Mrs McCarthy Would Not Attend White House Luncheon
Mrs Joseph McCarthy wife of Wisconsin senator says she would not have attended a White House spring luncheon even if invited. She cites Eisenhower administration opposition to her husband and notes she never saw an invitation despite a telephone oral invite to McCarthy's office.
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Huntington approves council manager charter shift
Huntington voters approved a charter changing city government from mayor council to council manager by 9 596 to 5 282. The new charter takes effect July 1.
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Huntington
W. Va
Pat Cavanaugh’s bar raided by police in West Philadelphia
In West Philadelphia Pat Cavanaugh bar patrons saw twelve police with guns drawn burst in. Manager Mickey Cavanaugh explained two plumbers who had done work for Pat came to collect a bill and were posing as bandits. Pat called the police.
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Mickey Cavanaugh
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Boy Tumbles From Car at 45 MPH Unhurt
Four year old Michael Sanders fell from his father's moving car on the Baltimore to New York route. He opened a rear door and tumbled out, rolled like a ball, but jumped up with only bruises. Police report the father is Marion Sanders, 28, of Smoaks South Carolina.
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Wilmington
Del
Michael Sanders
Baltimore
New York
Marion
Smoaks
S.C
Seagulls Drive Inland To Williamsport In Cold Winds
A flock of seagulls wandered into Williamsport Pennsylvania yesterday as strong winds and cold weather along the East Coast and Great Lakes pushed them inland. Williamsport lies about 150 miles from the Atlantic and 90 miles from Lake Erie.
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Bell-Ans claims faster relief for stomach acidity
Certified laboratory tests show Bell-Ans tablets neutralize three times as much stomach acidity in one minute compared with leading digestive tablets. Consumers are urged to buy Bell-Ans for quick relief.
Mother Of Child Bride Sent To Juvenile Center
A 14 year old bride Ruth Rushing is to be sent to the Juvenile Diagnostic Center in Columbus today. Her parents Orville and Mrs Rushing of Zanesville and husband Joseph Long 19 were found guilty in Juvenile Court of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The Rushings received 30 days in Muskingum County jail while Mrs Rushing and Long were fined 25 dollars and costs with the fine for Mrs Rushing suspended.
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Zanesville
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Bushel may be replaced by hundredweight in grain measures
Washington reports the bushel could shift to hundredweight for grain measurement. U S and Canadian governments and trade groups push the change amid varying bushel weights across grains. The Agriculture Department will study the issue and present recommendations at the American Feed Manufacturers Assn convention in Chicago on May 1.
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Chicago
Constipation Remedy Claims With Colonaid Laxative Ad
An advertisement extols Cotonaip or Colonaid as a new laxative claiming to moisten and bulk the colon, stimulate action, and relieve chronic constipation overnight. It asserts safety for pregnant women and no interference with vitamin absorption, pricing 98 cents for a 60 tablet package.
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