Freshman coed abducted and flown to Los Angeles
Sacramento reports an 18-year-old freshman coed Pam Roth was allegedly abducted by American River Junior College students Keith Hallidan Royce Zumtalf and Jack Spitz. She described being taken to the airport for a one-way trip to Hollywood where she met a movie hero, called her parents, and returned home after funds arrived.
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Sacramento
Pam Roth
Pam
Keith Hallidan
Royce Zumalt
Jack Spitz
American River Junior College
Drave
Hollywood
Farley Granger
Car Makers Find Europe Mart Good
New York reports the nation’s two largest car makers return from Europe with upbeat outlooks. Ford and GM presidents say rising living standards and full employment in Western Europe create new markets for autos and consumer goods. Each plans heavy European expansion, with Ford noting crowded roads and Britain sales despite a 50 percent car tax.
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New York
United States
Europe
Henry Ford I
Ford Motor Co
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
FORD
Britain
Robed Klansmen Visit Rural Alabama Church
In Mobile Alabama robed Klansmen visited Rosinton Missionary Baptist Church near Loxley, about 25 miles east of Mobile, entering the building in single file as the pianist played. The Rev Hardy Peeples greeted the hooded group during their second church visit in the area, following a prior appearance at Culver St. Baptist Church in Whistler.
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Mobile
Ala
Hardy Peeples
Sa Weemy Hume
Rosinton’ Missionary Baptist Church
Loxley
Culver St. Baptist Church
Whistler
Unclear OCR Item From Lone Beach Post Office
Fragmentary OCR indicates a Lone Beach post office item about a member audit bureau of cinema delivery with a price and cake note. The readable text is inconsistent and lacks a coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond Lone Beach and postal context.
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Dany
Bixthtreet
Pine Avenue
Cinemation Arogr
Mares Tarr
Lone Beach
Visitor Group Visits Peeples Home Amid Firebrand Remarks
A Mobile Klan spokesman E. C. Barnard led a group that visited Peeples, expressing interest in paying a social call. Peeples welcomed them and invited them in, while Barnard, a gunsmith, spoke for the visitors and set the tone of the encounter.
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E. C. Barnard
Barnard
Peeples
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