Thousands Pay Last Respects To Cardinal Stritch In Chicago
Thousands of Chicago Catholics filed past the bronze casket of Samuel Cardinal Stritch at Holy Name Cathedral. About 70,000 had passed the casket by afternoon as mourners prayed and wept. The cathedral housed a solemn pontifical requiem mass led by Archbishop William D. O Brien before the body was moved for entombment at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Artistic Beauty Salon Announces Association
Artistic Beauty Salon announces the formation of an association with industry partners to advance standards, training, and client service. The move aims to boost professional collaboration and elevate beauty care across regions.
False alarm at Waldorf Astoria alarms firefighters and police
A Waldorf Astoria call drew one fire company and two police squads after a woman public stenographer reported smoke. Firemen found the odor came from burning wax in a car candle maker's shop nearby. An unknown man reportedly shoved a person from the car during the incident, with 6 or 7 boys present.
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Odessa High Senior Diplomes Under The Stars Night Graduation
Odessa High School held an outdoor commencement at Barrett Memorial Stadium with 417 graduates marching across the field under spotlights. Madelyn Boling and Richard Audas Smith delivered speeches, praising teachers and parents while urging vision and perseverance. Principal James McMath announced senior officers and National Merit Scholars Clarence Peters Lawrence Wilkinson and Dick Smith before diplomas were distributed.
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Robbers Kidnap Station Keeper in Groom Texas
Six or seven youths held up a filling station in Groom Texas at about 4 30 a m and kidnapped teenage attendant Bobby Gross driving him four miles into the countryside before releasing him They took about 100 dollars and one assailant threatened him with an object in his pocket that could have been a pistol.
Blackshear Group Urged To Maintain Integrity
Fifteen Blackshear High School graduates and about 400 guests heard Dr. John H. Adams of Paul Quinn College urge students to integrity and great purpose. Anna Jean Wesley was named valedictorian with Lee Chester Hall as salutatorian. Other graduates include Barbara Jean Allen Geneva Hunt Beautel Marie Nelms Jackie Snopes Florine Washington Curtis Donald Blakely Glyde Gibson John B. Gibson Willie Hammond Richard Howard Hunter Charles Davis Penny Douglas Stevenson and Gerald Teals. The ceremony featured invocation by Rev. A H Goings, candles, processional and recessional, and diplomas presented by Virgil C. Hendley and Edward K. Downing. The Blacksshear Band performed Graduation Day and American Frontiers.
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Television Schedule Fragments From KMID KUSA KOSA KCBD KCBC
A collage of TV listings shows KMID KMID schedule with Today and Tonight programs, plus KUSA KOSA KCBD KCBC entries. Entries include a mix of morning news, game shows, dramas, movies, talk shows, and religious programs across multiple channels, with times ranging from early morning to late night.
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Department Store Slump Is Easing in Texas District
The Dallas Federal Reserve reports department store sales across the Eleventh district were unchanged for the week ending May 24 compared to 1957. Fort Worth led gains with a 14 percent rise, Dallas up 13 percent, El Paso up 8 percent, while Houston fell 15 percent and San Antonio dropped 3 percent.
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