Eviction row over attire and noise at Allegheny housing unit
Mrs. Mary Ellen Williams says an eviction was based on her bed jacket and bloomers worn while paying rent, denying indecency though tenants complain of noise. Officials would not confirm attire as sole cause, and no plan to appeal disclosed as Saturday deadline looms. In Philadelphia a $11 genuine American money bill sparks interest from a secretary. A San Carlos woman reports returning a stolen truck after guiding it back with her son and friends.
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Wrong Man in Jail for Three Days in Boston
Edward White, 32, spent three days in jail before authorities realized they had the wrong man. He was arrested on a warrant dated Sept. 16, 1933, for auto without authority, protested his innocence to guards all weekend, and after fingerprints cleared him, police said it was a mistaken identity. White forgave the police.
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Newspaper details truncated sixth street edition in Long Beach
Publication note shows daily schedule and pricing with garbled text. Mentions Long Beach California, delivery pricing, weekly and monthly rates, audit bureau of circulation mark, and postal handling. Contains incomplete lines and stray letters. core items reference a newspaper with standard publishing cadence and circulation verification.
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Five Medals Indians Resume Invasion of Goa Report
Freed Flier Captain Harold M Fischer received the nations second highest award along with four other decorations at Maxwell Air Force Base. Lt Roland W Parks and Lt Lyle W Cameron were also honored for Korea era combat. Indian nationalists massed near Belgaum advancing toward Goa border as Calcutta faced a general strike amid post clash tensions with Portuguese authorities.
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Paper celebrates 100 years with 88 page historical edition
Petaluma Argus-Courier marks a century of publication with an 88 page historical edition. The paper traces back to its founding on August 18, 1895, by Thomas L. Thompson.
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2 S Korea Marines Slain by Yank Gl
Seoul reports a U S soldier shot and killed two South Korean marines in a battalion area of the ROK First Marine Division after a dispute over Korean girls. Two other marines and a civilian were wounded as the soldier fled toward another American, then fired. Police say the soldiers were with two Korean prostitutes and may have suspected the marines were hiding them. Joint probe underway.
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MGM Producer Ordered to Take Paternity Blood Test
Superior Court in Los Angeles ordered blood tests to determine paternity of a child alleged to be fathered by producer Arthur Freed. Freed, an MGM executive, denied knowing Mrs. Mary Norris and said she has blackmailed him since 1952. The case is continued to September 6.
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