Jamestown Police Solve Two Burglaries Closer to Trio
Jamestown police announce three local suspects arrested in connection with burglaries at Lipcett Inc and Jake's Restaurant Malogner. Frank Blanco 18 Edward Blanco 26 and Ross Rigello 21 named as the trio. A traveler's check cashing attempt led to the break. Robbery at Jake's involved a small safe and about 600 dollars plus 400 in checks. Police say warrants tied the Warren and Jamestown men to the crimes and a manhunt followed.
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Jamestown
Olty Detwutiven
Lipcett, Inc
Jake
Malogner
Warren Polide
Dumystown
Buren
Frank Blanco
Edward Blanco
Ross Rigello
Warren
Warren National Bank
Ueteller
Veen
Frnday
He Brothers
Dig for Plane Crash Victims at Baton Rough
Heavy earth-moving equipment to begin work today in a large crater near Baton Rough to recover seven airmen and the crew of a twin-engine C-47 that crashed during a violent electrical storm last Thursday evening. Lt. R. W. Krewer of Keesler Air Base says engine trouble plus the storm likely caused the accident.
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Baton
Rough
Air Force
R. W. Krewer
Keesler Air Base
Biloxi
Miss
Thompson's Borsoman Tablets Promised Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoman Tablets as a stimulant to kidneys, claiming they flush poisonous waste and excess acid from blood, easing nights and pains. It also promotes Thompson's Borsoman Tablets for liver and stomach and mentions Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
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Thompson
121 Ninth Graders Promoted In Evening Operetta
One nunuren ywenwy-one umpy yer. Sun unger the area grade students will be presented cer-ton of Mrs H Lymn Rice Last Affeates of promotion Tuesday evening the operetta was presented. The Mikado by GH! The junior high school aï' ovluck. Once of several hundred persons attended the promotion class will present the class roll.
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H. Lymn Rice
Corry
Auti- Tunior
Arabs press full assault near Jerusalem amid oil and UN talks
Arabs launched a major drive toward Jerusalem as fighting intensified from Bal El Wad to Latrun with Egyptian planes reported in action. Israel offered to guarantee Abwab oil products to Arab states for refinery fuel and a UN force plan at Lake Success stalled despite U.S. and Russian backing as Security Council debates continued.
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Latrun
Tel Aviv
Terusaler
Egyptian Defense Ministry
Bab el Wad Gorge
Jerusalem
Bal el Wad
Israel
Haifa
Antee
Iran Petroleum Company
Lake Success
Aited Nations
Security Council
Alexandre Parodi
U.S
Russia
Ukraine
France
Colombia
Britain
Parades Planned For City Clean Up Drive
More than 15 interested citizens met at the Municipal Building to advance the city wide clean up campaign next month. Two parades are planned for June 4 and June 18 at 7 p.m. Motors from local business men and city equipment will lead the first parade. Prizes will be offered for campaign ideas. Duane Fogle named parade chairman. George Reitz leads the drive. Local ministers and Boy Scouts will support the effort. Next meeting set for Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building.
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Civie
Milday
Tle
Priges
Duane Fogle
George Reltz
Iowa Packing Strike Ends at Rash Plant in Waterloo
Union members vote to return to work under an interim contract while a new agreement is negotiated. The company canceled the old contract May 3 citing strike violations and offered a 5 cent hourly wage rise for 5,000 workers.
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Iowa
GIO United Packinhouse
Waterloo
Rath
Freedom and nation-wide strikes in American policy
A reader questions whether protecting the public from national strikes justifies limits on freedom. The piece argues freedom is comparative, not absolute, and government must balance individual rights with collective welfare. It cites railroads and coal as examples, urging a permanent legal framework to prevent nationwide strikes while safeguarding fair wages and working conditions.
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Suc
United States
Taros
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maine
John 1 Lewis
Congress
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Powell
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Holt Furniture Store
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W.L. Armitage Phono
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