Prize Dog Shiney Sold At Auction In Georgia
Honey colored Shiney the cocker spaniel sold to Joe Davis of Savannah Georgia after a brief duel with A P Turnmyre of Mount Airy North Carolina. Donations from across the country funded about two thousand dollars for the bid. Shiney to be trained by Ted Young of Hartford Connecticut with stud fees covering upkeep. 13 other cockers from Mrs Burton’s estate auctioned from twenty three to three hundred five dollars. Mrs Burton held on bond in Atlanta on interstate stolen property charges. Rise and Shine formerly owned by Mrs Carl Morgan of High Point.
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Joe Davis
Savannah
Cockers Calling
Davis
A. P. Turnmyre
Mount Airy
N.C
Turnmyre
Shiney
Decatur
Atlanta
Fulton Tower
Rise and Shine
Carl Morgan
High Point
Missing Charlotte Manufacturer and Wife in Air Search
Harry P. Shaw Jr., 49, president of Shaw Manufacturing Co, and his wife and a pilot hired to fly home from Atlanta are missing. Shaw piloted a twin engine Piper Apache to Atlanta Tuesday. Ben Gunn of Parkaire Field flew them back to Charlotte. Civil Air Patrol and highway patrols across four states searched as weather hindered rescue efforts.
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Charlotte
Harry P. Shaw Jr
Shaw Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Shaw
Parkaire Field
Cobb County
Ben Gunn
Parkaire
Gunn
Civil Air Patrol
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mother sues for 25000 in boy’s theater death
In Oak Park Illinois a 9 year old boy Stewart Cohan died after watching two horror films at the Lake Theater. The mother files a 25000 dollar damages suit saying the boy slumped in his seat and died in the lobby from a ruptured artery in the heart.
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Chicago
Stewart Cohan
Lake Theater
Oak Park
David Reiff
Cancer Inheritance Is Hinted
New York report from a conference on the Genetic Concept for the Origin of Cancer cites Dr. C P Oliver and Dr Dudley Jackson Sr detailing studies on hundreds of families linking breast cancer to familial patterns. Peter Gorer notes complexities with inheritance and cites stomach cancer and retinoblastoma as showing stronger genetic ties, with 50 percent paternal and 75 percent maternal transmission for eye cancer.
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New York
Texas
C. P Oliver
Dudley Jackson Sr
Austin
Tex
Oliver
Peter Gover
Guys Hospital
London
Gorer
Home Town Pays Tribute To Russell
Winder Georgia mourns former senator Richard Russell as thousands honor his memory on Dick Russell Appreciation Day. Speakers including Thurmond and Talmadge praise Russell as the nation’s greatest senator and discuss civil rights battles, with attendance in cold rain and a parade through the town.
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Winder
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Georgia
Dick Russell
Herman
Marvin Griffin
Talmadge
Thurmond
White House
Senate
Italian in Italy town claims sole Italian status
Italy Texas resident Michael Mai da aged 37 says he is the only real Italian living in the North Texas town. He was born in a small village near Rome.
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Italy
Tex
Michael Maida
Texas
Rome
Hoover denies FBI tactics in Little Rock crisis
The FBI director said the Little Rock investigation into federal court integration was openly conducted and that agencies did not use undercover work or tap phones. He rejected Gathings allegations and noted no car-following or telephone tapping occurred. In Charlotte, the Buster Boyd bridge over the Catawba River is closed for repairs after a heavy truck collision, with officials unsure when the wreck happened.
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Little Rock
Ark
Aig
Gathings
D-Ark
FBI
Hoover
West Memphis
J. J. Casper
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arkansas
Charlotte
Buster Boyd
Catawba River
Charlotte-York, D.C
South Carolina
Rock Hill
North Carolina Highway Department
George
Harriman Attacks Tight Money Policy in New York
Gov. Harriman denounced the Eisenhower administration for tight money and high interest, saying it failed to curb peacetime inflation. Speaking at a Monroe County Democratic dinner, he warned small business, home construction, and farmers suffer while costs rise over 5 percent in the past year and a half.
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Rochester
N.Y
Harriman
Eisenhower
Missile rivalry probe to study armed services
The House Appropriations Committee plans a full scale inquiry into missile and satellite programs focusing on interservice rivalry. Led by Rep. George Mahon the probe will start in California on November 4 then quiz top defense officials in Washington on November 20 and may run through year end.
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Washington
House
California
George Mahon
Dtex
Mahon
Subcommittee
Half Inch Miss Saves Girl Life in Alexander County Event
In Statesville on October 26 a 15 year old girl narrowly survived a gunshot wound to the chest. Mary Lee Rucker described her assailant as an angry boyfriend, Joe Lewis Summer, who is jailed on assault with intent to kill charges. Authorities said the bullet missed her heart by a half inch.
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Statesville
N.C
Irdell Memorial Hospital
Mary Lee Rucker
Charlie Rumple
Joe Lewis Summer
Mary Lee
Joe
Cooperation Lapse Hampers Time and Progress
A terse statement notes lost valuable time due to lack of cooperation and urges immediate joint action. The remark highlights friction between parties and underscores the impact on forthcoming schedules. Entities named include none explicitly. the quotation reflects a general administrative dispute.
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Elaine Kennedy
Hubert Kennedy
Route 4
Thomasville
Hasty School
Elaine
Henry King
Janet Teaser
Native
Amorier
News Beat
Nation
Pte Telep
Koon “Co
Riviy Ul
Thomasvi
Armed Services
Macshore Classics
Macshore
Fea
Harllee’s Lingerie
Harllee’s Sportswear
Spruce
Harllee’s Home Center
Ius
Harllee
Ole
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