Hardrock Race Through Utah Tests Man and Horse
The 157 mile endurance race from Salt Lake City to Roosevelt saw Stewart Paulick of Tooele reach Daniel's Summit first with a spirited horse. A hooded rider, a teen on a bike, and crowds of tourists drew attention as officials guided the procession.
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Heber, Utah
Si Esater
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Utah
Heber
Stewart Paulick
Tooele
Edo Romagnolli
Paulick
New York
Keith Bastain
Willis Jacobson
West Jordan
Paul
Hardrock) Simpson
Burlington
N.C
Roy McMurtry
Tucson
Ariz
Val Sharp
Midvale
Orem
Romagnolli
Simpson
Roosevelt Police
Rowe McDonald
Thomasville Court Cases Appealed
Three suspended sentences handed down in Recorder's Court Monday were appealed. Lottie Steele faced 18 months suspended for liquor charges and a $10 fine with costs. Charles L. Mills received five months suspended and $40. J. R. Hicks appealed a 30 day term and paid $25 plus costs. Hoover faced $10 and costs if unpaid, with 30 days. a 17 year old was convicted of hit and run. Horace Freeman was fined $50 and six months suspended for two years. Norman Saunders got 90 days suspended and $25 costs. Sue Hopkins received 30 days suspended for three years and costs.
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Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Lottie Steele
W. Guilford Street
L. Roy Hughes
Charles L. Mills
J. R. Hicks
Route 2
Hicks
Superior Court
Olin D. Hoover
Lexington
Hoover
High Point
Horace D. Freeman
Centennial Avenue
Hughes
Norman R. Saunders
Route 3
Sue J. Hopkins
Carroll Street
Powell Must Stand Trial for Income Tax Evasion
A federal judge in New York ruled that Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. must stand trial on charges of income tax evasion. Judge William B. Herlands found the indictment valid despite Powell’s bid to dismiss it, citing contested grand jury actions and related testimony involving former AUSA Thomas A. Bolan and journalist William F. Buckley Jr.
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New York
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-Ny
William B. Herlands
Powell
Asst. U. S. Atty
Thomas A. Bolan
Bolan
William F. Buckley Jr
The
National Review
Hazel Scott
Damage suit filed against Hugh O'Brian
Los Angeles AP A model seeks 65000 from actor Hugh O'Brian Wyatt Earp claiming she tripped and fell while escaping his amorous advances during an April visit to his home O'Brian denies the charges and his attorney calls them false and absurd Miss Zelia Melba Bennett 23 filed in Superior Court alleging the incident occurred after he pursued her around the house for about ten minutes before she fell down stairs.
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Los Angeles
Hugh O'Brian
Wyatt Earp
O'Brian
Zelia Melba Bennett
Two Suffocate In Clothes Closet Tragedy
Four children found entangled in a clothes closet after the door handle failed. Debra Joyce Moore, 3, and Tommy Allen Carr, 4, died. Carolyn Moore, 2, and Cloyce Moore, 6, were unconscious. Cloyce had a fever and was iced at a hospital.
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Dallas
Cardie McDade
Debra Joyce Moore
Tommy Allen Carr
Rubber Co founder dies in Akron at 80
Akron born Winfred E. Fouse, 80, cofounder of General Tire and Rubber Co., died after a short illness yesterday. He helped establish the Akron company and remained a prominent figure in the rubber industry.
Security for You Working After 65
Ray Henry analyzes trends in older workers noting that in 1900 two thirds of men 65 or older worked, while today fewer than four in ten do. He cites aging population, shifts to industrial work, and employer retirement rules as limiting factors and urges planning: Social Security, pension values, and savings to live comfortably in old age.
Birds and a Fire Escape Case Fails in Court
Samuel Brown sued neighbor Mrs. Max Lezak over birds feeding on her porch that roost on his fire escape. Magistrate Charles Solomon questioned identity of the birds but dismissed the case. Brown and Lezak's feud ends without a ruling.
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New York
C AP
Samuel Brown
Brown
Max Lezak
Fashions Signal Rise in Waistlines and Collars This Fall
Italian designers unveil bold silhouettes with high collars and elevated waists. Carosa presents scraggly wool coats with convertible hoods and Bo-Peep inspired evening gowns, while Capucci showcases boxy torso shapes and bottle-like garment silhouettes using soapsuds woolens and muslin collars.
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Florence
Italy
Carosa
Capucci
Giovanna Caracciolo
Couturiere
North Carolina bike riders hit as 1956 traffic tolls rise
Fifteen cyclists were struck in 1956 amid traffic safety notes. The state death rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled stood at 6.6, the lowest on record, as reported by the State Motor Vehicle Department.
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North Carolina
Lever
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Ray Henry
Aubrey C. McLean
Guilford County
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N. Attorn
By Galbraith
Pve
Piedmont
Nickle Gray Mahog
Dallas Furniture Store
E. Washington ST
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