Sidewalk Bazaar and town notices crowd August issue
Readable items include a big sidewalk bazaar ad with dates August 14 15 in the Chamber of Commerce listing balloons clowns and booths plus various local ads for Woolworths anniversary sales and a storewide clearance. The Journal invites display ad material by August 4 for the August 13 paper.
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Journal
Erie Vaid
Tydystriil Park
Wrixteen
Buliling
Tangnitter
Loewe Buesworthy
Bere Welden
Chamber of Commerce
Chanel
Muehwer
Mortan'’s Children's Shop
Chicago Mayor Involved in City Hall Parking Incident
A chaotic scene near City Hall ends with a disruption as local writer Muller causes a commotion in front of the mayor's car. Police and bystanders recall a tense moment with unclear motives and multiple witnesses.
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Chicago
Jack Myles
Fee
Leon
Haley Lune
CBS TV chief Cowan predicts renewed drive in programming
CBS TV president Cowan says network aims to boost creativity with stronger daytime and afternoon fare. He highlights upcoming shows Conquest and 20th Century, Captain Kangaroo sponsorship, and a new weekly The Zone debuting Oct 2 along with biweekly specials.
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New York
Tails G /Cowan
Cbs—Tv
Fox
Bie
CBE
Tediun
Cawan Bays
CBBTV
Canali Ot
Ealition
Vila
Conkeaverstat
Cowan
Firstyate
Faubus Stays Firm as Integration Debate Persists
The Arkansas governor rejects school board plans tied to integration while discussing students and attendance as the Little Rock District readies for a push toward desegregation. Officials debate timelines and strategies to reopen schools with resistance from white保 voters and local leaders.
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Lite Rock School Board
Tia
Oryal Byauhus
Fae
Phins
Dexearens
Seurewit Minit Board
Rycrett Theker
Paulie
Uitepration
Bosurel
Newnes
Ube Tamu
Merny
Jbl
Nero
Maine
Court Orders Wage Payment in Labor Department Case
The Wage and Hour Division of the Labor Department ordered a firm to pay back wages and penalties after an investigation found workers were underpaid. The ruling cites specific amounts and dates, and directs full compliance by the company to rectify the wage discrepancies.
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Benth
Watson
Investi
Hone Divisen
Senate Moves to End TV News Blackout for Campaigns
The Senate approved a bill to exempt news shows from the equal time requirement for presidential campaign advertising. The measure preserves certain discussions and interviews but would loosen coverage rules for political broadcasts, awaiting House action.
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Washington
Senate
Yule Vole Tuesay
Tutt
Federal Commiénsiens Commission
Hales
NBC
CBS
Wik
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges List
At seven a.m. today the hospital reports admissions including Mrs. Quinn Johnston Mrs. Howard L Blakeslee Mrs. Merle Page Mrs. P David Kafferini Mrs. Jennie Willis Frank R Hajec Mrs John H Shira and Mrs Lorraine Pitt Discharges include Mrs Lorraine Pitt and Harry W Jewell Transferred cases include Mrs R Leonard Swanson and daughter Donna Nellene to Vets Hospital and Edward W Stone Spartansburg .
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Quinn Johnston
North Center Street
Howard L. Blakeslee
Liberty Street
Merle Page
Columbus
P. David Kafferini
North First Avenue
Jennie Willis
East South Street
Frank R. Hajec
Concord Street
John H. Shira
West Main Street
Lorraine Pitt
East Mal Street
Harry W. Jewell
Vets Hospital
Erle
R. Leonard Swanson
Donna Nellene
Area Hospitals Union City addresses list
A roster of residents with addresses in Union City and nearby towns includes William Caflisch 65 East High Street Oscar Huff R D 2 Center ville Greta Hughes 30 Warden Street Union City Lots Kirsk R D 1 Union City Joan Pieper R D 3 Edinboro Bruce Johnson R D 2 Union City Hartiet Hailwood R D 3 Union City.
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Union City
William Caflisch
East High Street
Oscar Huff
Center
Coast Guard Tows Derelict Ample Ill Off California
A Coast Guard cutter towed the 50 foot Seattle fishing boat Ample Ill found adrift with no one aboard. The vessel was circling in rough seas west of Monterey when discovered. The master listed is A G Grasdahl of Seattle and crewman Fren Ander.
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Coast Guard
San Francisco
Seattle
Admired Con Man Peters Dies After Bogus Check Career
Frederick Emerson Peters, 73, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in New Haven Conn. He spent a life posing as officials or celebrities to pass worthless checks rarely over $50, and used names like Roosevelt and Pinchot. His schemes spanned the country and he served time in federal and state prisons. Born in West Salem Ohio.
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New Haven
Conn
Peters
PBS
Franklin Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt? Jr
Philip Wyle
Rochester
N.Y
West Salem
Ohio
Split Ballot In Hawaii (Continued from Page One)
The piece notes campaigns featuring World War II era veterans and local leaders. Silva, a dentist and director of public institutions, faces Republican opponent Fong, a Hawaii native and self-made millionaire. Democratic rival Fast, born in Connecticut, won the primary upset. Long, a longtime Hawaii legislator and former governor, runs against Tsukiyama, a veteran lawmaker of Japanese ancestry. Burns, Quinn, and other figures are cited in state political contests.
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Hawaiii
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Fong
Hawaii
Fast
Territorial
Democrat Long
Tsukiyama
Burns
Congress
Quinn
Eisenhower
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