Life Meted to Pair of Youths in Fla Reform School Slaying
In Marianna Florida on June 3 two reform school students Frank Murphy 14 Lakeland and Abelardo Quevedo 17 Tampa received life imprisonment after guilty pleas to second degree murder for the killing of 13 year old Eddie Albert Black of Pensacola. Murphy choked and stabbed Black in a drainage tunnel near the Florida Industrial School. Murphy had previously faced other charges while Quevedo supplied the pen knife used in the crime.
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Marianna
Fla
Reform School
Frank Murphy
Lakeland
Abelardo “‘Quevedo
Tampa
Mercer Spears
Murphy
Eddie Albert Black
Pensacola
Black
Florida Industrial School
Spears
Florida
Polk County
Quevedo
Reds Coach Cuccinello Hits Safe Six in 1931 Game
Cincinnati manager bench coach Tony Cuccinello collected six consecutive safeties in a single 1931 game for the Reds, driving a standout offensive performance and contributing to the club’s batting surge.
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Cincinnati
Tony Cuccinello
Reds
Government workers and turnover plague Uncle Sam
Washington dispatch notes a long standing problem in federal hiring and retention. Senator Hickenlooper and AEC chair David Lilienthal clash over 1947 48 turnover with Lilienthal citing about 50 percent while Hickenlooper claims 87 percent. Hoover commission findings show annual 25 percent quit rate among 2.1 million employees.
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Washington
Sam
Senator Hickenlooper
Iowa
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
AEC
Hickenlooper
James Marlow
Hoover
U. S. News and World Report
Kilby Convicts Caught Again
MONTGOMERY Ala June 3 Kilby prison convicts were back in custody today after two escapes. All were recaptured within two hours. A trio escaped from No 4 prison shortly after noon in a cornfield, climbed a fence, and ran. A second trio fled from a farm squad after ward. The guard fired but missed. Bloodhounds helped round up the Kilby group. Identified in the first escape were Reeder Dee Hayes 25 Lauderdale county serving 12 years for forgery Clark E Wolfrom 23 Mobile two years for grand larceny and Delbert Brown 26 Lauderdale two years for bigamy. The other three were not named.
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No. 4 Prison
Kilby
Garner
Highway Patrol
Prison Department
No. 4
Reeder Dee Hayes
Lauderdale County
Clark E. Wolfrom
Mobile
Delbert Brown
Lauderdale
Government Workers Quit Over Pay and Promotion Gaps
Reported figures show workers leaving federal service after about 13 years with a total quit amounting to 7 767 dollars per person. Main reasons include insufficient pay, limited advancement opportunities, and only 13 percent would voluntarily return to government jobs.
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Uncle Sam
Syracuse wrestler George Gebhardt also pursues golf
George Gebhardt, captain of Syracuse University's championship wrestling team, is described as a low 70s golfer seeking to balance athletics.
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George Gebhardt
Syracuse University
ETSTAR GAZER Horoscope Guide from March 22 1958
Clay R Pollan presents a zodiac based activity guide with a list of dates and star signs Taurus and Gemini. The piece includes coded numbers 58 41 12 23 26 31 39 23 44 51 43 7 13 56 and prompts readers to read words matching their birth sign for Saturday messaging.
Move to Restore Old Buildings in Greensboro Alabama
A statewide effort to restore the old Southern University building in Greensboro is led by the Association for the purchase restoration and preservation of the structure. Armis tead Selden Jr. Greensboro attorney says a 12 month option to buy the brick building dating to 1857 costs 10000 dollars with a goal to raise 30000 dollars from state alumni. The city has acquired the old campus for a city park and Southern University later became Birmingham Southern College after moving to Birmingham.
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Greensboro
Ala
Southern University
Association For the
Armistead. Selden Jr
Selden
Birmingham
Birmingham-Southern College
Body Recovered After Gulf Boat Accident Near Foley
The body of 19 year old Edmond Grubbs was recovered from the gulf of Mexico four days after a boat accident that also killed 20 year old Harley Flowers. Both victims were soldiers from near Foley Alabama and were aboard the craft with a companion who survived.
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Foley
Ala
Edmond Grubbs
Gulf of Mexico
Harley Flowers
Charges of Rape Against Man 71 Are Dismissed
Montgomery report states a 71-year-old man named John Kinard faced rape charges after a trial opened in secret. Prosecutors sought dismissal due to insufficient evidence. Kinard pleaded innocent. The accuser, an older woman, testified Kinard forced entry, choked her, and raped her, claiming prior visits as a former mail carrier.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eugene Carter
Temple Seibert
John Kinard
Near
Alabama
Kinard
Three AL clubs top win loss records since 1901
Only three American League clubs New York Detroit and Cleveland have won more games than they have lost since the league formed in 1901.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
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