Rumors Surface Needing Bond Hearing Over Till Kidnapping
In Greenwood Mississippi on September 29 two white men charged with kidnapping 14 year old Emmett Till seek release on bonds amid unconfirmed rumors he is alive. Mrs Mamie Bradley denounces the rumors as a hoax while police guard key witnesses in Chicago.
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Greenwood. Miss
Chicago
Emmett Laws Till
Mamie Bradley
Roy Bryant
John W. Milam
Sumner
Bryant
Milam
Tallahatchie
Till
Bradley
Detroit
Chiraen
Mississippi
Leslie Milam
Word Lesson Notes and Word Study Highlights
A compact item outlines common usage notes by W L Gordon. It covers misused spellings mispronunciations and synonyms. It also presents a daily vocabulary aim with the word deplorable defined as causing sorrow and distress.
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W. L. Gordon
Solon
Emer
Two Killed in Route 27 Crash at Cedar Grove
Five youths and soldiers returning from a Damascus dance were involved when a skidding car struck a parked vehicle, vaulted, and crashed into a house in Upper Montgomery County. Killed were Specialist 3 Robert T. Aber, 21, of Fort Meade, and Glen Qdie Webb, 16, of Gaithersburg. One injured passenger, Robert Webb, 20, Gaithersburg, was treated at Suburban Hospital. another, Fic. Calloway C. Sowder, 20, Fort Meade, suffered injuries. The fifth occupant, John Henry Martin, 15, of Gaithersburg, escaped injury. Aber was to be discharged soon. Webb and Sowder were transferred to Walter Reed. The Fort Meade PIO said the dead youth was from Pennsylvania and the injured soldier from Indiana.
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Montgomery County
Grover Linthicum
Cedar Grove
Robert T. Aber
Fort Meade
Glen 'Qdie Webb
Gaithersburg
Bethesda
Robert Webb
Fic
Calloway C
Sowder
Webb
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John Henry Martin
Damascus
Aber
Army
Boyle Column HAL BOYu. New York World Series Reflections
Boyle criticizes World Series fervor as mass hysteria and social snobbery. He questions fan loyalty, compares ardent baseball fans to adults clinging to Santa Claus, and mocks owners who profit from the sport. He argues most interest is prestige, not sport.
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Hal Boyu
New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Metropolitan Opera
Santa Claus
U. S. Supreme Court
Boyle
Frederick pianist Fir tkusny visit spurs local concert push
Refugees from Bohemia join fellow countryman support for the Frederick Community Concert Association as members rush to hear Rudolf Firtkusny, world famed pianist, in the Mozart Festival Extraordinary planned for October. The story also notes local participation with headquarters opening at Hotel Frederick and mentions national concert reps and the membership chair.
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Firkusny
Randolph Chabocksy
Frederick
Rudolf Firtkusny
Bohemia
Chobocksy
South Market
Hig
Angela Kramer
North Market Street
Frank Reever
Rudolf
Firkusty
Community Concert Association
Hotel
Russell Simmons
New York
Community Concerts Inc
Donald L. Leathersman
DAR to Dedicate Tablet for William Tyler Page in DC
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will unveil a memorial tablet in Oak Hill Cemetery Washington to honor William Tyler Page author of The American's Creed. Program includes Page Jr. and his sisters Mary Evelyn and Elizabeth Ann Page, John C. Page, with Edith Nourse Rogers delivering the major address. The ceremony is set for 1345 hours. Page was born in Frederick Maryland.
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Washington
National Society, Daughters of the
William Tyler Page
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Wayne M« .Cory
William Tyler Page Jr
Mary Evelyn Page
Elizabeth Ann Page
John C. Page
Capitol
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Gertrude S. Carraway
Cory
Page
Frederick
Draftees And Yet's Guide To ROTC And Reemployment
Q and A on ROTC study choices and allowances for subsistence during the last two years. Also guidance on locating a missing Army colonel, replacing a destroyed Terminal Leave Bond for a Navy veteran, and reemployment rights for veterans who extended military service. Beneficiaries advised to contact The Adjutant General, Navy Finance Center, and relevant agencies with full identifying details.
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Thomas M. Nial
W. B
Genoa
Wis
Reserve Officers Training Corps
A. G L
Fords
N. J
Navy Finance Center
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
Navy
Doctor Says Fashion Shouldn’t Block Breast Feeding
Dr Edwin P Jordan argues fashion trends should not deter mothers from nursing. He asserts breast milk is the natural best food for newborns and that social pressures or sex appeal concerns do not justify avoiding nursing. When breastfeeding is not possible, suitable alternatives and pumps can assist until the infant can nurse.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Infant feeding debate on nursing and environment
The passage argues that besides nutrition milk feeds boost a baby’s resistance in a new environment and save time and money. It contends that if reasons for not nursing are merely fashionable, that stance should be altered.
Women Homemaker Clubs Promote Breakfast Focus
Women's clubs push breakfast as essential meal urging families to eat well. Gambrill Park Homemakers Club demonstrated appetizing options for 16 members, led by Mrs Burdette and Mrs Witmer. Dues urged, programs on WEMD, and events planned include rummage sale October 28 and a Backwards Party October 24. Harmony Grove Homemakers Club resumes with officers and home maintenance tips.
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Amdn Pace
Gambrill Park
Clu
Raymond Burdette
Wimner Witmer
Dorsey Burdette
Austin Kemp
WEMD
Donald Sullivan
Shookstown
Harmony Grove Club
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club
Nevin Dutrow
Leslie Burger
Clyde Koons
Merkle Boyer
William Haugh
Haugh
Raymond Crum
Millard Crum
Confession by N A Lufburrow on busy days
The author confesses that his daily duties never seem finished and laments how time flies. He compares his workload with others who may complete tasks, noting his own days feel too short and the confession ends with his name N A Lufburrow.
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Luf
N. A. Lufburrow
Dear Miss Dix on marriage trust and dating rules
Dorothy Dix advises on trust and babysitting in marriage, urging cooperation for a babysitter and noting wives should accept invitations. It also answers letters about dating limits set by mothers, double weddings at eighteen, and teens writing servicemen while balancing safety and late 1950s norms.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Perhaips
Johnny
Polly
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Strider
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Berun
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Nial
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Ala
Japan
Adjutant General
Department of the Army
D. C
Kemp
Via
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Pzarre
Beugatore
Storm & Shipley E
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