. They banged and yelled, finally attracting the driver’s attention when the van stopped at a Chicago post office and the driver heard their cries.
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Detroit
Chicago
Walter ‘Thomas
Franklin Dennis
Youth Bureau
Gas Tax Hike Proposal in Pennsylvania Drives Debate
Gov Lawrence supports raising the gasoline tax to six cents to preserve federal aid for highway projects beyond the interstate program. The House approved the plan, with Senate Finance Committee reviewing. Ellwood City Representative Fox argues existing taxes cover federal matching funds, while boosters warn of higher highway costs of around 4.5 million dollars annually.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
House
Senate Finance Committee
ABC
Ellwood City
Donald W Fox
Lawrence County
Republican
Fox
Tractor pioneer Roebling dies after long illness
Donald Roebling 50 of Clearwater Florida died Saturday after a long illness. He was an inventor associated with amphibian tractors and a member of the prominent Roebling family of New Jersey. He was the grandson of Col. Washington Roebling builder of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Boston
Donald Roebling
Clearwater
New Jersey
Col. Washington Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Oklahoma Ends Prohibition Era With Legal Liquor Start
Oklahoma moves off prohibition as legal liquor sales begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday, with about 500 package stores opening after repeal on November 16, 1907. Governor Edmondson heralds a temperance era while officials rush to complete licensing amid slow tax stamp deliveries. Private clubs may operate, bootleggers trim doors, and prices may rise due to a $240 per jallon tax.
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Uslanuma City
Sone
Hain Lever
Deadeye Deputy Bags Second Bear in Tracked Chase
Deputy Joe Kastler of Seattle’s Depot District killed a large bear in Clark Park after tracking it for hours. He fired a long-range shot to drop the animal and followed with a precise head shot, ending the pursuit in the pasture.
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Deadeye
Rae Bhy
Joe Kastler
Seattle
North End
Yesterdy
Kastler
Carkerk Park
Tho Bay
Bite
First U S Manned Ship Due In Erie
The Crescent Lines vessel Sag Harbor will arrive in Erie Thursday as the first ocean going ship to enter Erie Harbor with an American flag and crew. It will take 10 Bucyrus power bays to Traq and Blaw-Knox Pittsburgh products overseas, while the British SSienbord is expected today or tomorrow to load lumber from Fischer and Youle for Dublin. The Sag Harbor marks the port’s first shipment of its kind to Erie. the Stonebord will unload 300 barrels of petroleum to the Perussy-Wattia Refining Co for shipment to Manehryter and Liverpeal. England has stated.
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Sig Harbor
Crescent Lines
Erie
Erie Harbor
Calvin E. Dingler
Sag Harbor
Bucyrus Power
Traq
Blaw-Knox
Pittsburgh
Dingler
Fischer
Youle
Titusville
Dublin
Lowe Erie
PerussyWattia Refining Co
Butwer
England
Crack Down On Teen-Age Gangs In Hell's Kitchen Turmoil
A Newark era description details violence near Hell's Kitchen with youths in run down tenements. Victims include Ewald Riemers in fair condition after a stab wound. Harold Loken suffered minor injuries from a blunt attack. an unnamed orphan was struck with an umbrella. an assailant was punished in the face. The piece notes tense relations between local groups and residents.
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Hell's Kitchen
Taltuns
Oters
Puorty Rivan
Ewald Riemers
Mbdor
Harold Loken
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Beneficial Consumer Discovunt Co
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James Stewart
Remick Ben Gazzara
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Eve Arden
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Corry's Smart Women's Shop
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