Cavendish Hotel Duchess of Jermyn Street dies in 1959
A fragment recalls London's Cavendish Hotel once presided over by the Duchess of Jermyn Street and famous guests including King Edward and Churchill. The duchess died in 1959 and since then the hotel was run by Miss Edith Tetteeys, who described the moment as dreadful.
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London
Cavendish
Edvardia
Harvey Jermyn
Santt
Lew
Duchess of
Dukelrand
Wiiston
Churchill
Kaiser’ Wilhelm
Cavandish
Treasure Tunnel Found in Montevideo Cemetery Dig
Report from Montevideo states workers unearthed a tunnel mouth at Central Cemetery, with claims of a buried hoard of gold and jewels worth millions. Led by widow Mrs Pablo Valdes Garcia, the dig pursues the 1830s treasure said to be linked to Father Pedro de Catala and hidden to shield it from marauders during Rosas era.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Pablo Valdes Garcia
Valdes
Bol
Pedro de ‘Catala
Miss’ Massiolotti
Juan My de Rosas
Kennedy to limit Mexico trip to Mexico City area
President Kennedy will confine his Mexico trip to Mexico City and its surrounding areas. He and Mrs. Kennedy depart June 29 and return to the United States July 1, as announced by the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mexico City
Mexico
White House
United States
Fragmentary Press Item Mentions Names and Addresses
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a person named John and an address Pine Ave Long Beach, with garbled terms like Farrier Certvary and Pit iste cory. The readable bits hint at a local note or listing but lack clear events or outcomes to summarize.
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Gelegram
Farrier Certvary
John i
Fish Gasp and Rescue at Carondelet Park Lake
Thousands of anglers faced a waterless scene as Park Department sprayed copper sulphate to clear moss on the lake at Carondelet Park South St. Louis. Oxygen loss allegedly caused by the spray led to frantic, drunken like fish bites and a massive rescue effort by volunteers saving about 5500 fish from mud and dying pools.
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Associated Press
Carondelet Park
South St. Louis
Park Department
Conservation Commission
William Broz
Blackwood
N. J
Blackwool Lake
Polio Vaccination Drive Reaches San Antonio Amid Urgent Push
San Antonio health officials report nearly 94 thousand residents received Sabin polio vaccine at 40 stations in a weekend drive, part of a citywide effort to avert an epidemic. The campaign, praised by City Manager Jack Shelley, notes 12 polio cases in the area.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jack Shelley
San Angonio
Dubinsky Heads Union for 11th Time
Seventy-year-old David Dubinsky elected to an 11th consecutive term as president of the International Ladies Garment Workers' Union. The veteran labor leader has led the 447,000 member union since 1932 with headquarters in New York.
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Atlantic City
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment
New York
Three Plastic Bomb Attacks Hit Algiers Girls School
UPI reports three plastic bombs struck an unoccupied girls school in Algiers. Officials say the blasts killed about three people and wounded others as Algerian provisional Secret Army terrorists pursued a scorched earth policy amid the push toward independence following a July referendum. No other attacks were confirmed in the city.
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Algiers
UPI
Tal
Anny
Algeria
Bone
Figure Jack Bell May Enter 1984 Race
The text suggests Jack Bell might run in 1984 if he believes he has a fighting chance. It cites historical precedent of incumbent presidents and mentions Richard M. Nixon and Nelson A. Rockefeller in a speculative political context. The source is garbled but centers on potential contenders and regional strength.
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Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Waula Tun
Water
Thell jSautti
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
West
Returning Guards Will Leave Planes
UPI reports four Air National Guard squadrons now in France will return to the United States in July and 80 of their 100 planes will stay behind to form a new 366th tactical fighter wing. The jets are FB4F fighters with 650 mph speed, to be based at multiple bases across the nation.
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Washington
UPI
Lonfs
Air, National, Guard
France
United States
Air Force
366Th
153Rd
Chambley
Baer Field
Fort Wayne
Ind
110Th
Toul
Lamibert Field
St. Louis
166Th
Etsin
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Chaumont
McGuire Air Force Base
Wrightstown
Berlin
Ance
10Lth
Sumpter Smith Air National Guard
Birmingham
Ala
117Th
Dreux
Phaisbourg
Logan Internatiional Airport
Boston
Phalsbourg
Barnes Field
Westfield
Mass
Hancock Field
Syracuse
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Oswald
Greenville
N.C
Mayo
Ross Hill’ High School
Sammy
Ross Hill High
North Carolina State College
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Patterson
Norma
Clyde Beatty
Cole Brothers Circus
Trigee
J. W. Harper
Bourbo
Origisnl
Geaothe Distillert
Wottling
Gono
Harper Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
Ssociated Press
U. S. Army
27Th Infantry Regiment
Wolfhounds
Korat
Thailand
Dubinsky
Union
Alamitos
Long Beach
Camer Éth
Alamitos Ave
Wm. FE Phillips Co
Belmont Sales CO
Sonkamericard
Aspection
Sele
Jack Bell
Reconnais
Knoxville
Tenn
Sky
Harbor
Phoenix
Moron
Spain
McIntyre Air National Guard
Eastover
D.C
Clarence Wagner
Remington
Underwood
Royal
Rans
Ned Portables
Soo Pat
X” Remington
Bey
Wyatt Office Equipment Co
Broadway
McGregor
India
M.L
Bar-Lon
Antron
Pine
Main
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