Court, jail, and quirky notes from daily life
A Raleigh city court sentenced 61-year-old William Jones to 30 days in jail with a suspended term and a 190 fine for operating a mule and wagon while intoxicated. Meanwhile Norman Klingelsen in Manitowoc County got a church visit, then a drunken return from devotions. Danville’s Willie Perrow paid his fine but escaped custody to end with a 90-day sentence. A trio of 17-year-olds in Grand Rapids faced fines for riding in a non passenger area of a foreign car after an alcohol incident. The Archbishop of Canterbury calls a husband’s undisclosed earnings a traitor at home, urging joint financial transparency. And in East Lansing, Igor the iguana reappears after escaping from a fraternity.
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Mideast
Little Rock
Raleigh
N. C
William Jones
Raleigh Road
Wisconsix
Manitestoc County
Norman Klingsisen
Klingelsen
Willie Perrow
Danville
Hut Perbrow
the Justice of the Peece
Archbishop of Canterbury
London
Geoffrey Fisher
Domestic
H. A. Cocteur
Ennis
Texas
Barbara
St.John School
East Lansing
Mich
Igor
Phi Kappa
Michigan State University
Herb Wendt
Weather and social notes mix in scattered text from Marshall piece
Fragmented weather data from various U.S. cities appears alongside a local Marshall club discussion. The text references the Texas flag issue, school activities, and a Kiwanis club meeting, with mentions of Dr. Fitch and social attitudes toward sex.
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United States
Hety HL
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Omaha
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Boston
Taso
Belpeanis Club
Ite
California
Robert Elliott Fitch
Zerstood
Fritch
Little Rock
Ark
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
Kiwanis
Thomas
Assembly
Chicago
Meri Ar Club
Dixwell Pierce
State Board of Boardier Rell
Fis
The
Beach Clu
Samuel Geddes
Napa
Marshall Unit
Peeree No. C-Tooay
Asian Fly Halts JC Grid Game
Cerritos football practice dwindled after a victorious opener in Ogden. Half the 44 players were absent Wednesday and eight first-string players missed Thursday with illness, including star Gary Lassette who scored twice in Ogden. Athletic Director Klopstein favors rescheduling the game, possibly Oct. 15, while Torrance High will substituteSt Augustine San Diego for Ventura at 8 pm.
Disease cases rise with outbreaks in schools reported
Thursday reports indicate rising cases with outbreaks in schools and colleges. The Health Service spokesman noted the weekly state summaries due today and estimated last week’s total at 100000. He said there is no clear west to east directional spread as incidence jumps around.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Public Health
Goodwin J. Knight
Health Service
Two LB Based Navy Ships to be Mothballed
The destroyer escorts J. C. Butler and Weeden based in Long Beach will be deactivated by end of November due to Defense Department budget cuts. They join four others in Pacific Fleet reserve training and will be replaced by escort vessels now active with the Pacific Fleet cruiser destroyer force. The reserve training destroyer escort Goss, also based here, is not affected.
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J. C.butler
Weeden
iDefense Department
Navy
Pacific Fleet Reserve
Pacific Fleet Cruiser-Destroyer Force
Goss
Harbor Bridge Plan Backed by Officials
Officials from the State Highway Department argue the Harbor Bridge would double traffic capacity versus the tunnel and cost about 25 million dollars with four lanes. Panhurst cites locations across Boschke Slough linking Harbor and Long Beach freeways, with two other routes studied and plans to introduce at the next Assembly session. The meeting, led by Vern Cross, includes Long Beach and LA officials and civic groups.
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Tives
State Highway Department
Fred Panhurst
The
Highway Department
Division of Bridges
Boschke Slough
Harbor Blvd
Amar St
San Pedro
Seaside Ave
Ferry St
Terminal Island
Harbor Freeway
Long Beach
William S. Grant
Eloi Amar
Los Angeles
Bernard Caughlin
Vern Cross
Chamber
Cohen Freed ion Bail After Two Arrests
Ex mobster Mickey Cohen faced arraignment in Beverly Hills Municipal Court on charges of failing to register as a former convict and disturbing the peace after two Wednesday arrests. He posted $700 bail and must enter a plea next Tuesday as authorities navigate the registration statute and alleged threats to police chief Anderson.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Clinton H. Anderson
Santa Fe Walkout Vote Scheduled Today
CHICAGO WH Officials of 15 nonoperating railroad unions announced their 50,000 members will vote today on a proposed strike against the Santa Fe railroad. G. E. Leighy, chairman of the unions negotiating committee, said Santa Fe had turned down a union-shop agreement already accepted by most railroads.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
G. E. Leighy
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By Bill Shelson
City Farm
W. Newell
Johnny Covington
Verrow
U.S
College
Ogden
Utah
Washington
Public Wealth Service
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Cerritos
Froncillo
South St
Lakewood
Compton College
Squire
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Bacto
Michigan
Bob Burt
Cars International, Inc
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Tian Motors
Clark St
BelHiower
L.b.-Based
Burk‘s
Burk's
Burk
CEI
Bainsridge IU
Space Command
Sunshine
TVI
the Television Age
Kingsley
Axtra Cash
Save &T Burk
Petronics Im
Es Ees
Panhurst
Mesa and
5Th Sts
Barracuda St
Ion
Terminal Way
Peaches
Albacore St
Pepwoop City
Panches” Browning
Navigation
Hvard
Browning
Carolyn Heenan
Carlos
L. A
Mike
New York
Kcates
Ene
Eve
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