Fall Spreads Cool Air Across Nation
The Associated Press reports autumn entered with a cool air mass moving from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Readings drop 10 to 20 degrees from yesterday, with 50s in most areas and 60s to 70s in the East. Desert regions reach the 80s while the West stays in the 60s as far north as Washington.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Penesota
New England
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Washington
Norman Kay Sails Through Squeeze in Bridge Hand
Norman Kay of Merchantville N J sailed to a rich defeat of the opponents in a bridge hand against East West. He exploited a perfect dummy lead sequence and a later trump squeeze to strip clubs and hearts, despite initial worries over a shortage in a and a misfit in the partnership.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Norman Kay
Merchantville
N. J
Norman
East
West
Life insurance offer from Old American Insurance Co
A dated solicitation urges readers aged 50 to 80 to write today to Old American Insurance Co at 3 West 9th Department L932B Kansas City Missouri to learn about a $1,000 policy with no obligation and no follow up call.
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Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th, Dept
Kansas City, Missouri
North Carolina Forecast: Showers and Thundershowers
Scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in the east today and tonight with cooler air in the west. Highs 80 to 85 west and 85 to 90 east, nights 50s in the mountains and 60s elsewhere. Coastal showers tonight, Tuesday mostly cloudy and mild with interior highs around 78 to 86 and near 86 along the coast, lows 64 to 70.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Marines Held In Shooting At Wilmington
Nine Camp Lejeune marines were detained in connection with the death of 23 year old Charles E. Sullivan in New Hanover County. An autopsy began to determine the manner of death as authorities questioned Sullivan’s wife and investigated a confrontation outside a restaurant near Wrightsville Beach.
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Wilmington
Camp Lejeune Marines
Charles E. Sullivan
New Hanover County
Sullivan
Shirley Hinson Sullivan
Sheriff's Office
Here
Wrightsville Beach
W. B. Bass
Charles Goodman
Goodman
German Ship Pamir Feared Sunk After Atlantic Storm
The German four mast ship Pamir, with about 90 aboard, sank in a fierce storm about 600 miles west of the Azores. Two empty lifeboats and a raft were found far out at sea, and rescue planes and ships hunted the area without locating the vessel or any survivors. The lifeboats bore the name Luebeck, and the ship was operated by Zerssen and Co of Luebeck, carrying cadets as a training ship. Coast Guard cutters and ships reached the last reported position as others steamed to assist.
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London
Atlantic
mid-Atlantic
Carrie
Azores
Luebeck
Zerssen and Co. of
New York
Coast Guard
Absecon
Pamir
New Tablet Invention Promises Hay Fever Relief
Chicago readers learn of a decongestant breakthrough for hay fever using Cristan Dristan Decongestant Tablets. The product claims rapid relief from nasal congestion sneezing and watery eyes, with prescription not required. Offered at 98 cents by Whitehall Pharmacal Company in 1956.
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Chicago
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Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Revere Ware
MacGregor Football
Stanley Beach
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