Lions To View Film On Basketball Rules At Dinner
Morris Lions club members will be updated on basketball rules during today’s dinner at Eagles hall following a 6 45 p m start. Program chairman Bill McElwain said the film was obtained after a popular request after a prior football rules film. Charles Willson Peale, noted painter of George Washington, used bed ticking as canvas while in the field. he was a first lieutenant at Valley Forge.
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Charles Willson Peale
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Unicycle Rider Backs 94 Mile Oahu Circuit on Bet
James Crockett, a 20-year-old sailor in Honolulu, rode around Oahu on a unicycle. The 94 mile trek took 27 hours with rest and eating stops. A friend on a bicycle and another in a car paced him along.
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Suit Over $1.9 Million Fund Shortage Files in Chicago
The state’s attorney’s office sues Maryland Casualty Co to recover about $1.9 million linked to shortfalls in tax penalties and interest during John B Brenza’s 1950s tenure as Cook County treasurer. Additional suits target penalties waived under later treasurers Louis Nelson and Herbert C. Paschen. Brenza is deceased. Nelson and Paschen are identified as Republican and Democrat respectively.
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Casualty Company
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John B Brenza
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Maryland
Elroy Sandquist Jr
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Herbert C. Paschen
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Ike Appoints Walsh as Deputy Attorney General
President Eisenhower named Federal District Judge Lawrence E. Walsh of New York as deputy attorney general with a recess appointment. Walsh, 45, will replace William P. Rogers who moved up to attorney general after Herbert Brownell resigned. a formal Senate nomination will follow when Congress reconvenes next month.
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Eisenhower
Lawrence E. Walsh
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William P. Rogers
Herbert Brownell
Kellogg Unit OES Installs New Officers
Kellogg Unit OES installs officers at a special meeting in the Masonic Temple with hosts Mrs. Dale Skow and Robert Thomas and installing officer Mrs. Milford Green. Officers include Mrs. Clarence Barr marshal and Mrs. W. L Treasure chaplain, with color bearer N B Hansen who also sang Ode to the Flag. Other participants include Kelso Sharp and Job's Daughters. The article also notes Bethel No. 97 Gardner installing Mrs. William Huston as worthy matron and lists an extensive corps of officers.
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Richard Patton
Dale Skow
N. B. Hansen
Melville Christensen
Elmer Male
Russell Castelli
John Cima
Ida Lee McDonald
Kenneth Clark
Alfred Pope Jr
Marion McDonald
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