Two Missing Teen-Agers Found After Runaway Union
Helen Jones 16 of Kearny New Jersey and David Horne 17 of East Orange were found registered as man and wife in a Petersburg Virginia hotel after 11 days away. Police retrieved them before dawn and returned them to their parents amid disapproval. They said they left June 11 to marry but youth delayed plans. They had traveled by train and bus from Newark to Philadelphia to Richmond then Petersburg, seeking privacy and family support.
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Petersburg
New Jersey
Helen Jones
Kearny
N.J
David Horne
East Orange
Horne
Miss Jones
New York
W. H. Stewart
Francis Jones
Explorer Scout
Horne Jones
Young Horne
Joneses
W. H. Price
Jones
Newark
Philadelphia
Richmond
W H. Price
Caribbean
Ft. Lee
Prince George High School
Deaths in Crossett and Jena Honor Local Notables
Funeral services for Sam E. White 82 Bastrop who died in a Monroe hospital will be held in Crossett at 2 p.m. with Rev. Arthur White officiating. Interment Pinewood Memorial Park. Thomas Jefferson Kendrick 74 lifetime Jena merchant died yesterday with services at Nolley Memorial Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Interment in church cemetery. Survivors include widow Lula Kendrick two daughters Mary Nicholson Ferriday Betty Jane Torrey son R D Kendrick and several siblings. Kendrick was a member of several local fraternal orders.
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Jena
Thomas Jefferson Kendrick
Nolley Memorial Methodist Church
A. G. Taylor
J. P. Owens
Church
Kenner-Stephens Funeral Home
Lula Watkins Kendrick
Mary Nicholson
Betty Jane Torrey
Ferriday
Blondes Dominate Miss Germany Contest in Baden Baden
In Baden Baden Germany the beauty contest judges chose blonde Marlies Behrens of Garmisch Partenkirchen as Miss Germany on Sunday. Second place went to a blonde while brunettes outnumbered blondes nine to five. Measurements listed show height four feet seven inches with bust 34, waist 22, hips 36.
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Baden - Baden
Oscar Levant Cancelled Show Returns After Reconciliation
Oscar Levant’s KCOP program was briefly suspended after on air remarks about a sponsor and rival stations. He and general manager Al Flanagan reconciled, planning to return Monday night. Levant teased a move to another channel but said he would stay to restore relations with Philco and continue 85 minute broadcasts.
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Hollywood
Oscar Levant
Levant
Alvin G. Flanagan
KCOP
Channel 13
Flanagan
Oscar
Philco
Funeral Services Held For Rester In Bogalusa
Funeral services were held Sunday for J. Harvey Rester Louisiana Commissioner of Administration and top budget officer who died of a heart attack while gardening. Gov Earl Long and other officials attended as honorary pallbearers. Rester, 65, was a native of Picayune Miss and had lived in Bogalusa 10 years. Survivors include his widow two sons a daughter and four brothers and two sisters.
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Bogalusa
J. Harvey Rester
Rester
Louisiana
Earl Long
Allison Kolb
Ponemah
Picayune
Miss
Bogalusa Paper Company
Gaylord Container Corp
Baton Rouge
Sam Jones
Jimmie Davis
Robert Kennon
Jones
Kennon
Robert Rester
Travis Rester
Mobile
Ala
Otha Rester
H. C. Rester
Springhill
R. W. Lee
Etha Lee
Special Vote In Franklin Is Considered
Gov Earl K Long weighs a call for a special election in Franklin Parish to fill the late Rep Walter Chachere seat. Sen Ralph FE King says a decision could come in 3 4 days while Long awaits the regular election set for late 1959. Dr King and Long attended the funeral of budget officer J Harvey Bester who died of a heart attack. The Franklin Parish Executive Democratic Committee filed for a special election last Friday.
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Crowville
Franklin Parish
Democratic Committee
Long
Beach ban after Black group swims at segregated shore
At Boynton Beach Florida a Black group swam at a beach once reserved for whites. Mayor Chadwell ordered them off and closed the beach indefinitely. He said 30 to 40 Black bathers left after a one minute warning. A Black spokesman said they only want a separate place to swim and not integration.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
L. S. Chadwell
Chadwell
City Commission
William H. Miller
Miller
Delray Beach
Masons Meet at Lake Charles Sixth Day Session
The 95th Annual Communication of the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge was held at W. C. Boston High School in Lake Charles from June 15 to 19 with over 600 attendees. The Georgia Female College, established in 1836 in Macon, Ga, was the first college chartered to grant degrees exclusively to women, now known as Wesleyan College.
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Prince Hall Grand Lodge
Lake Charles
W. C. Boston High School
Georgia Female College
Macon
Wesleyan College
Most Trusted Missiles Can Be Beasts
At Vilseck Germany a U S Army showcase of Honest John missiles faltered as three launch attempts failed to release practice warheads due to electrical faults. Despite the embarrassment observers saw the unit as ready to deliver a nuclear deterrent in Western Europe with 84 nuclear launchers and several artillery pieces.
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Vilseck
Germany
UPI
U.S
French War College
Iron Curtain
Nurnberg
Grafenwohr
U.S. Army
Erwin Rommel
Afrika Korps
Honest John
Europe
Cold Records Mark Second Day of Summer Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a chilly start to summer as Brookville Pennsylvania reached 35 degrees and Cleveland and Pittsburgh logged June 22 record lows of 45. Cool air cleared across the northern and central Appalachians while rain moved to coastal areas from Maine to Virginia. Dry 50s settled in the mid Mississippi and Ohio valleys with light northerly winds reaching the Gulf states.
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Associated Press
Brookville
Appalachians
Births fill June with newborns across multiple Louisiana towns
The June birth announcements list numerous families from Monroe Rayville Bastrop Mangham and surrounding areas welcoming newborns. Timoth y Austin Deborah Sue Martha Ann Rachel Diane Gloria Jean Victoria Ann Victoria Ann Rowena Berta Jean Cassandra Willie Edward Woodrow Johnnie Mae Linda Lorraine Bobby John George Jr Billy Ray Wanda Faye Gregory Dale Barbara Barbara Ann Beverly Ann Carolyn Ann Sandra Faye Winfred LaVerne Deborah Joyce Ann Patricia Ann Angela June 19 notes include several couples and towns such as Delhi Amos Rayville Ferriday Bas trop West Monroe Oak land Gilbert Bastrop Bastrop Bastrop Bastrop Bastrop Bastrop Bas trop Bastrop Bastrop Monterey.
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Ernie and
Mary Level
Warden
Willie Edward
Sol and
Mary Lee Robinson Monroe
Woodrow
Ollie and
Margaret Jones
Epps
Johnnie Mae
Lennie
Morris Mack
Farmerville
Linda Lorraine
Joel
Lucinda Simmons
Monroe
Bobby John
Lee Gusta
Bernice Hall
Mangham
Gregory Dale
Johnny and
Beatrice Webb
Amos and
Janie Mae Coleman
Rayville
Barbara
Bobby Ray
Lula Mae Brown
Columbia
Bobby Jr
Arrest in Bonifay Ax Murders Tied to Florida Case
Police in Springville New York arrested 27 year old Frank Peterson on serious charge linked to two ax murders and an alleged Florida incident. He was held pending Florida authorities arrival after denying involvement. The Bonifay family killings occurred June 11, with Ira Carnley and his 2 year old daughter among the dead.
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Springville
N.Y
Bonifay
Fla
Frank Peterson
Richard Walter
Peterson
Florida
Ira Gene Carnley
Ernestine
Hershall
Geraldine
Carnley
Seven Inch Rainfall Drenches Lower Texas
Rains up to nearly seven inches swamped wide areas of lower Texas on Sunday as a cold air mass moved in. Weather warnings covered streams in the hill country west and northwest of San Antonio while Dallas to the Panhandle reported significant rainfall and minor tornado activity.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Orange
Lufkin
Temple-Killeen
Waco
Panhandle
Garza-Little Elm Lake
Sample Want Ads One Month One Year Sample Want Ads
A compact collage of old classified lines shows rates and items from a newspaper want ads section. Entries mention multiple product types, vehicle details, rental services, religious items, and local business contact codes, reflecting historical ad formatting and pricing per day.
Anniversary of Hitler Invasion Marked by Kremlin Claims
MOSCOW AP Sunday marked 17 years since Hitler invaded Russia in 1941. Soviet press renewed charges that Britain and the United States funded the invasion and warned of a new Western attempt at war. Red Star accused the United States and Britain of arming Hitler and of building atomic and missile bases to ignite conflicts abroad.
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Moscow
Hitler
Russia
Britain
United States
Red Star
Army
Soviet Union
West Germany
Lebanon
Indonesia
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Robert Evans
Martha Ann
Roy Free
Archibald
Rachel Diane
Gordon Stanley
Lake Providence
Gloria Jean
Fred Burchell
Victoria Ann
Robert
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Rowena
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Magnolia Williams
George Jr
R. D
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Delhi
Billy Ray
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Joan Stevenson
Wanda Faye
Earl and
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Arkin
Helen Jean
Ernest and
Rosa Mae Elaine
Deborah
Arthur and
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Bastrop
Arthur Gene
Willie and
Janie McGee
Joyce Ann
Eugene and
Mattie Johnson
Patricia Ann
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Willie Albert
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Virgie and
Lenoria Harrison
Oakland
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Gilbert
Barbara Ann
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Martha Odom
Angela
Theodorai
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Ludella McFee
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Carolinas
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News-Star
Grammont St
Bbetty
Forsythe Shopping Center
Pine Crest Addition
Memorial Park
Acacia Il Memorial Park
Eason
Highland Park
North Side
Brig
Myrtle’s
Winnsboro Rd
Louisville Ave
Elizabeth
Wood
Whiteman
Motors Securities
Walnut St
Salvation Army
AVON
Linet
Irene Dendinger
Gayne
News-Star—World
Twin City
Ann Etcetera Nea
Brown Rivers-Scogin, Inc
FORD
van Trow Olds Cadillac
Lowsville Ave
Volkswagen Coleman Edwards Motore Inc
Olcott Motors, Inc
Chrysler
Plymouth
2Nd St
Monroe Auto Mart
Dodge
Cal Kidd
Alpine
Ruston
Choudrant
Qergins
Chevrolet
Winnsboro
BUICK
Eater
Heatx
Plym FA
Terry's
DeSiard
Washington
Steele Motors, Inc
Jackson Motors
TOM Vining
Studebaker-Packard
4Th
Washington St
Boyce Motors
Hall St
Dial
Nena
Pontiac
Paul’s
Natichitoches
W. M. Dial
Miller’s
Cypress
W.M. Dial
Edwards
Cadillac
Drive By & Save
Southern Battery
DeSiard St
Consolidated Auto Parts
M. Ph
SUN Motor CO
Coleman
W.M. Jos
Oldsmobile
Dudley Odom
Good Motor
Heater
Glasco Auto Sales N. and & Olive St
Fogleman
Harlan Prestridge
Anderson's
Lou Craig
Louisville
Louisville Motors Lab
Louisville Dial
C. M. Motors
Powell
PY Central Bank
Studebaker
Lennon
Hatten Motors
Pine
Tire Service
U. S. Royal Distributor
Edwards & Sons Garage
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