Beating Case Ends With Six Months for Two Negro Brothers
In Tuscaloosa Alabama Arthur Washington 23 and John Washington 19 were found guilty of assault and battery a misdemeanor for beating white student Samuel Perrin Taylor after mob violence against University of Alabama coed Autherine Lucy. They received six months in jail and 500 dollar fines.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala.m
University of Alabama
Arthur Washington
John Washington
Autherine Ludy
Washingtons
Samuel Perrin Taylor
Miss Lucy
William Allen
Taylor
Fred Nicol
Arthur
Olin Zeanah
Lucy
Boy crushed by bus after alighting in Ohio town
A six year old, Ronald Rusnak, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rusnak of Parma Heights, was killed when a school bus wheel ran over him Monday.
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Cleveland
Ronald Rusnak
Raymond Rusnak
Parma Heights
Doan's Pills Promise Relief From Backache and Bladder Irritation
Nagging backache and restless nights due to overexertion and stress are addressed by Doan's Pills. The advertisement claims pain relief, soothing bladder irritation, and mild diuretic action to aid kidney function, urging readers to try the product for lasting comfort.
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Doan
milMons
Ex-Austrian President Miklas Dies in Vienna
Wilhelm Miklas, president of Austria from 1928 to 1938, died in Vienna. He resisted Hitler's ultimatums to yield Austria and refused to sign the Anschluss. He resigned March 13, 1938 as Nazi troops entered Austria and later retired with his home under guard.
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Vienna
Wilhelm Miklas
Austria
Miklas
Hitler
Germany
Fuehrer
Arthur Seyss- Inquart
Manhattan Home Sells in Historic 1885 Estate Deal
A Manhattan Avenue house, one of the few remaining in the area and built in 1885, sold for the first time since its construction. The sale was conducted by the estate of the late Ella Mabel Clark and included its original fixtures.
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Avenue House
Ella Mabel Clark
Snow Doesn’t Halt Stork Or Troopers
In New Bedford Massachusetts two state troopers Hibbert and Gillis braved 8 foot snow drifts to reach Mrs Donald Platt who is nine months pregnant with her tenth child The rescuers pulled her from her Dartmouth home on a improvised sled and dragged her to a car for a two and a half hour ride through a raging blizzard The incident highlights the severe winter conditions and the officers brave response.
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New Bedford
Mass
St. Luke’s Hospital
Donald Platt
Dartmouth
Thotmas Hibbert
Edward Gillis
Colorado Fraternities Must Drop Racial Bars
At the University of Colorado the Board of Regents ordered all social fraternities and sororities to abolish national race color or religion restrictions by September 1 1962 or face probation without rushing or initiating privileges. The policy passed 42 with 2 Republicans voting no in a day long hearing that drew 1500 to 1800 attendees including students alumni and Denver area officials. The resolution excludes student groups formed in good faith for devotional religious study or propagation of faith.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Board of Regents
Ward Darley
Denver
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