Battle for City Council in Kansas City Election
In Kansas City Missouri the coalition of Democrats Republicans and independents challenges the Citizens Association for control of the 8 member City Council. Mayor H Roe Bartle runs for re election with coalition support against independent Ray G Cowan. Polls open 6 a m to 7 p m CST as both sides vie for five contested seats and aim to avoid new taxes while recalling a rejected earnings tax proposal.
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Kansas City
Seerthrom
Emnmiele
Citizens Assa
Democratic Party
Tom Pendergast
H. Roe Bartle
Citizens Assn
Citizens
Jackson County
Ray G. Cowan
Bartle
Central Standard Me
Remarks Bachelors Tire Of Hearing
New York AP column compiles snippets about single men facing social pressure to marry. Jokes feature Harry, his friends, and relatives debating weddings, money, family plans, and leap year quirks in a light humor tone.
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New York
Harry
Catfish Cole Receives Suspended Sentence
Catfish Cole faces a suspended sentence after being charged with posing as a private detective. Mulligan was ordered to appear as part of the proceedings.
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Catfish Cole
Mulligan
Distress signals declared hoax after vague requests for help
Coast Guard abandoned attempts to locate a faint distress call from the Atlantic after marine radio operators reported barely audible pleas for help. The caller did not provide a vessel location and mentioned the name Sarah C, but a vessel by that name was found in Cape May, New Jersey.
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Charleston
8.C
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Sarah C
Cape May
Religion Gets Half New York Donations
The American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel reports that religious enterprises received 51 percent of one beat reemee Ma philanthropy in New York. Strong entities cited include American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel and New York religious organizations.
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New York
Says
American Assn
Minor Integration Expected in Charlottesville Schools
Charlottesville officials anticipate limited integration under a new assignment plan approved by U S District Judge John Paul. Counsel John S Battle Jr says few changes are expected this fall as the plan relies on the superintendent and does not use race as a factor. The 12 African American pupils in the two previously closed schools are being tutored.
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Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Lane High
Venable
Paul
Battle
Virginia Studies New School Plan Emerges In Assembly
Richmond AP report notes the Virginia General Assembly begins weighing a new defense against racial integration in public schools. The plan uses freedom of choice, offeringville grants up to 250 dollars and a repeal of compulsory attendance, with Almond naming a commission to draft the program.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia
General Assembly
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
Negotiators Meet With Governor in North Carolina Strike Talks
Union and management leaders again meet Gov Hodges in Raleigh to settle the Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills strike. In Henderson more than 30 related cases over strike violence are to be tried, while police report only catcalls and nonviolent activity as workers enter and leave the plant.
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Raleigh
Gov. Hodges
Harriet- Henderson
Henderson
Hollings Seeks Expanded Development Board for South Carolina
Gov. Hollings urged the General Assembly to expand the State Development Board from five to 15 members, allow local non profit financing, and authorize a $100,000 rise in appropriations for new engineers and programs. A plane purchase for site surveys would also be permitted.
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Bob McHugh
Columbia
S.C
Hollings
State Development Board
South Carolina
General Assembly
John C. West
Kershaw County
West Committee
Development Board
Budget and Control Board
Georgia
North Carolina
Mexican Lottery Lifts Hope Despite Slim Odds
In Mexico City a veteran editor notes the national lottery fuels hope among the poor. Started in 1771, it holds three weekly drawings with prizes from 250000 to 1000000 pesos. Over half the intake goes to prizes, welfare, and vendors take a cut, while odds favor losses more often than gains.
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Mexico
Elephant skeleton too big for door in Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara experts display a six foot tall dwarf elephant skeleton made from 14 fossilized elephants. Curator P C Orr warns a slightest pressure could shatter the delicate bones, leaving a puzzle for exhibit halls and researchers.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
P. C. Orr
Orr
19th century press evolution and hotel advertising milestones
The text notes a 1873 New York City illustrated daily newspaper with zinc plate etchings and photographs of events. It mentions 1884 as the year the first private bath appeared in an American hotel and 1958 when hotels and resorts spent about 19 million dollars on daily newspapers to promote luxurious accommodations.
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New York City
Hotels and Resorts
Remembering names with easy memory hooks in April Reader
Learn proven techniques to recall names by linking faces to hooks. The April Reader advertises a simple guide about memory aids and name recall, urging readers to pick up a copy at newsstands.
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