Shues Grow as Silversmith Family Expands
Sherill N. Shue and Barbara Shue, silversmith and spouse, are now also parents of five, as their family of seven grows. In other news Roy Lowry in Austin begins three years probation for failing to file a federal income tax return. Valentine Nebraska postmark stamps stir local confusion as town named for a confederate con gressman. Reverend Keath Weston reports his clock ticks with TV interference in Somerset England. Lily Wilson reports theft of pudding by a man with a fat face in Ipswich England.
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Sherill
Douglas Shue
Barbara
Setts City Hospital
Pensa Deep
Austin, Tex
UPI
Roy Lowry
Planes Grounded After Vietnam Crash Report
Saigon reports eight Americans and two Vietnamese killed when a C-47 transport crashed during leaflet drops near the river. Grounding for mechanical checks paused missions. C-123 transports also briefly grounded after a February crash. Vietnamese crews training, planes still carry Vietnamese markings amid the lunar new year leafletting.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Beeo
AIR Force
Ngo’ Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Press Geleoram Entered as Second Class Maser at Pest Bese
Fragmented OCR text mentions long beach address and circulation details. Likely notes a newspaper press or postal classification with errors. No clear individuals, organizations, or dates are readable to form a coherent summary.
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Pest
Long Beach
Cath
Deat Jarnjer
Denvery
Exces
Ping Ave
McDonald Steelmen Open Contract Talk in Pittsburgh
Top negotiators met in Pittsburgh for the first formal session to negotiate a new labor contract for the basic steel industry. United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and U.S. Steel chief negotiator R. Conrad Cooper led sessions with aides as 11 major producers were represented. The opener drew about 500 mill managers and as many local union officials in 11 “sound off” meetings aimed at a quick, non-inflationary deal before June 30 contract expiry.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cooper
McDonald
Rathmien
White House
Ike to Attend Library Fete in Abilene Memorial Library
Dwight D Eisenhower plans to return to his boyhood home town Abilene Kansas on May 1 to help dedicate and open the 3 million Eisenhower Memorial Library. He and his wife are expected to stay three days for the ceremonies as the Eisenhower Library Commission announced. The library will serve as a repository for his personal and official papers.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Considerate Thief Steals Doctor's Bag in Kansas City
A thief took Dr. Clark W. Seelys bag of instruments and medicines from his car on Wednesday but left behind the notebook showing the physicians schedule of calls and appointments.
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Kansas City
Clark W. Seely
Six Brothers and Girl Die in Knois Fire
In St Annes Woods a frame house burned killing six brothers aged 14 to 12 and a neighbor girl. Their mother Gwendolyn Mallory 40 was away at a neighbor’s home in Pembroke Township when the blaze started near 11:90 pm. Fire Chief Robert Hayes said defective wiring caused the fire. The mother’s husband Robert Mallory had died about 18 months earlier in Chicago in a building collapse.
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Kankakel
St.Annes Woods
Gwendolyn Mallory
Pembroke Township
Robert Hayes
U S Chamber Opposes New Urban Department
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to study the Housing and Home Finance Agency rather than create a Cabinet level urban affairs department. Edwin P. Neilan of the Bank of Delaware testified before the Senate Government Operations Committee opposing Kennedy’s plan. He cited “serious weaknesses and abuses” in the agency’s handling of community development programs and warned of land speculation and windfall profits. Henry E. Pogue of Fort Thomas said the proposal would be approved by neither house and urged hearings. The chamber and a real estate board spokesman called for rejection of the plan.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Edwin P. Neilan
Bank of Delaware
Chamber
Senate
Kennedy
Neilan
National Association of Real Maining
Posal
Henry E. Pogue
Fort Level
Thomas
Conj- Kennedy
House
Econg- Neilan
Showroom Samples Offer Scandinavia Furniture Sale
More than seventy items imported from Scandinavia feature beautiful chairs, sofas, tables and bedroom furniture. A special purchase of showroom samples reduces prices. DUX craftsmanship and design highlighted. Frank Bros Budget Plan enables easy ownership with as little as 10% down and up to 24 months to pay. Item 12595 priced at 99.95, with various prices listed.
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Scandinavia
Frank Bros
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