Painter sues over booth clash at Southern Hell Telephone
Miami suit against UPA house painter Elias Barimo contends a booth was not present when he began painting an office enclosure and struck it, knocking him unconscious. He seeks 100000 dollars for injuries from the incident tied to a wall during painting.
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Southern Hell Telephone Co
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Philadelphia opens substation in city subway concourse
A new police headquarters is opened on a subway platform in central Philadelphia. Beginning May 24, 86 officers will staff the 12 by 12 foot sub station to deter robberies and assaults in the busy concourse. Also notes a Reno hospital for Mike Bourke after he attempted to help Trouday, his car slipping from a jack pinning him.
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Mike Bourke
Sacramento
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Bourke
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Knight Gains Backing From Two GOP Financiers
Sacramento reports Gov. Goodwin J. Knight secured support from financiers Charles Blyth and Jord Sullivan as early backing for his potential reelection bid. Knight said unity is essential to avoid a party split that could jeopardize the general election, while Knowland’s future remains unclear. Sullivan and Blyth indicated a Knight-Knowland primary could damage the party, urging unity and addressing plans for the Republican campaign.
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Find Man Slain in Store in L A
A 60 year old second hand store proprietor Morris Rosenhlrth was found dead in his Los Angeles shop with three stab wounds to the neck. Police found signs of a struggle, a blood smeared knife nearby, and a safe not opened. He was discovered by nearby worker Mrs James Williams.
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Two Navy Sons Return From Cuban Rebel Band
Victor J. Buchanan and Michael J. Garvey arrived at Guantanamo Naval Base with families after nearly three months in Cuba's Sierra Maestra with rebels fighting Batista. Charles E. Ryan Jr stayed with Fidel Castro’s band. Both Buchanan and Garvey reported in good health. a base plane transported them from Santiago. The boys' parents, all stationed at Guantanamo, refused interviews.
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Fidel Castro
Victor J. Buchanan
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Michael J. Garvey
John Joseph Garvey
Watertown
Mass
Charles E. Ryan Jr
Charles E. Ryan
Monson
U. S. Naval Base
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Garvey
Santiago
Robert Taber
Columbia
Castro
Two Claimants Vie For Portland District Attorney Post
In Portland Oregon two men contend for the district attorney job after a judge ordered Langley removed for failing to prosecute gamblers. Langley and Leo Smith each claim the office as Langley appeals to the State Supreme Court and Smith, 53, was appointed by Gov. Holmes to serve after the removal order.
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Ore
William M. Langley
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State Supreme Court
Leo Smith
Robert D. Holmes
Undefined Public Notice Fragment at Sixth Street and Pins Avenue
Readable fragments indicate a local notice tied to a public sale or property action near Sixth Street and Pins Avenue. The text includes delivery and circulation references and financial figures, but lacks complete context for a full event summary.
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Sungay AC
Sixth Street
Pins Avenue
Long Stack
Stomber Audit Bureau of Circulation
Senators OK House Postal Cuts
The Senate Appropriations Committee rejected restoring House cuts and kept Post Office funding at 3.192 billion for fiscal 1958. The panel’s vote matched the House total, despite Postmaster General Summerfield’s push for additional funds to avert service reductions. The panel also approved 4.8849 billion overall, including Treasury and tax court amounts.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Post Office Department
Summerfield
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Trucker Survives Scary Accelerator Jam in Kentucky
U Truck driver Luther Dayis of Hamilton, Ohio escaped serious injury after a tractor trailer jammed accelerator caused it to race down a 200 foot slope across two ditches and 150 feet of fence. The truck sustained only minor damage.
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Luther Dayis
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Hamilton
Ohio
Educator Warns Pupils Brighter Than Teachers
Eve Long reports Floyd W. Reeves warns at the Midwestern Regional Conference on Education Beyond High School that talented students risk stunted learning if they face underpaid, less skilled teachers in colleges. Reeves, a veteran education consultant, cites rising costs and overcrowding, noting four to five thousand dollar four-year expenses and a 10 to 25 percent price uptick ahead.
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UPI
Floyd W. Reeves
Michigan State University
Reeves
South Dakota
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