Jazz Train to London Dazzles critics and Air Force men
US airmen lead London stage sensation The Jazz Train at Piccadilly Theatre drawing standing ovations and praise as a bold all Negro revue. CAPT Max Morgan notes the production’s strong stock-like performance while Air Force personnel stand to profit from a $45,000 investment amid solid bookings.
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Tom A Cullen
London
NEA
United States Air Force
Piccadilly Theatre
U.S
Bbig
Rolu-Paty Bertice Rading
Philadelphia
Jher
Bessie Smith
Isabelle Lucks
Max Morgan
California
Morgan
New York
Chile Strike Ends After 24 Hour Walkout
In Santiago about 1,200 Chilean workers returned to work after a 24 hour general strike to press wage demands for 40,000 striking rail, bus and communications workers. The CUT threatened unlimited walkouts if higher pay is not granted amid rising living costs. The copper industry largely kept operations running.
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Santiago
Chile
Central Labor Union
CUT
Nless
Cnpper
Marion Center Visitors and Church Picnic Items
Marion Center hosts visitors from Indiana and Erie including Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGinnity and Charlie Huey. A Willing Workers Sunday School class picnic at the Presbyterian Church on June 29 drew 24 members for a covered dish dinner and program. Akron New York visitors Mr and Mrs Horace McFarland and family are staying with Rawle McFarland. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Roger Sanburg and others were noted.
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Frank McGinnity
Indiana
Horace McFarland
Akron
N. Y
Rawle McFarland
Roger Sanburg
Pittsburgh Children Guests of McFarlands This Weekend
Sgt and Mrs Steele McKee and daughter Debra of Fort Eustus VA visited the McFarlands and Burns and McKee families over the weekend and 4th of July. L Vo Marshall and Floyd Braughter enjoyed a short fishing trip at Gard peau hunting camp last week.
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Pittsburgh
McFarlands
Steele McKee
Debra
Fort Eustus
Ward Burns
Barclay McKee
L. Vo Marshall
Floyd Braughter
Gardpeau
Uniontown and area relatives visit over weekend
Uniontown residents and relations from Pine Flats Buffalo Akron War ren Elyria and Wilkes Barre spent time visiting kin over the 4th of July weekend and on Sunday. Families included the Coble Berringer Rummell Leamer and Buterbaugh households with travel to Elyria Baton Rouge Wilkes Barre and California plans noted for later.
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Chester Lydie
Donnie
Marian
Pine Flats
Wayne Coble
Joyce
Clyde Berringer
Buffalo
N.Y
Doyle Rummell
Warren
Glen Buterbaugh
Ruby Hertzog
Akron
Arthur Henneman
Indiana
Don Berringer
W. B. Brown
Barnesboro
Ivan Berringer Sr
Fora Rummell
Elyria
Dean Rummell
California
Clay Leamer
Dorothy
Paul
Baton Rouge
Dean Leamer
Bud Buterbaugh
Wayne
Jean Coble
Lee Bell
Wilkes Barre
Must Attend Church A Year Must Attend Church A Year
WALDO Wis Because of liquor law convictions tavern operator Sam Zolp will have to go to church every Sunday for a year in Circuit Judge F H Schlichting's court. Zolp was charged with letting a minor loiter in his tavern selling liquor to two minors and selling beer to a minor. Schlichting placed Zolp on probation ordered his licenses revoked and said if he fails to attend church he will spend the probationary period in jail.
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Waldo
Wis
Sam Zolp
F. H. Schlichting
Sam
Schlichting
Zolp
Segregation For Parks Said Illegal
A federal judge in Norfolk Virginia ruled that the state cannot continue racial segregation in Seashore State Park near Cape Henry or in any lease to private operators. Judge Walter Hoffman said the state may not deny Negroes access or profit from a lease that discriminates, barring any race from the park. The decision affects eight white only parks and a ninth for Negroes, and could influence plans to lease or even sell public property for segregated use. Virginia Attorney General J Lindsay Almond Jr said the ruling raises debatable questions about leasing to private operators but expects possible appeals. Four Negro plaintiffs had sued years ago to enforce equal access to the park. The park remains closed while the case proceeds.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Walter Hoffman
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Richmond
Seashore Park
U. S
Maryland
Almond
Hoffman
Deaths from Various Cities Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports survivals and deaths of notable figures including Ali Naci Karacan publisher of Milliyet in Istanbul aged 59, Dr Ernest Sasseer entomologist in Stillwater aged 72, Ira R. T. Smith White House mails chief age 78, Roland William Foster designer of the Heller antitank weapon age 42, Anthony Capezio Chicago gang figure age 53, H.4. Krueger Chicago businessman age 60, and Daniel Morgan former boxing manager age 82.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ali Naci Karacan
Milliyet
Stillwater
Minn
Ernest Sasseer
Kensington Md
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ira R. T. Smith
White House
Ottawa
Roland William Foster
Heller
Bury
England
Chicago
Anthony
Tough iTony) Capezio
Advertising Metal Display Co
Lake Wales
New York
Daniel
Dumb Dan) Morgan
Jack Britton
A McCoy
Battling Levinsky
Hungary Seizes Grain for Government Collection
Vienna dispatch reports Hungary's Communist government orders all farm grain delivered to government collection points to safeguard bread supplies. Peasants formerly sold surplus on the free market after meeting quotas. The item notes a separate statistic that over 80 percent of US telephones are operated by one system.
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Vienna
Radio
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Red Bombers Paraded Over Moscow Jets Compared
John R Alison of Northrop Aircraft Co says Russian bombers shown with jet engines have thrust 15 000 pounds more than any American jet in operation He spoke to civic and military leaders yesterday The Red Cross aided 62 000 families with emergency relief and 7 100 with long term aid in the last year The Dominion of Canada was established on July 1 1867.
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San Franciscop
Moscow
Gays
John R Alison
Northrop Aircraft Co
American Red Cross
Pilot Killed In Thunderstreak Jet Crash Near Lake Air Force Base
Phoenix report states Lt James Wachter 22 of Lawrence Park Pa was killed yesterday as he likely tried to land a powerless jet. An Air Force spokesman said the flame died in the power unit about 14 miles from Lake Air Force Base and the aircraft crashed within 2,000 feet of the runway.
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Phoenix
Ariz
James Wachter
Air Force
Lawrence Park
Erie
the Lake Air Force Base
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