BUC Office Moves to Five Day Week, Closes Saturdays
The Middletown Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation office at 18 N Clinton St will close Saturdays starting May 14, as a cost saving. Manager P F Johnson said Saturday visits were few and the change allows full staff 8 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. The note adds a Turkey farming statistic.
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Middletown
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
N. Clinton St
F. Johnson
Johnson
Old Fashioned Girl Celebrates 100th Birthday in San Francisco
Bell Brown, a San Francisco centenarian, marked her 100th birthday at a party. She drinks a double strength old fashioned daily and told reporters she wishes for another century of life as the photo was taken.
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Bell Brown
San Francisco
U S Judge Kaufman Dies in New York
Samuel H. Kaufman, 65, a U S District Court Judge who presided at the first perjury trial of Alger Hiss, died Thursday in New York. He retired in 1955 after a stroke and earlier served as a special government prosecutor and investigator of frauds. He was appointed to the bench in 1948. survived by his widow Ann and several siblings. The Hiss case ended in a later conviction for delaying a congressional committee.
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NEW York
Samuel H. Kaufman
U. S. District Court
Alger Hiss
Kaufman
Ann
State Department
Congressional
Whittaker Chambers
Trials Begin For 12 Students In Florida Integration Case
Six white students from Florida State University and six Negroes from Florida A M University go on trial in Tallahassee City Court on charges of unlawful assembly from the March 12 integration demonstration at a white lunch counter. Two Negro defendants were released after serving short terms for a prior protest, as both universities disciplined their students. The case follows surrounding demonstrations in the region, including sit ins and marches at state capitol sites and other cities with varying outcomes, amid ongoing debates over school integration and local laws.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
School Board
South Carolina State House
Governor's Mansion
Columbia
State House
General Assembly
Ttwo
Austin
Tex
Georgia
Atlanta
Frank S. Stewart
Tampa
Morehouse College
Wasp Wrecks School Bus Near Charleroi
A school bus driver swatted a wasp triggering a crash into a utility pole on a narrow road 15 miles northeast of Charleroi Pennsylvania. Flames swept the bus minutes later but all 36 children aboard escaped through the emergency door with minor bruises reported.
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Charleroi
Eugene Pritts
Pennsylvania
Fighting 6th Armored Cavalry marks 100th year
The 6th Armored Cavalry at Fort Knox begins its 100th year with Civil War style uniforms as the color guard leads anniversary ceremonies. An light machine gun drill and tent pitching competition were planned as part of the events marking the unit that first saw action under President Lincoln.
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Fort Knox, Ky
6Th Armored Cavalry
Agenta
Lincoln
Estrelita Divorces Juggler After Cruelty Claim
Hollywood AP reports singer Estrelita has divorced comedy juggler Ismael Alfonso Halfss. She testified he was stingy and cruel, recounting an episode about olive oil for cold cream. The 29-year-old entertainer, known by her stage name, said cruelty justified the separation. they wed in 1956.
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Hollywood
Estrelita
Ismael Alfonso Halfss
Goldfine Trial Postponed Again
In Boston AP report judge George C. Sweeney moved Bernard Goldfine’s tax evasion trial from May 24 to Sept 6 after three defense lawyers withdrew. Goldfine, indicted for evading 450,961 in personal income taxes, faces related charges against his secretary Mildred Paperman and Strathmore Woolen Co officers for larger combined evasion.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Goldfine
E. Bennett Wiliams
Washington
Edward D. Hassan
Burton L. Williams
Mildred Paperman
Strathmore Woolen Co
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Stendala
Sherwin-Williams
Central GA
U.S
Florida A. & M. University
Pine Bluff
Ark
Dollarway
Capitol
Ernest F. Hollings
Savannah
Wasp
Jeanette’ W
Central Ave
Want Ad
Herbert E. Keller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Howard Parish Associates
Miami
C.g.&e
Our House
Gilbert Hardware
Germantown Rd
Lovely & Robillard Co
Anderson Lumber Co
Burbank
Spencers
Bulova
Papoer
Bruce Heider
Rossford Avenue
Ft. Thomas
St. Catherine of Stena
Danny Barger
West Elder Street
Webster School
U. S
Della Martin
Stanton Avenue
Cummins School
Wells Didlick
Woodlawn
Carolyn Wherry
Goodman Avenue
Joy Rose
David Clark
Webster
John Zins
St. Margaret Mary
Nancy Zimmer
St. Pius X
Stephanie Scheber
Pleasant Ridge
Cathy Conrad
Annunciation
Diane Wood
St. Bonaventure
Patricia Ann Walters
Little Flower
Burt Israel
Bond Hill
Kathleen Sullivan
Assumption
William Ankerbrock
N. Fairmont
Frances Miketta
St. Clair
Jimmy Stahl
Delhi
Cummins
Diane Guappone
St. Vivian
Bobby Randall
Jill Ann Buerger
Nativity
Dan Komnenovich
St. Marys School
Sherry Brewer
Bill Smith
Brad Behringer
St. Cecilia
John Strohman
Holy Trinity School
Carolyn
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