90 MPH Hot Rodders Pace Veteran Santa Monica Cop
Santa Monica officer Robert E. Clark marks 25 years in the saddle as highways speed rise from 40 to 90 mph. He recalls Model T chases, two way radios and bootlegging days, noting more drunk drivers yet timeless patrol habits. He started in 1925 with a 300 strong force now 55 is top sergeant.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Robert E. Clark
Clark
Boy Scout Eagle Craig Whitmire's jamboree feats noted
At the national jamboree in Valley Forge a 16 year old Craig J Whitmire Jr of Canton NC earns Eagle Scout rank after three years and 52 merit badges. He aims for about 70 badges and contemplates careers in medicine preaching or aviation while honoring his God and country award. He enjoys folk dancing foreign coins model planes and cattle farming on his father's farm.
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Craig J. Whitmire, Jr
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Tolar Declares He Was Not Speeding
Former head of the state highway patrol C R Tony Tolar says he did not speed before his indictment for reckless driving and improper siren use. He testified he was en route to a Red Cross dedication in Williamston and had no knowledge of passing a funeral. The state dropped the siren charge after acquitting the reckless driving count.
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Washington
N. C
C. R
Tony) Tolar
State Highway Patrol
Associated Press
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Red Cross
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Charlotte Woman Held In Slaying In Downtown Alley
Charlotte police detained 34 year old Jessie Mae Smalls on murder charges after a room night invitation ended with a fatal shooting near Charlotte's main street crossing. The victim was identified as Thomas Mason Jr., a 228 pound farm worker from Cabarrus County, killed with a pistol in an adjacent alley.
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Jessie Mae Smalls
Thomas Mason, Jr
Cabarrus County
Bullet Removed From Man's Head After 12 Years
In Little Rock Arkansas surgeons removed a .45 caliber bullet embedded in Jack Daniels head for 12 years. Daniels 26 farmer from Jamestown Arkansas was shot at age 14 after being mistaken for a chicken thief. The four and a half hour operation left prospects for recovery good. He had married and has two children. The bullet had gravitated to the back of the skull and affected brain regions controlling muscles.
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Little Rock
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Jack Daniels
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Jamestown
Cincinnati woman named All American college mother
The University of Cincinnati evening college selects Mrs. Reba Gilbert of New Richmond Ohio as the All American college mother for 1950. She will graduate this month and five of her seven children will also graduate from other universities and colleges this summer.
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Cincinnati
O. June
INS
University of Cincinnati Evening College
Reba Gilbert
New Richmond
Sneezing Fabric Delays London Bathing Suit Maker
In London 7 000 yards of apple green French cotton arrived for a bathing suit maker. All 26 workers sneezed repeatedly, with 18 at one time at home due to attacks. An expert found magnesium aluminum silicate in the material, not harmful but causing sneezing. Some suits were finished. management faced with the remaining fabric.
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London
France
Chennault Offers Transports for Korean Campaign
Major General Claire Chennault announced that 30 to 35 Civil Air Transport planes could be made available to U S headquarters for the Korean campaign. A headquarters spokesman said no commitments had been made to charter commercial aircraft.
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Claire Chennault
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