Snaggle Tooth Cherubs Club Formed by Grade Schoolers
In Oklahoma City at Lafayette grade school, second graders form the Snaggle-Tooth Cherub Club with officers and a club song. Teacher Grace Cochran says the goal is dental and general health education, teaching teeth cleaning and healthy foods. Principal Wade Davenport notes many join as teeth fall out, and all 39 pupils are expected to become members as they lose teeth.
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Oklahoma City
Lafayette
Wade Davenport
Great Lakes Region Battered by Storm
A severe autumn storm battered waterfront property and disrupted Great Lakes shipping. Winds reached gale force, fishing boats crashed into piers, a retaining wall near Niagra Park at Ft. Erie collapsed, and several cottage areas were flooded.
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Toronto
Great Lakes
Niagara Park
Ft. Erie
Egypt Receives Shiploads of Communist Arms
The U S State Department said it has information that several shiploads of Communist arms have been delivered to Egypt. The arms deal linked to cotton swaps with Czechoslovakia has sparked Arab Israeli tensions and threaten to disrupt the Palestine situation. Press Officer Lin eater White spoke at a news conference confirming the information.
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U.S. State Department
Egypt
Cyech Arma
Palestine
Department
Lineater White
Susan Hayward Accused of Attacking Blonde at Actor's Home
At Donald Barry's Hollywood residence, Blond actress Jil Jarmyn accused Susan Hayward of hitting her with a clothes brush and ripping blouse buttons after entering during a coffee gathering. Jarmyn reported injuries and is pursuing assault and battery charges. Hayward group labeled it a temper flare. Barry declined comment.
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Hollywood
Jil Jarmyn l
Susan Hayward
Donald Barry
Miss Jarmyn
van’ Nuys
Miss Hayward
Barry
E. T. Johnson
Snow Head
Susan
Miss Clay
Iward
Miss Jardyn
Jess Barker
Barker
M-G-M
Chicago
Orrleans
Long-Hunted Suspect Declared Legally Dead Found
Walter J Johnson, sought for nine years in a $200000 Chicago mail fraud swindle, was found in San Francisco and declared legally dead by his wife Olivene. Hefaces arrest on mail fraud charges. bail set as authorities note two recognitions from wanted circulars. He expressed relief that it is over and discussed past thoughts of quitting.
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San Francisco
WPA
Chicago
Walter J. Johnson
Clarence Wongsly
Johnson
Olivene
Commerce Weeks forecasts strong October jobs rise
Weeks said October employment will show a sizable increase and inflationary pressures are receding. He predicted a very merry Christmas for retailers with the best sales in history. The forecast came during a talk to volunteers planning the 1956 bond sales campaign. Figures to be released by Commerce and Labor on Monday.
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Tory of Commerce
Weeks
Commerce and Labor Departments
Night and morning fog and low clouds forecast
Night and morning fog and low clouds are expected with hazy sun on Saturday afternoon. A slight cooldown is anticipated across the day, bringing cooler conditions overall.
Willie Bioff Dies in Phoenix Dynamite Blast
AP reports Willie Bioff 55 a former West Coast labor racketeer killed in a dynamite explosion as he started his pickup in Phoenix. He had lived there under the name William Nelson for seven years with his wife confirming identity. the blast destroyed the garage, sent debris over 300 yards, and left Bioff severely injured. He was a convicted panderer previously represented George Browne of the International Union.
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Willie Bioff
Bioff
Phoenix
William Nelson
Clises
Biofl
Biolk
George Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes
Four of ten pen escapees recaptured near Walla Walla
Sheriff identifies four escapees from Washington State Penitentiary found by a farm house 20 miles north of Walla Walla. Names listed include Shem a l Ollie Wiles 42 habitual criminal Benny Cradle 29 robbery Gene Kensler 2 grand larceny James Darden 26 robbery.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State Penitentiary
J. B. Cummins
Shem A
Ollie Wiles
Benny S. Cradle
Gene Kensler
James Darden
West plan on German elections clashes with Soviet wall
In Geneva a Western bid for nationwide German elections next September faces a Soviet veto as Molotov demands talks with East and West German representatives. The plan envisions an all German National Assembly drafting a new constitution and a general peace with the WWII victors.
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Geneva
Germany
Sucmit
Aeoe
Pacinane
Rann
Berlin
U.S
John
Foster Dutles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Four Escapees Found After Massive State Prison Break
A group of sixteen inmates, six convicted of armed robbery, tunneled from a big state prison last July 4 using stolen tools. Officials located four near Kent after they spent the night in a building and moved toward the Snake River. Six others were believed to remain in the southeastern Washington area with possible sightings near Dayton. Prison officials and the sheriff's office pursued tips as authorities searched along railroad alignments and brushy terrain.
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Kent
Snake River
David Gerecht
Washington
Dayton
Shore
Big State Institution
Comeret
Classifieds Note Hidden In Plain Sight
A brief listing describes where various sections appear in the newspaper including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-13, Bridge on 4-13, Obituaries on B-2, and Sports on A-16 to A-19, plus other features such as Theaters on A-10–11 and Your World on 4-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Police Expert Vollmer Ends Life With Gun
Police expert Vollmer, long chief of Berkeley police and innovator in crime detection, shot himself in a harbor town. fog blankets Southern California, delaying air traffic and shrouding coastal cities. Vollmer, born 1876, helped organize police departments in San Diego and Los Angeles.
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California
Santa Bar‘Ipara
San Diego
Long Beach Municipal
Tod
Berkeley
Long Beach
Wasl
Vollmer
Los Angeles
Man rescued after arm pinned by factory machine
Production manager Charles Farley 24 was trapped in a roller machine at a National Cellulab plant on Chicago's northwest side. He freed himself, using a book to strike a phone, triggering a switchboard light. Operators Marion McKenna and Lilian Shirley alerted police. Farley was freed and hospitalized in fair condition.
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Charles Farley
Marion. McKenna
Lilian Shirley
Dugn
McKenna
Damon Ave
National Cellulab Corporation
Farley
Ravenswood Hospital
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