Hatch Law Penalties Hit Mississippi Official In Hatch Act Case
Sam Lumpkin former lieutenant governor of Mississippi and Tupelo city attorney was ruled ineligible for reemployment for 18 months after violating the Hatch Act by backing Eisenhower while a state employee. Four Aberdeen Internal Revenue Service workers were dismissed for soliciting Democratic contributions from coworkers.
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Washington
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Mississippi
Sam Lumpkin
Eisenhower
Lumpkin
Mississippi Employment Security Commission
Civil Service Commission
Employment Security Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Aberdeen
S. C
Commission
Tupelo
Miss
Resolutions Committee
Jackson
Denver
Colo
U. S
Verna D. Anderson
Laurence F. Kirkgasler
al Kraft
Verne E. Kelley
Thedore W. Mueller
Internal Revenue
Mueller
Democratic Party
Robber Stubborn or Plain Whacky Returns to Rob Denver Station
In Denver a persistent gunman robs an East Denver gasoline station three times during last night. Attendant Miron'i Ritchie grabbed for a pistol on the first visit, was grazed by a bullet, and battled the bandit. While phoning police, the robber returned, took $25, and fled after again pointing a gun. A third return saw only a wave and exit as officers and residents closed in.
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Denver
Miron'i
Ritchie
Growth of motor courts swells since 1940 nationwide
The Automobile Club of New York reports about 45,000 motor courts along the nation’s highways, up from 15,000 in 1940. They are expanding at roughly 2,000 per year and generate more than a billion dollars annually in tourist trade.
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The
Automobile Club of
New York
New Law Planned to Open Ice Boxes in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich. City Commission drafts ordinance to ban abandoning intact ice boxes and similar appliances after a housewife's letter cites nationwide child suffocation cases. The proposed rule targets leaving hinges on unused ice boxes to prevent accidents.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Drifting Bottle Mystery Reaches Lake Michigan Shore
Danny Egbert 17 of Lansing found a bottle on Lake Michigan shore. Inside a note asked to find a 12 year old for pen pals, signed by Connie Rigdon of St. Louis Missouri.
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Ludington
Mich
Danny Egbert
George L. Egbert
Lansing
Lake Michigan
Connie Rigdon
Nottingham St
St. Louis
Lions Club sells Labor Day circus tickets in city
The Hagen Brothers circus arrives Labor Day at the county fairgrounds with shows at 2 15 and 8 pm. Lions club sponsors, admission 1 20 adults 60 cents children school age or under Cameron students included. Military in uniform admitted 60 cents. Reserve seats 60 cents extra. Advance tickets from Lions members Walt's News Stand Appels Jewelry Motor Equipment Lawton Drug. Circus billed for 11th anniversary tour with aerial acts elephants and trapeze artists.
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Hagen Brothers Circus
Lawton Lions Club
Cameron
Lions Club
Walt’s
Lions
Appel’s Jewelry
Motor Equipment Company
Lawton Drug
Doomed Boy Cherishes New the Memento
Denver reports a six year old cancer patient Paul Henry Haley met President Eisenhower after a surprise visit. The boy, who praised the president, sent a thank you note on official stationery. Eisenhower replied with best wishes for health and courage.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Paul Henry Haley
Paul
Hopalong Cassidy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Meyer Outdoes Himself in Dodgers Victory
Brooklyn reports Russ Meyer pitched a 10 to 4 win over the Pirates, boosting his season total to 13 victories for the Dodgers, matching the 13 he won all of last season with the Phillies.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Russ Meyer
Pirates
Dodgers
Phillies
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