Evicted Mother and Children Take Over City Hall Corridor
Mrs. Philip Wilson aged 42 and her six children aged 11 months to 15 years occupy a first floor corridor of City Hall in Va Minn after a court eviction. Police avoid the area as the family seeks housing after council unable to provide shelter. Wilson declined Salvation Army night housing saying they want a house and claims they can pay rent.
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Va. Minn
Winona
Philip Wilson
Wilson
Missouri
Salvation Army
Nudist Convention Opens at Sunshine Park
Nudist enthusiasts of the American Sunbathing Association gather at Sunshine Park in Mays Landing New Jersey for their 17th annual convention. About 500 delegates are expected as sessions occur nude under Dr Ilsley Boone who oversees the park opened in 1939 amid protests with clothes forbidden unless special permission. Public access to the park is barred while nudists spend summers there.
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Mays Landing
N.J
Sunshine Park
Ilsley Boone
Boone
Cool belt blankets nation with seasonable readings
An advancing mass of cool air covered much of the United States with little change expected. Forecasters noted a rain belt from northwestern Missouri to southern Michigan moving southeastward, while the cool front extended from the Rockies to the Atlantic and Canada to the Ohio Valley with seasonal conditions elsewhere. Temperatures included 103 in Las Vegas New Mexico and Bakersfield California and 89 in Miami.
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Chicago
U. S
Missouri
Michigan
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Canada
Ohio Valley
Las Vegas
N. M
Bakersfield
Calif
Miami
Plague of Moths Hits Walla Walla Businesses
In Walla Walla Washington crowds faced a moth swarm that disrupted a carnival and downtown commerce. Ferris wheel and merry go round were shut to prevent bright lights from attracting bugs and entrances were altered. The spruce budworm moth was tentatively identified by a Bureau of Entomology official as the likely invader.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Ad Misprint Turns Pigs into Purebred Girls in Idaho
The Minidoka County News reported an error in a recent issue where an advertisement for Blackfoot Duroc pigs was printed as purebred girls. The next issue clarified the typographical mistake and corrected the sale description to purebred gilts.
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Rupert
Idaho
Minidoka County
Housewives Lead National Meat Boycott Movement
The nationwide protest against high meat prices gathers momentum as housewives refuse to buy meat in cities from Dallas to New Orleans, with men and dealers joining in. Wholesale meat sales drop in New York while campaigns span Orange Texas Beaumont Port Arthur to Springfield and beyond. organizers urge extended boycotts and even planned two week closures.
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New York
Safeway
San Francisco
Texas
R. D. Vaughn
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Orange
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
L. A. Rex
United Women
New Orleans
Springfield
Mass
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
Dyde Manning
Queen Elizabeth Observes Quiet 48th Birthday
London reports Queen Elizabeth marked her 48th birthday privately with family. No official observance or public engagements were planned for the day.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
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Harry C. Lausten
Linden
Long Beach
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William L. Geary
United States
American Legion
Washington
D. C
C. Oliver Sampson
Edmore
N. D
Geary
Associated Press
Idaho Newspaper
U.S
Italy
Comets Ond Oy
Robert Pancotti
America
Atlantic
United Press
Bendix
Good Housekeeping
Haal
Ian
Mailliard & Schmiedell
Los Angeles
Daniel C. Munroe, M. D
Samuel
Hemor- Morrison, M.D
U. S. Gov’t
Lamb
Pine Ave. Cor
Ncw
Iowa
Tobin
Carson
L. B. Blvd
Sirloin
Club
T-Bone
Porterhouse
Ground Rd
U. S. Govt
Compton
W. Olive
S. Atlantic
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