Protestant And Mormon Ministers Lead Service For Air Crash Dead
Protestant and Mormon ministers lead the funeral service for air crash victims at Flagstaff. The service honors 70 or more mourners with 67 coffins lowered at Flagstaff Cemetery for the Trans World Airways crash victims. Clergy from Methodist and LDS churches offer solace as families, including Rebecca Genn Denton and Wil Denton, endure the tragedy. United Airlines plans funeral details, and an inquest is slated at the Coconino County Courthouse.
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News Personalities Of The Week Stewart Crosley New Heed-Bo Ben Of Kingsport Boys' Club
Sullivan County Grand Jury criticizes General Sessions Court judge Brack H. Sams of Division One serving Bristol Blountville and Bluff City. Parks named Ichiban Sensei in Japan for U S Army Air Forces and Kingsport teachers’ overseas teaching methods praised. Kingsport Boys Club installs new officers Stewart Crosley becomes president and plans Civican camp at Greeneville for July 30 to August 4 with 20 counselors and over 9,400 June participations across baseball softball and other activities.
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The Family Scrapbook By JR Ernest G Osborne
A juvenile piece recounts Andy Anderson in his sixth summer braggadocio. His parents initially caution him then humor his tall tales with nods and gentle guidance as he learns to separate fact from imagination. The stories reveal a boy testing storytelling limits under family observation.
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Heavy penalties set in new narcotics action
Washington reports Congress aims to stiffen narcotics penalties to deter dealers and peddlers. The bill, likely to be signed by President Eisenhower, imposes death or life terms for selling heroin to under eighteens, with escalating penalties across first to subsequent offenses and heavy fines. It expands drug addict and peddler registration for border crossing.
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City Court Fines Allege Drunkenness and Driving
In Kingsport Tuesday City Court, a man charged with polite drunkenness was fined 20 dollars. Another man fined 15 dollars for orderly conduct. A 15 dollar reckless driving bond and 19 bonds of 1 dollar for overtime parking were forfeited to City Attorney Marvin Parsons.
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Red Black List In Show Business Probed By Group
Washington hearing on charges of blacklisting in radio TV and film as The Fund for the Republic surveys alleged Communist ties. The House Un American Activities Committee will probe The Fund with three days of hearings. Lead witness Jobe Cogley discusses blacklisting of writers and performers and the wartime era.
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Death sentences appealed by two Florida youths
Two Jacksonville youths, James Herbert Rintersoft and Fritz Hebron Clark, both 20, appealed their death sentences for raping a girl and abducting her companion in a car trunk. A circuit court jury found them guilty on March 2. Gerald Now, 18, stationed at Jacksonville Naval Air Station, faced separate charges as a principal in the crime. Witnesses including both local and national figures were expected to testify at hearings.
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Segregated Buses Sought by Jaycees in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee Florida the Jaycees urged Gilles Transit Co to resume operations on a segregated basis after suspending July 1 due to economic losses from a Negro boycott. They also asked clubs to press for the same. The group urged the city to enforce permit rules on Negroes operating pool cars and to check compliance with city laws.
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Miss Rhode Island Contender Repeats In Massachusetts
Providence Rhode Island story highlights the Miss Universe pageant entry. Sandra Leu Bozella of Walpiz, Massachusetts, is chosen to represent Rhode Island at Long Beach California after winning a state contest.
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