Family Of Smoke Eaters By FRANK SANTIAGO
Hutchinsons Tomlin family spans three generations in the city fire force. Thomas L died after a tar truck crash in 1922. son Thomas E. Tomlin is captain of Station No. 2. grandson Edward L. Tomlin serves as dispatcher. The elder's death and the departments growth frame a portrait of Hutchinsons firefighting lineage.
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Thomas E
Edward L
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Thomas E. Tomlin
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Race Violence in England in Middlesbrough Riot
England police dispersed marauding white gangs as race violence flared again. Eleven people were arrested including two women, three rioters were injured, and two officers were knocked over by thrown bottles during the Monday night disturbance in Middlesbrough.
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Middlesbrough
England
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Gore urges action to block steel price rise
Washington AP Senate Democrat Al Gore says President Kennedy and government agencies should use all powers to stop a planned steel price hike this fall. He warns an Oct wage rise tied to the contract could trigger inflation and calls for drastic steps if needed.
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Bert Gore
D-Tenn
Kennedy
Gore
Senate
Steel Company
Castro Fan Wins Guiana Election
In Georgetown British Guiana Cheddi Jagan 43 a Marxist admirer of Fidel Castro was returned to power for four more years leading the Communist leaning PPP which won 19 of 35 seats in the new legislature. The election gave Jagan a growing majority with at least two constituencies yet unreported. The opposition United Force won two seats, and the People’s National Congress led by Forbes Burnham won nine. The British had previously ousted Jagan in 1953 amid concerns of a Communist beachhead.
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British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Fidel Castro
Britain
Jagan
People’s Progressive Party
PPP
People's National Congress
Forbes Burnham
Peter Daguiar
United Force
South America
Panama Canal
Legislative Council
Thomas Jefferson Invented the Swivel Chair Claim
Hal Boyle surveys a mashup of trivia from Kennedy era notes to social quirks. He cites President Thomas Jefferson as the inventor of the swivel chair and contrasts it with other curious musings on rocking chairs drive‑ins barbers and the queen bee offering a brisk, mosaic of cultural oddities.
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New York
Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Jagan Becomes Industry Minister Under British Governor
Jagan assumed the role of minister of industry, a position equivalent to premier under the British governor Sir Ralph Grey, marking a significant shift in colonial governance and local administration.
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Jagan
Industry
Premeir
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