High Grass Blamed for Two Local Accidents
Blame for two accidents yesterday was placed on high grass that blocked drivers’ views at Fifth and East streets and at York and Duane streets. At 10 am Mrs Margaret Walton headed west on Duffine and was hit by Richard Mitchell traveling south on Yorks. Walton’s car rear end damage estimated at 69 dollars. passenger Betty StuilMcbeam reported a shoulder pain. Shortly after noon at Fifth and East, Raymond Higley and Harold Ross collided as visibility was reduced. Higley’s eastbound car sustained 177 dollars damage and Ross 50 dollars.
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Heavy Rains Endure On Final Day Of Spring Across Regions
A cold front lingered from New York to Oklahoma Panhandle as torrential rains eased in Texas and Louisiana. Thunderstorms hit the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico while Chicago recorded 1.06 inches in about an hour. Readings surged along the Great Lakes and Plains with notable totals in Detroit Lafayette New Orleans and Florida.
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New York State
Indiana
Oklahoma Panhandle
Colorado
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Chicago
Gilney
Willow Run
Detroit
Lafayette
Naval Air Station
New Orietins
Mobile
Ala
Upper
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Florida
Plaeau
Noodles
Calif
Pellston
Mich
New Picture Of Jackie Unveiled
A newly released official portrait shows Mrs. John F. Kennedy, 31, in a high neck wool dress, seated on a sofa with her elbow propped and chin on her palm. Taken by Mark Shaw in the White House living quarters at month’s end May.
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New York
Mark Shaw
White House
Segregation, Panic Selling Hit Lakeview Neighborhood
In Lakeview near Hempstead N Y white panic selling in an integrated area has spurred a Negro campaign to keep the community from becoming predominantly Negro. Lineal Lynch says the effort aims to preserve the present roughly eight whites per Negro ratio and halt further Negro buying. About 40 white families have offered homes for sale as the Negro population grows. Meanwhile at Fontaine Ferry Park in Louisville, white crowds jeered anti-segregation demonstrators and several were arrested. The ICC invited comments on Kennedy’s bid to end segregation in interstate buses, with hearings set for August. Also, the Supreme Court refused new challenges to school integration in New Orleans and Florida, while nine more Freedom Riders were moved to state prison in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Kennedy
ICC
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Mongay
Alabama
MacDonald Galton
Gallon
U.S. Senate
Gallion
John Patterson
Bobby Kennedy
Galton
US Supreme Court
New Orleans
High Tribunal
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Florida
Duval County
Jacksonville
Fla
Jackson
Miss
State Penitentiary
Centennial Bazaar Keeps City Busy with Charity and Court
Centennial Headquarters releases list of women and schoolgirls aiding preparations for the forthcoming centennial celebration. A kangaroo court and shaving permits spark local humor as groups host dances and fundraisers at the YMCA, Moose Lodge, and high school grounds. Abraham Warner, ex-owner of the Baltimore Colts, dies at 70 in Baltimore.
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Katherine Spoon
Helen Farrington
Pauline Beagle
Mary Rehnbere
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Virginia Swart
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Rachel Jackson
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Helen Haight
Florence Grice
Virginia Dahlstrand
Harry Blount
Mary Mowrey
Corry
Centennial
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Sisters of the Swish
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Channel 35
Rom Erle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tin Lizares
Janette Middleton
Mead Avenue
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Carter Hill
A & M Bottling Co
Barbato’s Pizza Shop
Carrig's Footwear
Dairy Queen
the Fountainette
Ginnie's Cafeteria
Grice Jewelers
Sea's Drugs
Tastee Freese
Gerry Drive-In
Moosettes
Moose Lodge
Laura Beardsley
Thomas Cragg
8. A
Doc) Long
Centennial, Inc
Baltimore
Abraham Warner
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Greenwich Village artist gets 60 days for cover order
Allan Hoffman, 19, of Greenwich Village was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Magistrate Anthony I Magilo after pleading guilty to defying Civil Defense shelter orders in April. An appellate judge panel of the Special Sessions Court upheld the sentence, rejecting an argument that the term was arbitrary and excessive.
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Greenwich Village
Special Sessions Court
Allan Hoffman
Anthony I Magilo
Hoffman
Eichmann Takes Stand At Trial
Eichmann testifies blaming Versailles treaty for Germany’s postwar distress and says the struggle against Jews was secondary to opposing the regime enforcing the terms. He notes World War II was thrust on Germany, claims he had limited status and could not influence outcomes, and denies responsibility for mass slaughter while asserting he helped Austrian Jews to emigrate.
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Eichmann
Hitler
Germany
Nazi Party
Waffen 85
Austria
Letters To The Editor On Burk's Bar-Bartans
A Burk s Bar-Bartans member argues the chapter upholds centennial spirit through sport and friendship amid criticism. He recounts a forfeited horse race at the airport and a stolen jail incident, urging community judgment against gang culture while defending sportsmanship and club values.
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Bar-Bartans
Brothers of the Brush
Abouy Burk's
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Buck
jCeblekerss
Cour
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Clymer
Route
Senate OK to Kill Squirrels in Private Homes
The Senate approved a bill to allow special permits to kill squirrels inside private homes. Sponsor Sen. Clarence Bell said homeowners faced infestations after creatures moved into walls and regular hunting seasons failed to remove them. The measure now goes to the House for consideration.
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Timow
Clarence Bell
Delawaré
Honest Man's Son Secures Studio Job After Reward
Richard Johnson 17 of Kinéa Monday lands a small acting role at Allied Artists Studio after his father Douglas Johnson received a 10000 dollar Brink's truck reward for returning 240000 dollars lost from the armored car on March 10. The young man earns 72.50 weekly, viewing it as a first step toward an acting career.
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Allied Artists Studio
Richard Johnson
Kinéa
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