04 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1959
Page
1
The piece recalls lighter FBI moments alongside serious duty, noting agents’ dangers and odd incidents such as a suspect quipping about robbing another bank, a Houston arrest in a frest ring case, and an agent posing as a funeral director assisting in a burial. It highlights human oddities within grim law enforcement history.
A garish 19th century trade note shows Bermuda shipped elabored shirt collars to Virginia in 1821 for one dollar, marking early American fashion links to European textiles and Nassau Bermuda routes amid 1860s potato cultivation mentions.
Walter Williams hospital bound, gravely ill, amid doubt he is the Civil War last survivor. A Cincinnati Post investigation questions his service claims after an Ohio woman challenged his war record. Congress and Eisenhower had designated a military funeral, but records raise doubt on his eligibility and age.
WHITESVILLE New Jersey UP I reports a Salomon family amid constant vibrating thumps in their seven year old farm house. Mrs Salomon says they seek peace but lack funds to move. Investigators found no animal source and the family denies ghosts or the supernatural.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will attend an official luncheon in New York on September 17. No ticker tape parade is planned. he will be escorted from Pennsylvania Station, where he arrives by train from Washington, to the Waldorf Astoria.
London AP reports Moscow radio in English rejected claims of Jewish prejudice in the Soviet Union. The rebuttal followed a New York listener letter raising concerns about anti Jewish bias.
A labor law expert predicts years of court action to determine effects of the sweeping reform bill. Archibald Cox, Harvard professor, says many provisions will require extensive judicial interpretation up to the Supreme Court. The article explains secondary boycotts, hot cargo contracts, and organizational picketing, detailing changes the bill would impose and potential enforcement shifts.
Dedham details reveal Patrolman Eugene J. McCarthy age 29 placed in two week quarantine after attempting to revive a dying polio victim his actions described as courageous by officials in an unusual incident. The report notes respiratory distress and first aid efforts observed at the scene and lists hospital authorities assessing the case.
Montreal police recovered the Salk vaccine three days after masked bandits stole it from a suburban laboratory. A truck sighting led to the recovery at Connaugh Laboratories in Toronto, with authorities later raiding a Laval-des-Rapides complex where the vaccine was taken from a refrigerator.
Sacramento juriy attendance at the California State Fair declined, with officials noting a typical midweek lull. Public relations director Ted Rosequist reported about 45,031 people attended Thursday, down from 58,688 on the previous year's second day.
Investigators weigh a possible motive after a bombing in Seattle. A suspected embittered acquaintance is considered as a potential planter. Police assess teen prank as a possible factor while rules of evidence and motive are explored.
Passaic police report a youth described as garish and reckless stole fifteen cars over a period. Authorities say the juvenile’s age influenced his actions as he admitted borrowing and abandoning the vehicles before owners realized what happened.
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