Hiroshima Girls Leave For Home After Treatment
Ten young Japanese women rehabilitated from scarred postwar surgery leave New York for Hiroshima. Counselor Mrs Tokoyamm hosted a farewell in her apartment as the group travels by American Airlines to Washington and then by Air Force to California. Some plan September departures. one woman died during earlier operations. ash and a hair lock accompany the burial.
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York
Hiroshima
New York
Helen ‘Tokoiyamm
Mt. Sinai Hlospital
Tokoyamm
American Airlines
Washington
Air Force
California
Mitsuko Kuramalo
Tomako Nakabayashi
Paper mill plans stalled as Mecklenburg board objects
Charlotte area officials oppose Bowaters Southern Paper Corp project 28 miles south of the city citing odor concerns. Bowaters representatives promise modern plant with chemical recovery to minimize emissions and say Charlotte will not notice the facility. Governor Hodges had earlier eased siting, with legislature approving the bowaters plant along the Catawba River near Rock Hill.
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Charlotte
N. C
Catawba River
Rock Hill
B.C
Mecklenburg County
Sam I McMinch
Ty Victor Sutton
Bowater
Calhoun
Tenn
Cherlotte
Sulton
Chinese Girls Cross Flaming Pit Proving Strong Faith And Purity
Ipoh Malaya report describes two young Chinese girls guided by a Taoist priest crossing a pit of red hot coals uninjured. Dozens follow, with some reluctance, as priests encourage and life is preserved by faith and ritual purification. The event spans two hours with no injuries and notes on purification by the Goddess of Birth.
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Flaming Pit
Lloyd Morgan
Ipoh
Malaya
Mns
Will filed in L A Superior Court names St Andrews School
The will of Grace B. J Howland 86 who died June 4 was filed in probate yesterday in Superior Court. It disposes of an estate worth more than 1 000 000 dollars. Bequests include Berry Schools Mount Berry Georgia 5300 and St Andrews School St Andrews Tennessee 3000.
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Los Angeles
Grace B. J, Howland
Superior Court
Berry Schools
Mount Berry
St. Andrews
St Andrews
Tenn
Vacation Postcards Push One Way News for Travelers
A playful ad style piece urges vacationing Americans to use a service called Vacation Pak to mail home their cards and papers before returning. It jokes about travelers being behind the times and promises a neat package of news and features for a two week parade of memories. It promotes one way communication with home and the convenience of sending materials ahead.
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John Q. Ponle
Lev
Times
Cirele
Carter
Woman Renounces Polygamy to Keep Children in Court Ruling
Minerva Johnson Black wins restoration of her eight children after Juvenile Court Judge Durham Morris orders them returned if she pledges to teach that polygamy is against the law. Black says she will still regard polygamy as a religious principle and the family, including Mia Black and Leonard Black, had faced foster care after a Short Creek roundup.
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St, George
Utah
Durham Morris
Minerva Johnson Black
Arizona
Black
Short Creek
Neighbors Burn As Man Fiddles Fine Set At $7
Oklahoma City judge fines Felix Czajkowski seven dollars for disturbing the peace after a dispute with neighbors over his violin playing. A neighbor testified she doubted his skill and the continuous fiddling. Czajkowski, 42, claimed he plays country style and has had no formal instruction.
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Oklahoma City
Felix Czajkowski
Hler
Czajkowski
Angsher
Grajkowski
Mike Foster
Foster
Cenjkowski
New Jersey couple named foster parents of the year
In New Jersey a Old Bridge couple, Mr. and Mrs. William Yates, are honored as Foster Mother and Father of the Year. Gov Meyner will present a silver tray from the State Board of Child Welfare. The Yates, who have housed as many as six or seven foster girls, emphasize family values and respect at home, with their adult foster children remaining close.
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Brunswick
Xot Imarried
William Yates
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Yates
Old Bridge
State Board of Child Welfare
Alybert Latechar
Franklin Towneship
Ives
Astronomers Gather at Penn for Mid Sized Telescope Future
About 20 astronomers from France England and the United States meet at the University of Pennsylvania for a symposium on the future of the moderate size telescope. They say new electronic aids will let a 20 inch telescope rival the light gathering power of the earlier 200 inch Hale telescope. The event occurs amid photos and displays in a room celebrating the university’s new observatory dedication to memory of the Yates daughters.
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Philadelphia
France
England
United States
University of Pennsylvania
Palomar
Calif
Cook ‘Observatory
Paoli
Yates
Smally
Kentucky Democrats To Name Candidate For Interim Governor
Kentucky Democrats will name a nominee to serve the remaining four years of the late Governor Alben Barkley’s term. The selection will occur June 19 at the Democratic state Central Executive Committee meeting in Louisville, following a call issued by Robert Humphreys after consulting with the committee secretary. Gov. A. B. Chandler will appoint someone to serve until the November election.
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Frankfort
He Tate
Alben Barkley
Democratic State Central Executive Committee
Louisville
Robert Humphreys
Emerson Beauch- Arn
A. B. Chandler
Man-made Money Case Ties to Pension Woes
Detroit man and his elderly partner faced prison and probation after creating fake currency to meet a perceived fair standard of living. Paul Bifert received two years for possession of counterfeit money. Paul Sarro, 82, was placed on probation for one year after pleading guilty to passing bogus 410 bills linked to a Toledo race track incident.
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Detroit
Paul Bifert
Ebert
Paul Sarro
FiMiami Race Track
Toledo
Ohio
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