Panty raid erupts as 3000 Miami students storm dorms
About 3,000 University of Miami male students stormed dormitories in Coral Gables during a panty raid sparked by a fraternity tomato fight. Police and fire crews stood by as students ripped fences, let air from tires, and tossed water and eggs. no arrests were reported.
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Mud Slinging Protest Erupts In Umstead Olive Campaign
Carlisle W. Higgins campaign manager for William Umstead accuses Hubert E Olive of sending out material to condemn the rival while Olive’s team denies any such release. The dispute centers on a May memorandum and a leaflet alleging Umstead opposed driver sobriety tests. Higgins calls for a settled campaign free of mudslinging as he lauds Umstead as a Christian gentleman.
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Reinhart Murder Case May Not Be Ready For The Jury
The Reinhart murder trial in Superior Court neared a late night decision on whether the jury could hear the case. Prosecution questioned motive and premeditation as Reinhart testified with emotional strain, denying aims to manipulate his mother's property while relatives and witnesses testified.
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Estelle Lawson Page Dominates Greensboro Golf Semi finals
Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill remains the player to beat as the NC Women’s Golf Tournament advances to the semi finals in Greensboro. Page defeated Frankie Fowler 4 and 2, and will meet Freddie Crawford of Durham in the next round. Marjorie Burns beat Agnes Mortonke 4 and 2, while Mrs. Cocke and Crawford won their quarterfinals. The 36 hole final is set for tomorrow.
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Greensboro
Dan River Local Nearing Exit From CIO in Virginia
The Dan River Mills local of the Textile Workers Union of America in Danville Virginia moved toward breaking from the CIO with possible full departure looming. A rival AFL affiliation was discussed as union leaders clashed over leadership and strategy amid North Carolina organizing efforts and threats of relocating offices and personnel.
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Weer
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Wils Conn
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George Baldanzi
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Pressorresden
Conn
Greensboro
North Carolina
Wayne Dearnencourt
Death takes German actor in Zurich passage
Zurich reports the death of a German actor associated with the Breeds who had moved to the United States in 1939 with his former wife Else Schiff, a non-Aryan actress who worked with him for years.
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Thunderjet crashes trigger grounding of F-84s in Britain
Reports say two F-84 Thunder jets crashed in Britain prompting air force officials to ground all F-84s until the cause is found. One crash near St Neots reportedly killed a teenager and involved a fire and water area incident.
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Convict Charges Guard Deliberately Killing Man
Halifax prison case where Donald Lee Dasch alleges guard J C Hall shot and killed James Cockrell during an escape attempt. Judge orders grand jury review and urges a full investigation into alleged brutal treatment of prisoners at the Halifax camp.
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Cockrell
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Harvard Students Battle Police Four Hours
Harvard students clashed with Cambridge police for four hours in Harvard Square during a riot over a comic strip event. About 2,000 students faced squads of officers. 28 brawlers were jailed and three police were injured, including a bite on a hand.
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