Sanity Hearing May End Long Dynasty Rise in Louisiana
AP reports in Baton Rouge that the long political saga of the Long family may hinge on an upcoming sanity hearing for 63 year old governor Earl Long after profane speeches to the Legislature. Rumors swirl of Russell Long seeking the governor's post as Blanche Long and other allies eye state offices, while segregation leaders see Earl’s breakdown as the dynasty’s end.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Galveston
Tex
Jarl Long
Huey
Earl
Huey P. Long
U.S
Russell Long
Kingfish
Delesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Morrison
Russell
Senate
I Jary
Wade OQ
Martin Jr
Bill Dodd
Blanche Long
Supreme Court
Earl Long
Theong
U.S. Senate
Strickie Saainnnne
Washington
Long
House
Frazar
Tye
C.H.| Downs
Alexandria
FFA Makes Safety Check in This Area
Sutton Douglas Wolfe a City High School student was in the neighborhood Saturday making a safety check for FFA. He plans to return later to see if suggestions for improving conditions have been followed. Also notes of local graduations births and community events across Sutton and Garden City, including plans for students and families.
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McCall's
Robin Stovfe
Sunrise School
Finney County
Garden City
Lloyd Tuttle
Alice Tuttle
Amy School
Donna Miller
Lane County
Plumb Carl
Holcomb
Arthur Wallace
Clutter Sale
Douglas Wolfe
Garden City High School
Virginia Tuttle
Beeler High School
82 year old loses first tooth in Tampa report
In Tampa Florida an elderly resident celebrates losing a first tooth at age 82. The item notes Carlene Plummer working at Woolworth's and Judy Plummer helping Mrs. Bert Stevens with Monday morning chores.
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Carlene Plummer
Woolworth’s
Judy Plummer
Herbert Stevens
Tampa
Fla
Francisco
Stevens
Maldonado
Stone
Arthur Wallace
Saturn
Lucille Foreman
Union Dues Down as Steel Talks Continue in New York
Union leader David J. McDonald reports dues payments under checkoff have fallen to about 1.0 million from a peak of 1.25 million, with April at 1.0 million and last month at 950,000. He links shifts to layoffs or local strikes and notes no month to month significance. Negotiations with 12 major steel companies persist with no break in deadlock. Wages average 3.03 per hour and unions seek higher pay and reduced 40 hour week.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
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Red) Davis
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Andre Rodgers
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Sutton
Sutton Church
Fred Miller
Wm. Wallace
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Kathy Carl
Ray Whitmore
Sunnyslope Farms
Seott City
Jim Whitmore
Kearney
Neb
Shallow Water School
Lillian Frank
Wichita Business College
Dan Carl
Derby
D. E. Sroufe
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Hnonda
Handy
Manhattan
Ethel
Scott City
John Carl
Adams City Corp
Fred Schulte
Colo l
Brailey
Sutton Works
Denver
Irene Miller
St. John
Shorty Gunther
Gunther
Gertie Plummer
Carl
Leopold’s Hospital
Hied
Pine
Elizabeth Tie
Rena
Elizabeth Taylor
Clift
Shelley Winters
George Shevens
Neefe Brasselle
Seqrge Stevens
Theodore Dai Dreiser
Fhurs
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William Don Holden - Taylor Otto
Preminger
Billy Wilder
Donald Bevam
Edmund Trecinski
Edwin Blum
Gary Maria Karl ‘Cooper - Schell
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Ben Piazza
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McGregor Samsonite
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