Bar Owner Passes Out $10000 On Christmas Day
New York AP reports Brooklyn tavern owner Joseph Bonavita handed out ten thousand dollars in small bills on Christmas Day. He started at 2nd Street and Second Avenue then toured Times Square and the Bowery with a police escort to keep the crowd orderly. He distributed fifty to one person and twenty to four old acquaintances, saying the money comes from stock market profits. One woman called it crazy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Bonavita
Brooklyn
Manhattan
2Nd Street
Second Avenue
Times Square
Tie
Bonavits
Bowery
Bonavita
Surgery Gives Tot A New Life
An 11-year-old named Roger Stafford, not typical, underwent open heart surgery in Indianapolis earlier this month. Doctors say his heart will function normally now after a life expectancy previously pegged at five years. The piece also notes a Christmas recreation of Washington Crossing at a river event, with details of reenactors, uniforms, and a Ft Dix honor guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stafford
Indianapolis
Roger
Washington Crossing
Crossing
George Wash
Ann Hawkes Hulton
Larnton
Ind
Blaylington
Trenton
N.J
Washington
Dela
Durlam Commission
Fredericl
Ware River
Theldeal
Toj Banks
U.S. Army
Ft Dix
Null
Bt. Dix
Husband Dies In Auto Crash In California City
AP dispatch reports Francisco Gutierrez age 28 of Los Angeles was killed when his car overturned in Kern County community California City on Saturday. His wife Elzabeth 18 and brother Gustavo 35 were injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California City
Francisco Gutierrez
Los Angeles
Elzabeth
Gustavo
Daily Review publication details and address fragment
Fragmentary notice lists The Daily Review and staff roles, publishing details, and scattered addresses and names. The text mentions Ince Floyd Sparks Prevident Willer Chilcote Burtness manager and advertising, with an unclear port, office, and postal box references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review
Ince
Floyd Sparks
Willer. Chilcote
Burtness
Dieter
Ollice
Haywerd
Fernic
Cangren
Matty
Winton Ave
P.O
Anti Red China United Nations Drive Urged by GOP
Washington AP The House Republican group led by John B. Anderson calls on the administration to begin a campaign to block Red China's admission to the United Nations next year. The UN General Assembly split 47 47 last month on a proposal to admit the Chinese Communists and expel the Nationalists, with 20 abstentions. The group warns that admitting Red China would threaten UN veto dynamics and Marxist Maoi dogma shaping. The statement is endorsed by Anderson and reps including Bolton DerWinski Ellsworth Mailliard Mathias Mize Mosher Reifel Schneebels Stanton Tupper and Angerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aji
House
Repiblicans
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.S
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Angerson
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Edward J. Der+ Winski
Robert F. Ells, Worth
Kansas
Carletan 4
Ing
New York
William 8. Mailliard
California
Charles Mathias
Mayland
Chester L. Mize
Charles A. Mosher
Ben Reifel
South Dakota
Herman T. Schneebels
Pennsylvania
William Stanton
Stanley R. Tupper
Maine
14 Die In Glass Factory Blast
Explosion at a glass factory in Istanbul, Turkey, killed 14 workers and wounded many more. Authorities described it as a tragic incident amid political tensions and factory safety concerns. The blast occurred during a period of unrest and involved statements from officials about peace and aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
al Rea
Tibet
Viet Nam
Should& Glass
Ing
Grant
Shooting Incidents At The Wall In Berlin
West Berliners crossed into East Berlin on Christmas Day with police noting two border incidents. A West Berliner tossed cigarettes over the wall and a French patrol member looked over from a platform, with both sides reporting no injuries. Massed movements through checkpoints continued through New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Airliet Wall
East Berlin
West Berlin
Cuban move follows orders to free asylum seekers
The report notes new directives to release as many of those with exit authorization from Varadero to Miami, amid growing tensions as mass firings leave discharged workers in desperate straits. A protest committee plans to approach the Swiss Embassy, with Ambassador Sindelhofer saying official intercession is not possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varadero
Miami
Fla
Mil! ‘Sindelhofer
Cu‘hans
Prophylactic Efficacy of Insecticides in Timber Storage
Indian government sells publications on protecting freshly felled timber from insect borers and subterranean termites. The AP notes a cheap, two-and-five cent price tag attached to a new edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Tradition prompts change in judge addressing form
The Uttar Pradesh State Bar Council urges abandoning British era salutations such as Your Worship or Your Honour. In a petition to the Bar Council of India it argues Mr Judge is a more nation suited form, reflecting national spirit and dignity in court language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allanabai
India
APY
Uttar Paradesh
Bar ‘Council
Bar Council of India
Judge
Luci and Pat Nugent Visit Nugent Family Home
Luci Baines Johnson and Patrick Nugent surprised his family in Waukegan by arriving from Austin on a private plane with a three car convoy and Secret Service, following a late landing in Chicago. The visit accompanied by official engagements, including a Christmas Mass at Stonewall and church services in Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan, Ill
Luci Baines Johnson
Patrick
Nugent
Austin
Tex
Waukegan
Luci
Pat
Jerry Nugent
Secret Service
O'lare International
Chicago
Dale Meeks
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Johnson
Texas Broadcasting
Springfield
LBJ
Stonewall
Lynda
SS Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
Gas Rationing In Rhodesia
Salisbury Rhodesia Prime Minister Tan Smith said gas rationing would be introduced due to Britain's oil sanctions. He spoke before Christmas at his farm near Salisbury and noted no date was set. He warned Zambia must pay $14 per ton royalty on Rhodesian coal or coal deliveries would halt, as Kenneth Kaunda threatened to refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Britain
Tan Smith
Smith
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Thousands of Cubans Fired from Jobs for Farm Work
Reported policy shift sees thousands displaced from employment in Havana with officials offering farm work to support families while awaiting refugee departure to the United States. Informed sources say the plan aims to avert unrest as Fidel Castro’s regime weighs its image amid a tense period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Fidel Castro
Best wishes from Woodmen Accident and Life Company
A warm New Year greeting from Woodmen Accident and Life Company. Message includes a postal address in Hayward Alabama and references to 1944 as a hopeful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL 1765
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delaware
Mnany
Markham
Til
Hayward
Alareda
Cout Calfornial
Els
Heulber Audit Blasau
China
U.N
Ing Red
Saal
Security ‘Council
AIR Guardsman
Airman Nugent
Wisconsin Air National
Nugent Ac
Thread
San Antonio
Milwaukee
Helland
Anemunce
Foot Cay
Marquette University
Mit
White House
Fame
Hhe
Waukegan, Il
Johson Catholic
Allie
St.ranch
Matthew's Cathedral
National Cathedral School For Girls
Rawalpindi
Georgelolm
Krevo
Made
Guido Casadei
P.O. Box
Pakistan
Westport Ensemble
Tom Bereen Behres
Furitan
Ike
Foothill Blvd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!