Driver 24 Grounded Six Years On Three Charges
Raymond Brown aged 24 of 108 S. Sutphin Street was fined 300 dollars and court costs, sentenced to 10 days in city jail, and handed a five year suspension of his driving privileges for driving while intoxicated. The license suspension takes effect March 10, 1958. He also received an additional one year suspension starting March 10, 1964 and extra fines for license tag violations. Clarence Smiley of Louisville, 29, was fined 300 dollars, jailed 10 days, and given five year license suspension for DWI. He was arrested Saturday on A.S. 25 by state patrolmen. Walter Nichols, 59, was fined 200 dollars, jailed three days, and given a one year license suspension after a Saturday arrest on 6ux Avenue for driving while intoxicated. Elbert Roop, 53, was bound to the Butler County grand jury on a 1,000 dollar bond after pleading innocent to stabbing with intent to wound. Pred Burton Jr., 19, was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a one year suspension beginning Nov. 29, 1957 for driving while license under suspension. John Mosley and Samuel McIntosh were fined 50 dollars each and ordered to attend four traffic-school sessions. Richard Martin was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication and 100 dollars and costs for resisting arrest after a minor auto accident. Edna Payne was fined 25 dollars and costs with 15 dollars suspended for an assured clear distance violation. Judge Lamb dismissed charges of assault and battery against Gilbert Rife and larceny against May White for lack of complainant. Thirteen intoxication cases were also recorded.
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J. T. Lamb
Raymond Brown
S. Sutphin St
Brown
Clarence Smiley
Louisville
John Garrison
Elbert Roop
Fleming Rd
Butler County
Grand Jury
Roop
Pred Burton Jr
Garfield St
Burton
John Mosley
N. Main St
Samuel McIntosh
Curitis St
Edna Payne
Lebanon Rt. 2
Lamb
Gilbert Rife
Girard Ave
Birdie Cheeseman
May White
City Hotel
William Back
Doan's Pills Promote Quick Bladder Relief
Ad copy promoting Doan's Pills for bladder irritation and urinary symptoms. Claims soothing irritation, fast pain relief for backache headaches and muscle pains, plus a mild diuretic effect to increase kidney output. Endorsed as a long standing remedy with a new economy line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Traffic fatalities in American cities reveal high pedestrian risk
In urban areas in the United States, pedestrians account for a substantial share of traffic fatalities, with estimates ranging from sixty to eighty percent. The data highlight the vulnerability of walkers amid city streets and the need for safety measures.
Maureen O'Hara and Dorothy Dandridge Deny Magazine Claims
Actress Maureen O'Hara and singer Dorothy Dandridge testified in the Confidential and Whisper libel trial, denying stories of theater and woodland affairs. O'Hara said she appeared at Grauman's premieres only with her brothers in 1953 54 and produced her European travel records, naming Enrique Parra as a rumored lover. Dandridge called the woods tale absolutely not true and denied any alleged affair with bandleader Daniel Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maureen O'Hara
Sulgtry
Dorothy Dandridge
Confidential
Whisper
Hollywood
Fred and
Mar
Miss O'Hara
Grauman
Miss Dandridge
Daniel Terry
Lake Tahoe
California
Nevada
James Craig
Michael Casey
Europe
Arthur J. Crowley
Enrique Parra
Parra
Will Price
Crowley
Mr. Parra
Dep Dist
William Rizzi
Terry
Miss O’hara
James FitzSimons
Cracked Bell Worries Girl
A seven year old Columbus visitor writes from Philadelphia to Ben Franklin Hotel asking them to take care of the cracked Liberty Bell. Also appears in the page a divorce notice for Marjorie Egerston and Ronald Iston, plus an estate appointment for Nina Davis as administratrix of Leonard Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin
Columbus
Ohio
Benjamin Franklin
Leonard Davis
Nina Davis
Middletown
Butler County
Mass burials for Jamaica train disaster victims
Kingston officials bury 80 victims in private funerals while 80 more are laid to rest at a mass grave near Kendal Station after a Sunday holiday excursion train derailment killed 183. Government probes, safety reforms, and potential ban on wooden cars loom as rescue and recovery continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamiaca
Kendal
Mandeville
Buffals
Sta Ition
Ship Asked To Go Slower
NETLEY England The Parish Council will ask the United States liner to reduce its wash as it passes Netley on the Southampton route. Beachgoers fear danger as high waves churn near the crowded pleasure beach. A formal complaint was filed with the Southampton Harbor Board citing the Cunarder Caronia and the Nieuw Amsterdam as offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netley
England
Parrish Council
United States
Southampton
M. J. Roberts
Council
Southampton Harbor Board
Caronia
Nieuw Amsterdam
Ifenders
New Colonaid Laxative Claim Promises Overnight Relief
An advertisement touts Colonaid as a breakthrough laxative that moisten and bulk the colon to trigger normal urges. It claims safety in pregnancy, faster relief overnight, and cheaper price at 98 cents for a 60-tablet package with no gassing bloating or rash.
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Colonaid
ADY
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Walter Nichols
6Th Ave
Coss
Nichols
6Ux Avenue
Richard Martin
Brentwood St
Louis Pierce
Martin
Crawford Street
Central Avenue
B. L Dawson
Charlie
Ceeurly
Maureen
Dorothy
By Jack Lefler
Jorie Meade
Sm Genre
Marjorie Egerston
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Maxwell Finkelman
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Cadillac
Davenos
Cwbi
By D. E. G. Williams
Lewis Drugs
Hadley
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