Boy Traces Ancestors to Noah and Medieval Nobility
DeWitt Michigan 15 year old Stanley Becker an avid researcher has traced his lineage back to Noah and to medieval figures including Malcolm III of Scotland and the Umfreville family of France. He studied census reports read histories and visited New York Finger Lakes cemeteries and courthouses in pursuit of family origins. Meanwhile author John O Hara of Princeton faced a license suspension in New Jersey for speeding 64 mph in a 50 zone claiming a long driving history without warnings and attributing the plate JOH 1 to a birthday gift for Guy and Mrs Richard J Hughes.
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Stankky Becker
DeWitt
Mich
Noah
Maurice Becker
Stanley
Malcolm III
Scotland
Umfreville
France
William the Conqueror
England
Vbracles
Finger Lakes
New York State
John O'Hara
Rolls Royce
Trenton
State Division of Motor Vehicles
O'Hara
Princeton
Simmons
New Jersey
Joh O'Hara
Guy
Richard J. Hughes
Orange Smog Device Exclusion Turned Down
In Sacramento a bill to exempt certain counties from car exhaust control devices failed despite amendments. Senators debated the impact on urban smog risk, with Holmdahl and Ratlgan arguing the change would shift pollution to suburban counties. The measure would have excluded Orange, San Diego, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, and Riverside counties.
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Sacramento
Thornton Mills Hinkle
Aern
United Nations Palestine Trace Team
Spange
Daly City
Calif
Hinkle
Yale
China
United States
John W. Holmdahl
Alameda County
Saipan
Okinawa
Inchon
Kathleen
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Marin
San Bernardino
Orange
San Diego
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Alameda
Riverside
Joseph A. Ratligan
Santa Rosa
Rattigan
Holmdahl
John C
London
UPTI
HMS Val- Schmitz
Orange County
Kant
Royal Navy
Anas
Valiant
Cmir
Peter Herbert
Mother Recovers Stolen Child After Search Firms Lead
A Los Angeles mother, Mrs Reyes, traced her missing child with help from search firms. Deputies identified the couple Cesear Rodarte and an unnamed partner, recovered the infant with a babysitter, and arrested Rodarte at their home. The story involved a mistaken kidnapping claim and an attempted abduction in Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Reyes
Elvira
Story
Cesear Rodarte
Felix Romero
Romero
U.S
Christopher Dairy Paid Fines for Milk Law Violations
Christopher Dairy Farms paid 8000 in fines after a 1964 milk pricing act complaint rooted in a 1963 crackdown. The case, filed Aug 12 1964 in San Mateo County, involved unearned discounts and other infractions across several Bay Area dairies.
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Christopher
Christophere
Ian
Africa
Christopher Dairy
Oees
Bay Area
State Department of Agriculture
San Mateo County
San Francisco
Berkeley
Christopher Inch
Farms, Inc
Imajor
Christofine
Opher
Maxwell 5S
Nuonpesser
Agriculture Department
Dairy Division
Smost
Agiainet Dairies
Long Beach News Delivery Details From Press Telegram
The notice lists second class matter status at Long Beach Post Office and Carls, with a monthly carrier delivery charge of 2.79 and annual circulation figure 3200. It cites Mall N28 and audit bureau details for daily publication at 61 Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Carls
Anire
Audit Bureau of Circulatier
61 Street
Pine Avenue
L A State President Named At Los Angeles State College
Los Angeles State College appoints Dr John A Greenlee as president after six months as acting head. The appointment was made by Dr Glenn S Dumke state colleges chancellor.
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L.A. State
Los Angeles
John A. Greenlee
Los Angeles State College
Almonths
Glenn S. Dumke
State Colleges
Traffic Judge Fined in His Own Court
Savannah Georgia story says Traffic Court Judge Henry Brennan left the bench to plead guilty then chose a 315 fine over traffic school. Judge Pro Tem James Blackburn allowed the option and Brennan paid the fine before returning to his duties.
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Savannah
UPI
Traffic
Henry Brennan
James ‘Blackburn
Brennan
Traffic School
New Hall Replaces Seneca Longhouse in Salamanca
The Seneca Indian Nation council moved from the old longhouse to a new structure costing $595,000 in Salamanca New York. A spokesman said leaders will use the hall for the same functions as their ancestors.
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Salamanca
N. Y
Seneca Indian Nation Council
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Dulice
Bernhard
Pieter Var Voltenhoven
Jo Cals
Tine
Beatrix
Irene
Stince
Clarence Adams
Hong Kong
Red Cross
Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Europe
Hatmdahl
Senate
Detroit
Faord Motor Co
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Ford Motor, Co
Press-Telegram
Bond
Bond's
Lakewood Center
Lakewood Blvd
Thurs
Fri
Anaheim
le Ter T Angelas
Arca
Seneca
PRY
Alfred's
Asth
Atlantic
Chet Houssiere
Alfred
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