Wilson Pupil Band Queen Wilson Pupil Band Queen
In a tie for Miss Wilson Pupil, Dixie Preston and Mary Ann McHenry competed at Munici pal Auditorium. An extra judge’s ballot settled the outcome, crowning Mary Ann McHenry, a Wilson High student, as review queen.
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Municipal Auditorium
Mary Ann McHenry
Vermont Ave
Dixie Preston
Brunet
Dixie
Mary Ann
Miss McLeary
Long Beach
Wilson High
Vermont St
Miss Preston
Myrtie Ave
Jordan High
Mellenry
Jeri Powell
Cartagena Dr
City College
Judy Rittle
Clark St
Wilson
Judy Wood
Seventh St
Les Wilson
Collision Kills Boy on Bike Near Lakewood Junior High
Two boys riding a bicycle collided with an automobile at 7:23 last night near Stanbridge and Centralia in front of Lakewood Junior High School. One boy was killed and the other seriously injured, sheriff's deputies said. Inside the school at the same moment Principal Eaton Bemis described a group of radio-
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Sheriff's Deputies
Stanbridge
Centralia
Lakewood Junior High School
Eaton
Bemis
Playlet dramatizes risk of riding two on a bike
Drama students staged a Parent Teacher Association presentation about the dangers of riding two on a bike. Eldred Johnson, 14, of 6148 Henrilee Street Lakewood Park, a Jordan High School sophomore, died on arrival at Community Hospital. His companion Dorsey King, 13, of 4273 Montair, Lakewood, suffered a broken leg, bruises and lacerations. Driver George Floyd Wineland, 17, of 1446 Gardenia Avenue, was in shock and not detained.
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Eldred Johnson
Henrilee St
Lakewood Park
Jordan Iigh School
Community Hospital
Dorsey King
Montair
Lakewood
M. Jones
W. Miles
George Floyd Wineland
Gardenia Ave
Steel Monopoly in Europe Editorial View
An Atlantic magazine October piece argues free enterprise here is prompting Europe's steel socialism. The author questions whether U S policy is aiding this shift under the Schuman plan, noting continued discussion.
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Europe
Atlantic
Schuman
Congressmen urge atomic strike over Korea crimes
Angry Congressmen demand the United States drop the atomic bomb on Communist troops in Korea and break off truce talks in retaliation for alleged atrocities. Officials warn of a reckoning over UN prisoners, implying war crimes trials after fighting ends.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Reda
Executive Department
United Nations
Coni
Atrocity report details mass murders in Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports the Eighth Army judge advocate general Col James Hanley revealing more than 5600 American prisoners in Korea were slain. The disclosure, issued from Gen Matthew Ridgways headquarters, appears on Page 44 with a full official release.
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Eighth Army
James Hanley
Korea
Seo Rrass
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Red Trace
By Robert Barkdoll
Amunementa
Drew Pearson
ALA
Ray Tucker
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Proto
George F. Wineland
Wineland
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