Heart Attack Triggers Crash On English Street
Lon L. Grant, 61, of 301 Jamestown Road, suffering a heart condition, wrecked his car after a heart attack. He was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital with no injuries reported. officers say loss of control caused the crash into a parked Mason and Dixon Motor Lines truck. Damages estimated at 300 to Grant car and 20 to the truck.
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Mason and Dixon Motor Lines
Bell Back On The Beam Lights Up Hawaii Statehood Push
A 3000 pound bell in Hollywood rang for hours signaling Congress delay on Hawaii statehood. Beamed on the hour over KDAY with sister KOIN in Honolulu, police stopped the loud ringing due to resident complaints. The bell, a gift from France, is en route to Washington to urge equal status for Hawaii alongside Alaska. Jackson McBride, a Honolulu dairyman, hopes to ring it to press for equal status.
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Congress
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KDAY
KOIN
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France
Washington
Jackson McBride
Alaska
Barefoot Boy Nabbed By Police In Idaho Burglaries
Blackfoot Idaho police arrested a 10 year old boy who admitted stealing about 17 dollars in nickels and dimes from three service stations and three cleaning shops. Officers found dog and bare footprints around broken windows at each site. The suspect was identified by his barefoot condition and accompanying dog.
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Blackfoot
S. S. Kunz
Law men leave Labor Bureau in car collision
Lawrence Sisson and Leslie Lynch exited Labor Bureau offices and drove off in state owned sedans. The vehicles collided at an intersection while both men headed to the same luncheon. An experiment notes white cars stay cooler than black ones in sunlight.
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Portland
Ore
Lawrence Sisson
Labor Bureau
Leslie Lynch
Market Weakness Mixed as Stocks Trade Heavily at Noon
New York AP reports stock prices fluctuating in heavy trading at noon with many gains and losses of fractions to a point. A few issues rose 2 to 3 points while some pivots fell, and the Associated Press average slipped 20 cents to 130.30 as rails gained and rails and utilities varied.
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New York
du Pont
Associated Press
Educator Dr. Mary Burts Dies in Spartanburg South Carolina
Spartanburg AP report notes Dr. Mary Fawcett Burts longtime educator and political figure in Spartanburg South Carolina died after brief illness. Born Culpeper Virginia she moved with family to North Carolina then settled in Spartanburg teaching at Limestone College Furman and USC Extension Division. She chaired the Spartanburg Board of Education and served as vice chair of the county Democratic Executive Committee. Funeral set for Spartanburg First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include son Sam M. Burts Jr and daughter Mrs W H Perry.
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Mary Fawcett Burts
South Carolina
Culpepper
Thomas and
Suzan Childs Fawcett
Rutherford County
N.C
Sam M. Burts
Dr. Burts
Converse College
New York University
University of South Carolina Extension Division
Spartanburg Board of Education
Spartanburg County
Democratic Executive Committee
Sam M. Burts Jr
W. H. Perry
Pompano Beach
Fla
Dow Jones Averages and Market Figures
Financial page shows Dow Jones Averages with Bache & Co furnishing data. Utilities and volume figures are listed with values around 1700 points and large trade totals.
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Bache & Co
Court Grants Uncontested Divorces
A municipal court granted absolute divorce decrees to multiple couples listed by name including Austin L. Clodfelter Mary Ruth Clodfelter Peggy Jean Vestal Richard Vestal Julia Simpson Willard Simpson Helen Morton W A Morton Viola Turner Hilliard Turner Norman Hill James Allen Hill William Mendenhall Margaret Morrison Nancy Morrison and Ralph Morrison. Shirley Proctor was granted a divorce from Ted Proctor on abandonment grounds. Doris Harper Peel’s marriage was annulled after evidence Thomas Peel had a living wife at the time of their marriage.
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Yesteri
Ted Proctor
Doris M. Harper Peel
Thomas C. Peel
North Death Toll Hits Twenty Eight Driver Fatalities
Twenty eight drivers were involved in fatal accidents in North, with authorities reporting multiple crashes across the region. Officials stress road safety and urge caution amid ongoing investigations.
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North
Investors consider education funding and pension questions
A reader argues corporate philanthropy funds education and scholarships while pensions are fixed by contracts. Another asks how to invest 10000 for inflation hedging and whether to sell Lorillard shares bought at 22. the advisor suggests inflation hedge sectors and holding Lorillard for its strong dividend.
How to Get Away from YOURSELF Readers Digest Ad
An August Reader's Digest advertisement urges readers to reach out when feeling abused or neglected. A counselor is quoted saying that contacting others helps people recover, promoting the idea of breaking away from isolation.
Improper headlights blamed for fatal 1956 NC crash
A North Carolina traffic death in 1956 was blamed on improper headlights per a Motor Vehicles Department report. The document cites the crash as a fatality and notes vehicle equipment as the key factor in the accident.
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North Carolina
Motor Vehicles Department
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