Dynamite blasts scare Cim berland resident in store
In Cumberland Kentucky O M Henson slept in his son's grocery when two dynamite charges exploded under the building causing about 500 dollars in damage. Authorities say a creek under the store housed the culprits who climbed in and the blasts may have been to punish him for overdue bills or theft. The store had been broken into thr ee times in a month.
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Cumberland
O. M. Henson
Henson
Hob Hail
Georgia Golfers Take Own Chances on Hazards
Georgia Court of Appeals refused to order a $10,000 damage suit tried after F. W. Rose alleged a hooked ball at Ansley Golf Course struck him and damaged his working ability. Justice B. C. Gardner noted golfers must warn others of danger yet non-golfers on a course must assume the risk of injuries from a ball.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Court of Appeals
F. W. Rose
Brannon Morris
Ansley
Dudge B. C. Gardner
Barking Dog Blamed for Bomb Blast
West Hollywood report says a dispute over a small dog's barking may have triggered an early morning explosion at a apartment building. Dorothy Adamson found her windows blown out, light bulbs shattered, and the room burned. A small homemade bomb was believed thrown through a window. only the dog was inside. Other items include retirement plans of 107 year old Aunt Pinky Gaines and a KU campus housing arrangement with mixed-gender dormitory floors at the Kansas City campus.
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West Hollywood
UPI
Sheriff's Office
Dorothy Adamson
Concord
N.C
Uvpl
Pinky Gaines
Apocy Lta
Adamagy
Deen
Tee
Thores
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital
Sampe
Jobs for Long Beach plan urged for November ballot
Community leaders and officials push a broad employment and growth program for Long Beach. Leaders including Paul R. Rioth and Msgr Dolan say the plan will attract families, create hundreds of jobs, and boost tourism and convention activity with new exhibit space and enhanced Civic Center access. Supporters cite economic gains, social benefits, and city development as essential for Long Beach’s future.
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Paul R. Rioth
Junipero Ave
Independent Business Men's Assn
Rt Rev
Bernard J. Dolan
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Long Beach
Msgr. Dolan
Howard Jones
Bennett Ave
Convention Bureau
Jones
Comeit
Craig. Hosmer
Joshua Marcus
Euclid Ave
Jewish Community Council
Marcus
Jerry S. Jacobs
California Ave
Associated Property Owners
Ctizens
Roand
E. Robbins
Claiborne Or
Bank of America
Citizens
Ocean Blvd
Alamitos Ave
Lincoln Park
American Ave
Wil- Tow St
Municipal Auditorium
Auditorium Convention Hall
International Square
Bayonet terror in Hollywood ends with arrest
Randall Adama, 37, an unemployed airplane worker, terrorized his wife Wanda 34 and sister in law Connie Bloyer 25 with a bayonet and double barreled shotgun for more than five hours before police disarmed him and arrested him on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. The attack followed a Monday night quarrel over beer cans. deputies learned of the incident after Adama’s son Earl 15 was stopped on the street and explained what happened.
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North
Hollywood
UPI
Randall Adama
Wanda
Adams
Connie Bloyer
Earl
Crackdown On Gyp Ads Urged By FTC And B B B
Washington officials push a nationwide education drive to teach the public how to spot gypsy type advertising and what to do about it. FTC counsel Earl W. Kintner says a concerted crackdown would curb hucksterism and fraud in interstate commerce with BBBs localizing enforcement and using press radio and television to report cases and actions.
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Washington
Better Business
Kinther
FIC
Kintner
Better Business Bureau
Many Organizations Back Jobs for Long Beach Plan
The Long Beach community shows broad support for the Jobs for Long Beach proposal with endorsements from civic groups and leaders. Speakers at the council meeting stressed they spoke as individuals, not as official representatives, urging organizations to back the prosperity package. Signatories include Harold O. Brooke, Dr. Russell Brougher, James Butler, M. R. Callahan, Bartenders Union 666, Mrs. Walter Case, Dr. William S. Cheney, Ralph E. Corbett, Mrs. Robert Cypher, and Robert 3 M. Devitt.
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Long Beach
Harold O. Brooke
Army and Navy Union
Russell Brougher
Public Beach
Oceanfront Motel Ad Despite Poor OCR Quality
Fragmented advertises motor hotel on Caronew Tromie Boulevard near the ocean. Mentions ocean view dining room and cheap weekly rates around $25 per person with meals and daily maid service. Details garbled with erroneous words and phone number HE 6.8258.
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Tromie Boulevard
Ube
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Houston
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Paul Marcus
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Harry 3. May
Congress
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Long Beach City
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Federated ‘Teachers’ Aasa
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Lucian F. Remley
Catholic Daughters of America
Lawrence M. Roberts
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Betty Shaw
Saroptomist Club
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United Anti Workers
CIO
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American Motors
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Artis
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Blouk Lona
Ocean Slvd
Long Reach
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