Two youths claim Havana visit linked to Berre sheen death
The article reports two youths calling themselves friends of Berre sheen saying they saw him in Havana in January and later heard he died in the Cuban revolt. In unrelated police news three intoxication arrests were filed Wednesday: Melvin Thomas Snowden, Garland L. Forrest, and Jessie M. Winfield, with brief details of locations and times. A Leesburg area church leadership slate is announced with Hubert J. Smith named vice president and Sarton Hellmuth as secretary treasurer, and a county wide denomination rally set for May 18 at St James Episcopal Church with a mass choir expected.
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Havana
Melvin Thomas Snowden
Bartonsville
Garland L. Forrest
Frederick
Jessie M. Winfield
Myersville
Snowden
South Market Street
Wiliam Mutchner
Forrest
Cpl
William Boone
Winfield
Bernard King
West All Saints Street
Lovellsogie
Hubert J.smith
Leesburg Baptist Church
Sarton Hellmuth
Ashburn Presbyterian Church
St. James ‘Episcopal Church
Leesburg
Public Works Bill Passes Congress Amid Recession Debate
In Washington the Senate passed an anti recession bill to authorize 2 billion dollars in federal funds for municipal public works. Senator Eccles urged a rapid tax cut of six to seven billion dollars while Johnson attacked GOP delays on a billion dollar loan for cities and states. House subcommittee opened hearings on a government food stamp plan to distribute surplus food to the needy. In Taipei Formosa population stood at 9,500,861 in 1957 with about 500,000 nationalist troops and 14,000 foreign residents omitted from the census.
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Marriner
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Lyndon Johnson
D- Tex
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Knowland
R-Calif
Eisenhower
House Agriculture
Taipei
Formosa
Underworld figure linked to Cuba guns missing in St Louis
A St Louis underworld figure Kenneth Berresheim who vanished two months ago is rumored to have been killed while rushing arms to Cuban rebels. Police found his car and cabin permits in Florida. associates say he has not contacted them for eight to nine weeks. Detectives acknowledge rumors of killing but no conclusive proof. A false alarm fire at Point of Rocks prompted fire crews to search a home with no blaze found.
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ST. Louis
Ted Kenneth Berresheim
Berresheim
Florida
Chicago
Las Vegas
Nev
James E. Chapman
Cuba
Skin itch relief advertised for fast relief
An advertisement claims relief from skin itch in 15 minutes using a product sold at Williamson's Drug Store. It promises to stop itching and burning, kill germs and fungi on contact, and treats eczema, foot itch, heat rashes, and insect bites with a surface remedy.
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