Wimp Joseph and Flint judge in separate sentencing scenes
In Pensacola, Ervin “Wimp” Joseph, 45, with a two inch thick police file dating to 1903, received a life-in-matrimonial harness sentence after a 30 year record of arrests for drunkenness. He credits change after release and a job with a plumbing contractor. In Flint, Circuit Judge Louis D. McGregor sentenced 18 year old Richard T. Reudebush to prison for 10 to 15 years after a crime spree linked to burglaries, rejecting probation. Also Utah inmate publication editor replies to a payola accusation in a reader letter.
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Fla
Ervin
Wimp
Mildred O'Neill
Phi Evarger
Flint, Mich
Louis D. McGregor
Richard T. Reudebush
Montegor
Bright Girl Adoption Plea Made in Court
In Trenton New Jersey the Combs a young couple from Old Bridge seek to adopt gifted four year old Alice Marie, a state ward. Attorney Samuel Epstein argues the Child Welfare Board lacks power to override the court and claims the Combs provide a loving home. Deputy AG Urbanic counters that the board's decision should stand and that the case tests legal authority and state scrutiny of adoption decisions.
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Trenton
N. J
Combs
New Jersey
State
Samuel Epstein
Asbury Park
Kviews
Ene
Rene T. Urbanile
Child Welfare Board
Richard Combs
Old Bridge
Alice Marie
Epstein
Edward T. Gaulkin
Paar Back Censorship Fight Returns On NBC Show
New York NBC resumed Paar’s program after censoring a brief reference to Walter Winchell sparked by a vitriolic attack on the press. Paar, back from the East, faced network VPs and officials who advised airing the censored portion with a brief personal reference retained. The debate centered on free expression versus network policy and pressure from Hearst papers.
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New York
Jack
Paar
Wasal Juke
NBC
Nyc
Walter Winchell
Hearst
Orient
Luton
England
Yvonne
United States
Jacl
Local publication notice from Leno Beach area
Fragmented OCR text shows a daily publication notice with references to press placement, second class matter designation, and delivery details. It appears to record mailing and distribution notes for Fas and Leno Beach, with garbled phrases and partial dates.
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Geleoram
Fas! Orice
Leno
Pas
Gariae
Eig
TV Bogeyman Strike Deepens Into Second Day
Hollywood drama intensifies as a nationwide actors strike enters its second day over pay TV residuals. SAG seeks extra compensation for post 1948 film showings, with 14 000 members affected and production halted at seven studios. A mix of stars and producers back or oppose the walkout, highlighting a split in industry views.
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TV Bogeyman
Hollywood. WA
Hollywood
Ian
Wouevision
Screen Actors Guild
Marilyn Monae
Fred Astaire
Bing Crosby
Elizabeth Taylon
Alan Ladd
Tinsel
Frank Sinatra
Tony Curtis
SAG
Debbie Reynolds
Glens Ford
Ttem
Lili Palmer
Saaving
Guild
Trinidad freighter sinks after two-week drift in Caribbean
The 600-ton Trinidad sank in the Caribbean after nearly two weeks adrift. All 13 crewmen were rescued by the Norwegian tanker Sunbreeze. The incident follows a guild push toward pay television profits and ongoing negotiations skirting theater releases.
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Aruba
W.wal
UPS
Trinidad
Caribbean
Sunbreeze
Huntington Hotel Offers Meals and Rooms at Ocean Drive
The Huntington Hotel at 1290 E Ocean Blvd advertises private rooms with bath and meals. It promotes weekly rates and special prices, plus private dining and a boulevard-style setting. Reservations can be made by calling HE 6253.
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Boulevay
Ube
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