Civil War Vet Lundy dies in Florida hospital
Civil War veteran William A. Lundy, known as Uncle Bill, died in a Florida hospital after a short illness following a gall bladder operation. He served with a Confederate unit and was famed for his pride in the Confederate cause. Survived by three daughters and five sons, he had lived with his son Charlie in a small white cottage. Friends and Confederate veterans recalled his keen eyes and stubborn humor as he awaited a Union survivor’s day in memory.
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Showers Expected in Some Areas on Labor Day
Showers were expected today across parts of the midcontinent and western and eastern regions as a wet Labor Day forecast emerged. The Associated Press notes areas should brace for scattered showers with varying intensity.
Surprise birthday party marks Horne Singleton guests
Mrs B F Haynie hosted a surprise birthday and sendoff for Miss Judy Horne and Miss Shirley Singleton at the Haynie Dairy Queen. About 34 guests attended a reception with two pink rosebud heart cakes. Miss Horne leaves for Hot Springs and Miss Singleton for Dallas after the party.
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Fifty One Girls Seek Miss America Title in Atlantic City
Fifty one contestants from 41 states plus Canada Puerto Rico Hawaii Chicago New York DC arrive in Atlantic City for Miss America pageant week. Miss California Lorna Andersen 18 with white shoes and luck charms, Miss Michigan Verlie Joy Strong 21 with silver doll, among notable entrants. Scholarships totaling 49000 await as the crowning occurs Saturday.
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Calmness urged for Little Rock school integration
In Little Rock Arkansas ministers appealed for calm as the city prepared for integrated classes starting tomorrow. Governor Faubus warned of possible trouble while about 15 black students sought enrollment at Central High, which has 2,000 students. A federal court had cleared the district’s gradual integration plan, ordering an end to interference with desegregation. The Greater Little Rock Ministerial Alliance urged leaders to promote orderly conduct during the transition.
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Graham Ends 2 Crusade With Mass Meeting in New York
Billy Graham concluded his New York crusade with a massive Times Square rally drawing thousands. He urged attendees to dedicate their lives to Christ while denouncing alcohol and material excess. Police estimated 75,000 present, with Graham claiming up to 200,000 attended.
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Mena Editor St John Dies at 68 in Arkansas
Ernest Warney St John 68 longtime editor of the Mena Star papers died at home after a sudden illness. He led the publication founded in 1896 by A W St John and served as editor of daily and weekly editions. Survived by wife one son Dick Eljul in Wenay two brothers and a sister in Missouri and three grandchildren. He held active roles in Polk County Industrial Foundation Masonic bodies and Knights York Cross of Honor.
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Half Brain Loss Yet Retains Intelligence Says Researchers
A patient who lost half of his brain still retained intelligence after a study by researchers Ar Jan Bruel and Dr. Goorin Wi Albee at West Reserve University and the Psychological Assn PELE. The report notes the Highland Vi land Ohie doctors observed the brain’s remaining half functioning to support cognition.
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Theater Beats Slump by Doing Family Washing
A New York columnist notes a theater in South Africa boosted box office by offering laundry service to patrons. After viewing a film, customers find their washing done and ready to take home. The piece also touches on Arctic refrigeration myths and assorted quirky bits from history and current events.
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Miss O Hara May Testify at Trial
Hollywood report says Miss Maureen O Hara may testify as a rebuttal witness in a confidential criminal libel trial. Prosecutor William Ritzi hinted witnesses will be revealed and jurors may view the theater seats related to a Confidential Magazine story. Defense claims new witnesses will testify of alleged conduct in 1954 rather than 195?. O Hara produced a passport showing Spain in 1084.
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Fragmented Speech Reflects Odd Town Talk and Names
A scrambled report from Hatlan recounts chatter at a Computer Club about local leaders Grant's Tomi and the Wentworth Building. It includes garbled phrases, a postcard claim of illness, and a misquoted Dickens line about human weakness for those we despise.
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Notice of Answer in Glasgow v Glasgow Chancery Case
Legal Notice from the Chancery Court at Hempstead County requires defendant James Thomas Glasgow to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by Marie Glasgow. Witness the court seal dated August 6, with notices published August 12, 18, 26, and September 2, 1957.
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