Grandmas Bet At Bookie Joint Lead To Jail Ride
Chicago police busted a group of about two dozen elderly women at a bookie joint on a Thursday raid. Transporting them to county jail proved difficult as officers carried them onto a police-chartered bus amid fatigue and complaints. One Denver woman, Ethel May Pinch, 63, drew a one to seven year sentence for cashing worthless checks, with a history of past incarcerations. The item blends a potpourri of oddities from meals to manners, including a pensioner's gambling, a nursemaid of absurd anecdotes, and a variety of minor crimes and curiosities across several cities.
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Chicago
Atee
Ethel May Pinch
Denver
Pinch
Seven Missing After Pan Georgia Explosion At Wilmington
A seagoing tanker Pan Georgia exploded and burned beside a dock in Wilmington Delaware. Seven missing include six screwmen from tugboats J Deinlein and Watoco. Coast guards and harbor patrol searched the Delaware River. 24 rescued, eight hospitalized, two in critical condition.
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Wilmington
Deli
Pan Georlgia
Georgia
Ray Ott
Galveston
Texas
Philadelphia
Curtis Bay Towing Co
Watoco
Pan Georgia
Coast
Maxey
Coast Guard
More Bones Found In Quebec Killer Hunt
Three Pennsylvania hunters missing since June 12 are linked to a remote Gaspe Peninsula site where skeletal remains and chewed bones are found. Police say murder is likely, with bears possibly dragging bones and clues like a damaged watch and clothing scattered near abandoned camps.
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Que
Quebec
Pennsylvania
Gaspe Peninsula
Muman
Sli
Hollidayspurg
Eugene H. Lindsey
Richard
Fred Claar
Lindsey
Princess Margaret Romance Sparks Scandal Debate in Times
The London Times denounces royal romance rumors as baseless gossip and urges altering the line of succession. Parliament considers Regency changes with Charles first, then Duke of Edinburgh, then Margaret, while Edwardian fears influence the monarchy. Senate backers dissolve RFC to form Small Business Administration with 275 million lending power.
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Margaret
Times
Colummnlong
Peter Townsend
Edward VeIl
Wallis Simpson
the Times
Elizabeth II
Prince Charles
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles
British Press Association
House of Commons
Elizabeth
R. A. Butler
Senate House
Oks
RFC
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Townsend
Church of England
Immigration Bill Clears Senate and House Committees
Senate and House committees approve the immigration bill. Ninety percent of the measure supports admitting 240,000 immigrants over three years while a minority report flags security risks. House GOP leaders plan fast tracking as adjournment nears, with floor votes expected early next week.
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Senate
House
Washington
Eisenhower
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Halleck
Indiana
Rep
Graham
R.-Pa
Congress
Sen. McCarran
D.-Nev
McCarran-Walter
Tru- Tan
Sen
Watkins
Utah
McCarthy Pushes Block on Aid for Trade With Red China
Senator McCarthy and the investigations subcommittee called for harsh penalties on free world nations that trade with Communist China. They proposed withholding foreign aid and imposing fines, targeting Britain as the chief offender. Penalties include up to three times the value of goods and up to one million dollars per ton carried to or from China on ships of recipient nations. The plan, he said, would be included in the Mutual Security appropriation bill.
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Washington
McCarthy
R.-Wis
China
Senate
America
Great Britain
U. S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Press-Geleoram Datty Expert We Sunday at ize Street
California Member Audit Bureau of Reulation reports on regulation issues with unclear references. The notice mentions Denver dated lines and office matters, suggesting an audit or compliance action, with names and dates obscured in the fragment.
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Geleoram
Ize Street
Pine Loaf
California
Audit Bureau of Reulation
Denvery
Army Denies Russ Charge on Leaflets in East Germany
Berlin West dispatch reports the U S Army denying Soviet charges that American planes dropped enemy leaflets on Russian airfields in East Germany during early July. The European HQ said the allegations are completely refuted and lacking substance, noting only a few low flying U S aircraft over East Germany in the period.
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Berlin
U. S
East Germany
Vladimir Semyonov
Cis
Werneuchen
Fistal
U. S. Army
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LAHD
Y Es A
Ed Asch
Kansas
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Anhony Hayes
Brooklyn
Sol Gerber
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AFL Granite Cutters Union
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Hotpoint
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Pine Ave
ABC
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Free-Westinghouse
7Th St. Stere
Sain
M'Carthy
Petri Cleaners
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