Charley Barnet and Joy Windsor wed app and TV plans
In Hollywood Charlie Barnet introduces his 10th wife Joy Windsor after an elopement to Yuma Aziz and Joy, aged 23, with Barnet aged 43, says she will quit singing with his band to become a quiet housewife. Elsewhere a mix of odd local notes includes a county clerk vault mishap, a mislaid paper, and a satirical view of headlines.
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Tommy Manville
Charlie Barnet
Hollywood
Charlie
Joy Windsor
Yuma
Aziz
Joy
Hardin County
Elizabethtown
Jamance
Oe Ha Aguia
Carolyn ‘Thurson
Lvanarton
George
Bite
Thurlow
Hungary
Budapest
Teal
Robert
Dean
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Mr. Bean
Fresno
T. Hl. Lewis
Seema
Lebur C. Hawking
New Orleans
Hawkins
Lebur
Ife
Widow and husband elope spark in Abbott Bay area case
Georgia Abbott, widow of former Oakland player Furd Abbott, reveals in Omaha that she suspects her husband Clifton Northam ran away with another woman. Northam, 39, served in the Oakland Police Reserve and left Oakland after their separation to pursue work in the Midwest. Georgia Abbott filed for divorce and alimony, seeking $20,000 in life insurance, claiming the marriage ended when Northam began a second life with another woman.
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Oakland
Abott
Abbott
Georgia Abbott
Furd
Gan Chamber
Jon W. Abbott
Northam
Clirton Northam
Burnice Northam
Tn Omaha
Clifton Ifney
Omaha
Chris
Georgia
Q Oakland
Hoffa Bribe Case Delayed As Judge Grants 2 Day Postponement
Washington reports James R. Hoffa, second in the Teamsters, failed to quash bribery and conspiracy charges but secured a two day delay in his trial. Federal Judge Burton Shelton Matthews reset for June 17, with potential further postponement. Hoffa’s attorney claimed Senate investigators exceeded bounds by probing his fees, while committee chair John McClellan said the inquiry focused on payments from union dues.
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Washington
James KR. Toffa
Teamsters’ Union
Buratta Shelton Matthews
Iottai
Otfa
Teamsters
Orfon
Ita
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Senate
Ali
Teameters
Hoffan
Edward Bennett Wilarts
Heto
Committee
John la McClellan
Dear
Willams
Pastor’s Help Keeps Addict From Prison
A minister helped spare 20 year old heroin addict Stanley Lutz from prison with five year probation for narcotics possession. Judge Ralph Pierson praised church support from Rev Lemke of Peacy Lutheran, who offered daily guidance and church involvement. Lutz must attend church weekly, avoid narcotics and alcohol, maintain employment, and live within strict curfews while avoiding known drug users. He faced a possible longer sentence but probation terms aim to curb his physical urges with spiritual and community support.
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Ralph K Pierson
Stanley Joel Lutz
Whittler
Ant Lemke
Peacy Lutheran Church
Rivera
Prohition
Don Bradford
Luta
Lute
Pierson
Imonth
Lutz
Mr. Lemke
Judie Pierson
Ewen
Long Beach
Arne
E. 9Th St
Californa Youth Authority
Hla
Allnio
Stev
Lemke
Committee Approves Bill to Regulate Trading Stamps
A legislative committee advances a bill to regulate trading stamps amid hearings and sharp questions. Attorneys defend the measure as protecting consumers while stamp companies argue the bill could force many firms out of business.
House Passes Alien Pension Bill by Allen
Sacramento report on a unanimous Assembly passage of an alien pension bill sponsored by Assemblyman Bruce Allen. The measure would require stamping goods with state stamps, with a plan to allow certain aliens to gain benefits and affect franchise operations. Debates centered on costs, federal matches, and potential impacts on stamp companies and California communities.
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John A. Touhey
Southern Call
Sacramento
Thelfarnia
Assn
Assembly
Assemblymanj
Bruce FL Allen
Los Gatos
Siue
Jegis
Fred
Kraft
Bonelli
Huntington Park
William
Grant
Long Beach
Senate
College Boy in 45 000 Holdup
A Duquesne University sophomore Michael T. Quinlan, 25, named leader of a gang that staged a 54500 payroll holdup. Police arrested three suspects as Quinlan fled to Mexico after the September 8 robbery. investigators say he planned and directed the crime. Police say the gang spent the money, and Quinlan’s escape aided his capture. The case also involved Vernon Cronin, Carmen Celmo, and Robert Stadelman, all detained as suspects.
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Pittsburghh
Diequesne University
Friday
Michael T.quinlan
Quinlan
Mexico
Suppleson
Quinlan, Enrolled Itt Dusquesne'a Schoal of Vuannese
Paul Ryan
Aioent
Bank
Elchleay Corp. & Construction
Vernon Cronin
Hooda Mar
Cronin
Tri
Carmen Celmo
Robert Stadelman
Weather report shows tides and low tide forecast
The notice notes tides around 4.3 feet at 1 0 22 R am and 8.1 feet at 8 pm with a low tide around 2 4.2 feet. Precise times are unclear but indicates higher and lower tide levels for the period.
Riley at the Huntington Hotel Event At Cow Beach
A damaged OCR style notice references Riley at the Huntington Hotel and a Bloak Lowe entry on 1290 E Qgeaw Blvd Cow Beach. It mentions a monetary amount 93.00 and various garbled phrases, with unclear dates or actions and a signature-like token CHAR 4 BARNETT.
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Lhe
Riley
Huntington Hotel
Blouk Lowe
Qgeaw Blvd
Cow Beach
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