Traveling Pastor Speaker Saturday
The Rev. Charles R. Hawkins, a graduate of Anderson College, will address the Youth Fellowship at First Church of God on Crawford Street at 7 45 p m. He has worldwide mission experience from World War II and Alaska visits and will sail from New York on August 5. Music by Anderson College Girls Trip.
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Alaska
New York
Robber Lorry Returns Loot in Norwalk
A suspect told Deputy Sheriff G E Rowley that he held up a North Long Beach service station. He claimed to have placed $77 in cash and $350 in checks in an envelope on a window ledge outside the station. The envelope matched the loss reported by the victim.
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Norwalk
Calif
G. E. Rowley
North Longach
30 000 Shriners To March Tonight
New York hosts between 25 000 and 30 000 Shriners marching along Fifth Avenue and Broadway through Times Square amid the 79th annual Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine convention. About 100 000 Shriners and family members are in attendance for the event.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Times Square
Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Teenagers Sentenced to Electric Chair for Grocer Killing
In New York two teens Henry Allen aged 19 and John Martin aged 18 were sentenced to the electric chair for the murder of Brooklyn grocer Gaspar Ingargiola 63 during a $100 holdup last November 21. A jury convicted them two weeks earlier.
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New York
Brooklyn
Henry Allen
John Martin
Gaspar Ingargiola
Congress May Get Capitol Prayer Room
The House Administration Committee approved a resolution directing the Capitol custodian to convert an unused cubbyhole off the rotunda between the Senate and House into a prayer room for Congress.
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Congress
Capitol
Washington
House Administration
Senate
House
Cleveland Lawyers Left In Quandry Again
The Cleveland Bar Association declines to endorse three municipal judges up for re election and cannot find suitable opponents. Three years earlier the judges won reelection despite a similar dilemma.
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Cleveland
Quandry
Cleveland Bar Association
An Old-Fashioned Kitchen With Newest-Fashioned Conveniences
NEA staff writer visits a Chicago Museum of Science and Industry exhibit showing a contemporary kitchen with natural wood and copper appliances designed for ease of upkeep. The layout centers a U shaped work area with an island counter, while child play space and social seating remain integrated.
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Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Jules Marling
Woman Betrays Parole Violator in Cleveland Scene
U S deputy marshals went to the home of Paul Smith a 42 year old man jailed for parole violation from Leavenworth Kansas. He protested I am not your man but a tattoo of a naked woman on his right sleeve matched the arrest papers revealing the identity involved.
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Cleveland
Paul Smith
Leavenworth
Kaw
Smith
U. S
Bronze plaque to honor Taft's father at Washington home
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio will receive a bronze memorial plaque honoring his father, President William Howard Taft, at the former Taft home in Washington on July 20 during the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society annual convention.
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Washington
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Taft
The
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Radio Tower Topples Near Tots Playground
A 212 foot steel radio relay tower in the East River toppled onto the Queens shore near a playground used by about 200 children. Five nearby persons were injured, none seriously. Cause of collapse undetermined.
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New York
East River
Queens
Distant Cousin Of TR Dies In New York Fall
Oliver Walcott Roosevelt aged 60, a distant cousin of Theodore Roosevelt, died last night in New York from injuries suffered in a fall. The Roosevelt family connection is noted as a distant kinship to the late president.
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New York
Oliver Walcott Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Kitchen Playroom Clutter Creates Daily Dilemma
The spacious open kitchen playroom invites conversation during cooking but its clutter lacks a door to hide mess. The writer notes the challenge of timing asparagus and keeping hallan daise from curdling while children circle on tricycles, complicating focus.
Investment banker dies after fall from apartment window
A Manhattan investment banker named Roosevelt died following a five-story fall from an open bedroom window Tuesday night. His wife told police he slipped and fell through the window. The report notes gold can be hammered into sheets thin enough to transmit light.
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Manhattan
Roosevelt
Gas Fueled Advances Highlighted by Texas Eastern
The feature explains how natural gas powers car manufacturing from forging to tempering and finishing, noting gas furnaces harden gear teeth and body finishes stay brighter. It asserts gas improves engine checks and overall performance, citing Texas Eastern’s service role.
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