Millionaire Cram arraigned over Harlem shelter case
John S. Cram a 51 year old former Princeton and Oxford student and heir to a distinguished New York family faced felony arraignment for allegedly housing six drug addicts in his Harlem shelter at 2 East 110th Street. Police found narcotics paraphernalia and a dozen derelicts at the loft shelter during a raid.
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NEW York
Harlem
John S. Cram
Princeton
Oxford
Narcotics Squad
Cram
E. 110Th St
Sewing Club Hosts Covered Dish Dinner in Quenemo
Mrs. Harold Bryan entertained the Sewing Club with a five member gathering. Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Redenbaugh and family spent the weekend with the Postons. Birth announced for Gayle Ann, daughter of LeRoy Rose born October 10. Fran cis Laubach and Connie Swartz joined Ozarks weekend trip with their parents. Kansas City visitors Bruce A. Rogers and family, and Mr. Fred Rogers of Dallas, visited Myrtle Rogers.
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Sally Perry
Harold Bryan
Sewing Club
John Redenbaugh
Kansas City
Bill Poston
Marlin Larson
Natalie
la Junta
Colo
Pueblo
Cecil Neill
LeRoy Rose
Gayle Ann
Paul Laubach
Francis
Connie Swartz
Ozarks
Bruce A. Rogers
Fred Rogers
Dallas
Tex
Myrtle Rogers
Boeing Supports Santa Fe Bid For Western Pacific
Boeing official L H Coons testified in Seattle in support of the Santa Fe bid for control of Western Pacific Railroad. The hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission moved from San Francisco and will continue to Portland as Santa Fe and Southern Pacific compete for Western Pacific control.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Santa Fe
Ite
Western Pacific Railroad
L. H. Coons
Boeing
Aerospate Division
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Railroad
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Northwest
Portland
Will 1962 Bring Business Boom?
AP reports economists and businessmen split on 1962 outlooks amid Berlin worries. Projections range with the President’s advisers predicting GDP above 570 billion by year end and industry groups near 565 billion, inflation rising due to defense and services costs, and consumer demand needing a boost.
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New York
Berlin
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Business Council
National Association of Business Economists
Chicago
George Cline Smith
MacKay Shields Associated
Birds of Kansas lesson at Leisure Hour Club meeting
Leisure hour Club met at Mrs. Alvin Hornberger’s home to hear Mrs. Charles Edwards on Birds of Kansas. Guests included Mmes. H. R. Nickel and Bob Hadsall. Twelve members attended with the Nov. 8 meeting planned at Mrs. H. L. Wilson.
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Mabel Chandler
Alvin Hornberger
Kansas
Charles Edwards
Mmes
H. R. Nickel
Bob Hadsall
H. L. Wilson
H. L. Gault
Frank Gerhold
Scott Gaults
la Plata
Family weekend visits and hospital news in Ottawa and Osawatomie
Mrs Frances Goza and family hosted a weekend visit with their granddaughter Janet Kruger turning five in Oklahoma City. Roy Patterson has left Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa and stays at Cedar House Nursing Home. Porter Smith of Lawton visited Furman Porters. Eight members of the Fortnightly Club plus two guests toured the State Hospital and Napp Building in Osawatomie with nurses and doctors explaining needs. next meeting is Nov 3 hosted by Mrs Abe Severns.
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Frances Goza
Abe Severns
Kermit Kurger
Oklahoma City
Janet Kruger
Roy Patterson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Cedar House Nursing Home
Porter Smith
Lawton
Furman Porters
Mmes
John H. Roeckers
C. P. Bliss
Osawatomie
State Hospital
Napp
Sir Winston Churchill Recovering From Cold In England
WESTERHAM England AP reports a household spokesman says Sir Winston Churchill appears quite all right after a weekend illness with a cold and high temperature. The 86 year old will be 87 on November 30 and canceled immediate engagements.
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Westerham
England
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Accidentally Shot To Death In Wichita
Wilbur J. Gibson, 48, was killed by an accidental discharge of his .22 rifle while unloading his station wagon after a hunting trip. The bullet struck him in the face in Wichita.
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Wichita
Wilbur J. Gibson
Mrs Jha Moves Out Over Plumber Clash at 33 E 74th St
Indian ambassador C S Jha and wife left their 10 room apartment after a three year struggle with the landlady over renovation noise and access. Betty Roberts says she notified President Kennedy and says the Jhas owe October rent and demanded hotel costs be covered.
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New York
C. S. Jha
United Nations
Madama Jha
Betty Roberts
Kennedy
E. 74Th St
Ambassador
Madame Jha
Mrs. Roberts
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Cecil McMullen
Duane R. McEwen
National Guard Armory
Norton
McMullen
Dennis McMullen
McEwen
Ft. Riley
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Construction News
Curtis Arnold
Hallowe'en
C. W. Arnold
Tulsa
Okla
Richmond News
Connie Kueser
Billa Pickett
Leon Sobba
Melvin Phillips
Darlene White
Jane O'Mara
James Coughlin
Annex
Germany
Arthur Price
Anderson County Hospital
Virgil Hermreck
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lillian Randolph
Arkansas
Barry
PF. Zanuck Productions. Inc
Scemrcolor
Se Panavision
Lausepheid Eden
Lesen
Ace Andrews AN Sterlig
Willard Parker
Joyce Meadows
Kent Taylor
Abe
Severns
Sir Winston
Mrs. Jha
Bureau of Health Education
The
American Medical Association
William Bolton
Randolph Lee Clark, Jr
M.D
R. W. Cumley
U.S. Public Health Service
War Shipping Administration
U.S. Government Printing Office
Armco Drainage and Metal Products, Inc
ARMCO
Cao
F Hubbard
Ottawa, Kansas
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