Inge-Floyd Return Bout Details Cloudy
New York reports indicate the Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson rematch tentatively set for September 22 faces unresolved questions on venue and arrangement. Rosensohn Enterprises, led by Bill Rosensohn, exits with plans to sell one third stake. Vellela and Kahn assume control amid promoter tension and prior losses. Swedish advisor Edwin Ahlquist calls for a full investigation before any return match decision.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Rosensohn Enterprises, Inc
Vincent Vellela
Irving Kahn
Vellela
Kahn
Teleprompter, Inc
Bill Rosensohn
Rosensohn Enterprises
Rosensohn
Johansson
Sweden
Edwin Ahlquist
Letter Is Correct Except For A Detail
ALBUQUERQUE AP William H Suggs a retired Army sergeant received two letters from the Army one condolence and one urging claims processing for his death The 33 year old said it read like a death warrant and his wife panicked He explained he left for work three hours earlier and returned to prove he was alive Suggs retired in 1958 with 100 percent medical disability He noted the letters included his correct name rank and serial number but misused a death notice theme.
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Albuquerque
N.M
William H. Suggs
U.S. Army
Suggs
Two Boys Tie Dogs To Railroad Tracks Incident
Two youths tied two dogs to railroad tracks near Omaha and waited for a train as a protest during a long bus strike. Danny Clem, 14, told of the scheme as he appeared in juvenile court. A judge ordered seven years in Ohio’s Boys Industrial School with a full maximum term possible, while the other boy’s case is in another court. The act occurred July 21 amid service disruption between Omaha and Memphis.
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van. Wert
Ohio
Omaha
Danny Clem
Danny
Yale
Dixon
Ap J
Phis
Cathryn Har
Satarrington
Boys Industrial School
Owls Studied. Cornell Biologist Calls Them Stupid
New York AP reports Cornell graduate biologist Roger S Payne criticizes owls after two years of lab work. Payne describes owls as clumsy and even dangerous, recounting crashes into rafters and an attack on a feeder, though he notes they still resist researchers’ efforts to study them.
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New York
Roger S. Payne
Cornell University
Bronx
Payne
Larned Hospital Workers Seek Higher Wages Amid Farm Plan
In Larned Kansas AP report, Amalgamated Assn. of Street, Motor Coach and Electric Railway Operators official D. E. Shreve of Omaha states drivers would gain 7.15 cents per mile under Ty. The state hospital contemplates a three year contract and a wage scale rising to 7.85 cents. Six months of supervision by T. Naramore noted as the hospital shifts from custodial care to cure, reducing poultry and dairy output as land near Pawnee Creek valley is eyed for recreation development. Local union aims for nine cents to $1.96 hourly for mechanics and other workers. The hospital, established in 1913, plans to expand job training and irrigate about 500 acres, with potential recreation use for the area.
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Assn
D. E. Shreve
Omaha
State Hospital
T. Naramore
Shreve
Nora
Pawnee Creek
Hee
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France
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