Ratelo's Sag In Newws And Legacy of Noted Figures
James Kirby inventor of the Kirby Vacuum and Laundry-Ette Co. dies at 88 in Fort Lauderdale after moving there in 1941. He led Oceanside Shopping Center Pompano Beach and had ties to several appliance firms. Also covered are singer Dick Haymes facing debts in England, mayoral race in Minneapolis, Green Beret affair in Bloomfield, a Corvallis graduation speech by bus driver Bob Skelton, Gypsy Rose Lee’s son divorce suit, and other brief items.
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James 5. Kirby
Kirby
Laundry-Erie
West Richfield
Ohio
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Oceanside
Pompano Beach
Franz Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co
Laundry-Ette Manufacturing Co
Apex Electrical Manufacturing Co
Dick Haymes
England
Haymes
Kingston
Surrey
Green Beret
Robert Marasey
Bloomfield
N J
Maraseo
Marasca
Green Berél
Case
Army
Army High Command
Vietnam
Bob Skelton
Corvallis
Ore
Skelton
Oregon State University
Five police key figures suspended over fatal East Cleveland shooting
Five East Cleveland police officers were suspended after the fatal shooting of Wendell Mitchell, a 29-year-old Shaw High School metal shop teacher, who was killed Sunday when officers mistook him for a purse snatcher amid protests. In a separate Wisconsin item, Eugene Klimek reported a morning delivery when a bank pouch dropped from a car contained 4319 dollars.
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East Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Glasstone Chandler
Wendell Mitchell
Shaw High School
Wausau
Wis
Eugene Klimek
Imilkman
Assembly accord on tax break for homeowners
California lawmakers pressed a tax reform plan to raise the homeowner exemption from 750 to 2000 and add 250 million dollars in public school aid to fund a 7 billion budget. They noted a reported 209 million deficit flagged by Reagan aide Verne Orr while debating welfare reform savings and payroll withholding shifts to balance the budget.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Assembly
Verne Orr
Orr
Senate and Assembly
A. Alan Post
Anthony €. Beilenson
Senate
Welfare Committee
Beilenson
Brown
San Francisco
Post
Moe 113 Delivery Notice Published in Daily Telegram
A damaged entry references mail delivery and pricing details with names and numeric amounts. It mentions daily and Sunday service, a 843.00 charge and a 142.00 amount, plus several garbled words suggesting an ad or notice for delivery. The readable items indicate a service and associated costs.
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Mothene
Mail
and &I AY
Boy hurled from window saved by godfather in Bronx
A month-old Jeffrey Delgado was hurled from a second floor window by his father Fred Delgado. The godfather caught him in midair then the boy was taken to hospital for observation. Police said Sam Machio, 58, heard screams and saw the boy fall. Delgado, 39, had warned his wife Joan, 34, of his plan to throw the children out. In Chicago, Herbert Muhammad Jr., 21, grandson of Elijah Muhammad, pleaded innocent to refusing induction into the armed forces.
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New York
Jeffrey Delgada
Sam Macchio
Bronx
Fred Delgado
Joan
Jeffrey
Chicago
Herbert Muhammad Jr
Elijah Muhammad
Goodbye to Death Row After 14 Years in Newark
It is scheduled for H. Smith Jr. to leave Death Row today after 14 years as U.S. District Judge John J. Gibbons set a $5,000 bail and ordered a new trial. Smith, 47, once convicted in 1957 of a fatal slaying, appeared with Buckley Jr. and faced continued questions about fresh evidence.
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Newark
Edegar H. Smith Jr
Smith
U.S. Dist
John J. Gibbons
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
Stephen Umin
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Ratelo
Madrid
Spain
Tita Tayworth
Joanne Dru
Minneapolis
Charles Stenvig
Stenvig
Harry Davis
Cypsy Rose Lee
Gypsy Rose Lee
Erik Preminger
Barbara Ann
Manhattan
N.Y
Supreme Court
Preminger
Wendy Smith
Wirerhots
William L. Brown Jr
The
Ways and
Edgar H. Smith
Moe
Clas
Death Row
Gibbons
New Jersey
Victoria Zlenlinski
Mahmuyah
Edgar Smith
Umin
Bergen County
Edward Fitzpatrick
Stith
He Lakewood
Cay Artley
Californienne
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Clark Avenue
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