Woman, 26, Attempts Swim Around Manhattan Island
Diane Sauble Struble, a New York mother, began a marathon swim to circle Manhattan Island with her three daughters aboard a support boat. She crossed the Hudson River and Harlem River, aiming to finish by 3 p.m. and previously became the first to swim 40 miles at Lake George.
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Mother
New York
UPI
Moes
Diane Sauble
East
Harlem
Manhattan Island
Iker
Struble
Lake George
Fillaze
Hudson
Manhattan
East River
Harlem River
Hell Gate
Tal
Stephanie
Silviz
Deborah
Eaxi
Fall Trial Faces Killer, 27, Who Murdered 3 Persons
Islip town jail inmate Bloeth, 27, charged with three murders on Long Island, faces an early fall trial. Suffolk County District Attorney Cohalan said he will seek a quick, speedy trial and present a current grand jury, with proof strong enough for first degree murder. If convicted, Bloeth would face the electric chair. his defense hinges on insanity.
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Riverhead
N.Y
UPI
Islip
Suffolk
Long Island
A Prand
Boeth
Bloeth
Thwarted by Judge Ends Jail Attack in Harding
In Durban South Africa a judge persuaded about 200 Maci tribesmen to abandon an assault on Harding jail after burning crops and a school and threatening a hospital. Police and townsmen blocked the main street as tribal leaders agreed to leave peacefully. 29 women were later sentenced to twelve weeks in jail for tanker destruction on a farm.
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Durban
South Africa
UPI
Harding
Here
B. E. Canyr
Cuno
Eight Women Die In Georgia And South Carolina Collisions
UPI reports two similar fatal crashes killed eight women in the region. In Atlanta a car veered across the median on an expressway, striking an oncoming vehicle and killing four aboard. In Manning, South Carolina, four textile plant workers died when a pickup truck failed fire and swerved into the opposite lane.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
South Carolina
Baiter
Manning
S. C
Hospital Notes and Transfers From Area Hospitals
Hospital notes list admissions births and dismissals at Ashlaigshare and Middlestora memorial hospitals. Names include Lester Hill Clyde Sawyers Jr Mrs Fred Hankey Mrs Robert Carter Mrs Bill Williams Ronald Duttean Alvis Hutfield Hilda Webb Lawrence Gray Darrell Porat Hazel Stennk Pat Leonard Blanche Leonard Miracle Imogene Hensley Anthony Grubbs John E Powell Wilma Metcalfe and others. Also notes a New York board of education decision to transfer 406 Negro and Puerto Rican students to a white Queens district amid opposition and a Navajo legend about Shiprock as a ship carrying ancestors.
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Ashlaigshare Hospital
Jim Howard
Flat Lick
Vina Pauley
Rose Hill
Lester Hill
Tazewell
Clyde Sawyers, Jr
City
Fred Hankey
Gain
Robert Carter
Bill Wiliams
Garrett Johnson
James
Partin
Middlestora Aremorial Hospital
Ours
Ronald Duttean
Alvis Hutfield
Hilda Webb
Lawrence Gray
Darrell Porat
Speedwell
Hazel Stennk
Wingfield
Tenn
Pat Léonard
Blanche Leonard Miracle
Balkan
Imogene Hensley
Anthony Grubbs
Jenson
John E. Powell
Barbourville
Wilma Metcalfe
Morley
OROOL
Uporld New York
UPL
Board of Education
Queens
Glenable- Ridgewood
Aad
John J. Thechald
Verdict Today for 2 Youths in Campbell County
In Clinton Tennessee two Campbell County youths Franklin Smith age 2 and George Baker age 18 faced a pistol murder charge in the June killing of coal operator Jess Fesler. Special Prosecutor Frank Qualls urged the jury to impose death for Smith and a life term for Baker, calling them masterminds of murder. Two witnesses supported Smith’s alibi.
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Clinton
Tenn
UPL
Campbell County
J. i. McCard
Franklin Smith
George Baker
Elk Valley
Jess Fesler
Frank Qualls
Smith
Baker
Qualls
Chicago
al Capone
Corbin
Fesle
Lena Tush Adams
Jellico
Saxton
Fesser
Hazel Keisling
Miss Adams Fied
Rob Bing Fesler
Farm News Briefs on barley price support and hatchery output
Washington reports broadened barley price support eligibility for 1959 crop, including Fine No. 5 and grace No. 3 garlcky, to aid growers amid thin barley due to bad weather. UPI notes July hatcheries produced 177.561 million chicks, down 7 percent from last year but 40 percent above the 1953-57 July average. Also, trade shares were about 5 percent lower year over year, and six key processing vegetables forecast to total 6,360,000 tons, up 13 percent from 1958 and above the 10-year average.
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Washington
UPL
Ag. Thultwee Department
No Department
UPI
Agriculture Department
UPS
Department
Problems in Industry Mount But Fail To Dim Outlook
Industry faces steel and copper strikes and auto plant shutdowns yet economists expect a robust fourth quarter. Railroads lose freight revenue, oil inventories shrink, and July housing starts hit a 1950 high. Wall Street declines spark debate on a potential thaw in cold war tensions and longer term economic gains amid inflation concerns.
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New York
UPI
Thes
Ontrse
A. W. Zelamek
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers Union
Americacan
Wall Street
Tri-Staters in military training and service updates
Ronnie E. Sharp graduates boot camp at Great Lakes. Army and Navy personnel from Kentucky and Virginia participate in large scale field training in Grafenwohr and Wildflecken, Germany, and Marine and Navy duty at Camp Perry and Pensacola. Notables include Bruce Sharp, McKinley Southerland, Leslie Dickson, Kelly Smith, Shelton Tester, Robert Sizemore, Billy Ledford, Harley Johnson, Ira Gibson, Robert Blue, Code Lovely Jr., Ensign Clark, John Hensley, and William Patterson. Parade, combat readiness tests, and ongoing duties across Europe and the Pacific noted.
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Ronnie E. Sharp
H. E. Sharp
North 16Th Street
Middlesboro
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Army Pvt
McKinley Southerland
Floyd Southerland
Hulen
4Th Armored Division
Grafenwehr
Germany
Europe
Army
PFC
Billy C. Ledford
John W. Ledford
Jonesville
Harley P. Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Straight Creek
NATO
Shield of Defense
Lee R. Gibson
Route 1
Pineville
Grafenwohr
Ira Gibson
Son
Ith
Code Lovely
Katherine
Kings Highway
Dayton
Ohio
Dth Armored Division
Lovely
Roscoa Lovely
Pensnington Gap
S4th
Heilbronn
Fort Hood
Yex
Lovelyn
John BH. Hensley
Maurie
Muldraugh
Grefenwohr
Trainig
Middlesboro Schools Announce Entry Rules and Birth Certificate Need
Middlesboro Public School System announces opening on Friday September 4 at 1 00 pm. Kentucky law allows entry for children age six by December 31 1952 with no exceptions. Beginning entrants must file by two weeks after school starts, last date September 7. Registration details to follow and a birth certificate is required for enrollment. If unavailable, contact Bell County Health Department at Pineville to obtain one.
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Middlesbyw
Bell County Health Department
Pineville
Belt County High School Course Pick Day Notice
Freshmen through seniors are summoned to Belt County High School on Monday, August 24 to choose subjects. Each class then attends one additional day that week: seniors Tuesday, juniors Wednesday, sophomores Thursday, freshmen Friday. A Mullenry must attend Monday to receive preferred subjects.
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Belt County High School
AH Mullenry
O. Henry’s Wife Dies in Welville Home
Mrs. Sara Cole Porter, 51, widow of O Henry, died after a long illness at her Welville home. Born in Greensboro, she married William Sydney Porter in 1907, three years before his death in 1919. She defended his innocence in the embezzlement case. An author herself, she wrote short stories after graduating Peace College and had lived in the area since his death.
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Welverville
N.C
William Sydney Porter
O. Henry
Porter
Sara Coleman
Greensbor
New York
Austin
Tex
Grandmother Aims to Keep Atlanta Children Together
An Atlanta Brammother vowed to keep her eight children together after giving them away due to inability to feed and care for them. Grandmother Mrs. Ovetta Tannan offered to take in washing and scrubbing to support the children aged seven weeks to 14 months, while the mother, Mrs. Ople Quesenberry, 38, said she could not provide for them.
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Atlanta
UPTI
Ale
Ople Quesenberry
Tennessee Legislative Council shows high turnover and long-serving members
Half of the 909 council members had prior service while Sen. Carroll Oakes and others like George Cracey Rep. Jim Cummings and Sen. Ernest Giffey have repeatedly served since 1953. The article notes shifts between House and Senate appointments, conduct of subcommittees, and calls out several Memphis lawmakers disputing study outcomes and assignments.
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RY Russ Nailey
Unitedress International Nastmclis
UPL
State Legislative Council
Orginal
Carroll Oakes
Morristown
George Cracey
Coverington
Jim Cummings
Woodbury
Ernest Giffey
Athens
House Famil Senate
Memphis
Firlt
Sania Hearden
Richard, Moore
Newbern
Mes
Seutl
Ball
House Land Senate
Jennings
James ,Bomb
Shelbyville
House
Jared Markinx
Cookeville
Senate
William Baird
Letanan
Commemorative stamp honors Dr Ephraim McDowell in Kentucky
UPI reports in Danville Kentucky a commemorative postage stamp will be issued in December for Dr Ephraim McDowell pioneer Kentucky physician who performed the first successful abdominal operation removing a 20 pound ovarian tumor from Jane Tatd Cravioch after a long horseback ride from Greensburg. The McDowell Apothecary, restored next to the surgeon’s home, was dedicated.
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United Press International Danville
UPI
Derember
Ephraim McDowell
Kentucky
McDowell
Jane Tatd Cravioch
Greensburg
McDenvell Apothecary
Eiday
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Reece Dickson
School Street
Baybourville
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Norton
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Sewit
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Berlin
Wildflecken
West Germany
Tester
6Th Infantry
East Germany
Wildfiécken
Robert Sizemore
James A. Sizemore
Beverly
Wildfrecken
Sizemore
Robert KR. Blue
USN
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Caxton
Harlan
Collett
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Navy Ensent
R. Clark
Buford T. Clark
Kenlyn Farm
Barbourville, Ky
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Pensacola, Fla
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Jin
WW. Patterson
Oakwood Road
Preston
U.S. First Fleet
Elliott ‘Bay
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Edward M. Ringley
Robberts Street
Appalachia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Tennessee Legislative Council
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Herbert Moriarty Jr
Watertate
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L. B. Pep Jennings
Tullahoma
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United States Steel Corps
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Harlan Fuel Co
Yancey
Madisonville
Dixie Crugar
University of Kentucky
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