Unopened wedding gifts sold from Dallas estate
Treasure collection of Mrs. T. Carmody, who died in 1955, will be privately sold after appraisal. Items include unused wedding gifts stored at a Dallas warehouse under Pinkerton protection. Valuations range from $1,250 for a Morgan clock set to about $75,000 for silver pieces destined for the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Wafehouse
Pinkerton
Neiman-Marcus Co. Tale
Jas Specialty Store
T. 2. Cermody
A C
Cana
Tex
J. N. Garitty
Corsicana First Netonal Bank
Dallas Museum of Fine
Garitty
King Olay Approves Envoy Retirement From Norway
King Olay discharges Wilhelm Morgenstierne ambassador to the United States and dean of the Washington diplomatic corps. Morgenstierne, aged 70 on November 4, will retire effective November 3 but remain until year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Wav v Iteday
Wilfhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne
Norway
United States
Washington
Morgenstierne
Youthman Chiefly Tries to Shield Mother in Slaying Trial
In Santa Monica, 15-year-old Charles Lee Guy plans to testify in his own defense for the shotgun killing of Roberts, 49, an advertising executive. His father, Charles Lee Guy Sr., defends him, saying the youth acted to protect his mother Ning Miles, six times wed, now freed after questioning. Roberts' body was found in a hotel room on August 25. The trial recessed until Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Guy Roberts
Charles Lee
Charles Lee Guy| ‘Jr
Dunn
N. C
Roberts
Ning Miles
Tris
Arabs Urge End to Algeria Row at U N Meeting
Arab leaders from Morocco Tunisia and other states urged France and the Algerian rebels to negotiate a path to independence for Algeria during a United Nations session. Tunisian President Bourguiba and King Mohammed V supported offering good offices but warned negotiations would be difficult amid the two year conflict. No immediate action was demanded by French officials or North African delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Mohammed
Bourore
National Liberation Front
Guiba
Algeria
France
United Nations
Mohammed V of
Gerlak
Cigim
Roceo
Habibi
Jive Bourguiba
Tunisia
Pentenet
Hiring Law in Schools Activated by State Board
SAN DIEGO UP! The State Board of Education Thursday activated a commission to carry out provisions of the state law against discrimination in hiring teachers and school administrators. State Sen Richard Richards said the commission would bring the law to the attention of local districts. He is the author. He noted about 1500 Los Angeles County teachers were denied employment due to discrimination. The board appointed three temporary members and planned 7 to 10 more, with funds provided for its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
State Board of Education
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Porters
Live the Lite of Riley at the Huntington Hotel
A hotel note describes rooms with private baths daily maid service and writing desks at the Huntington. Dining options overlook the ocean with meals priced at 23 dollars per week and breakfast served for guests. The dining room also caters to the public with club breakfast and regular dinners at set prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite of
Riley
Huntington Hotel
Wallton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pasadena City College
Linda Valentine
Gertrude Wood
Beverly Adams
Jacqueline Williams
Eula Bubberly
Linda Seddon
Sally Shaw
Yapda
King Olay
Jimmy
Jerry Foster
Pocatello
Idaho
Boston
Jerry
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Brother Jimmy
McKenzie Ford
Watts
American Ave
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Olean Blvd
Lone Beach
Tong Beach
Atlantic Ave
Garfield
Uffums
Wallace Sterling
Grande Baroque
Romance of the Sea
Grand Colonial
Rose Point
Gue
Buffums
Silver Club
Laurie RW
Ewaranance
Ar Christopher
Stradivari
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!