Jail 2 Women, 4 Men After Brawl on Bus
A bus brawl in Manhattan left two passengers hospitalized and multiple arrests. Participants included James Brown and Raul Pagan, with charges of felonious assault riot and weapons violations. Gene Lowe, 24, was the critically injured victim, struck during the melee as passengers fled through a rear bus window.
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Lydia
Robert Rodriguez
Tamon Diaz
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Pagan
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Knight Aims to Jail All Tipsy Drivers
Los Angeles reports that Governor Goodwin J. Knight vows to jail all drunk drivers. He criticized the Legislature for not enacting his “sure land absolute punishment” plan and said he would push mandatory jail sentences for all intoxicated motorists at the upcoming session.
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Knight
Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Transportation Club
Heroic Dog Dies Protecting Mistress From Robber
Mrs. Charles Livingston’s watchdog Tex, a four year old mixed breed, halted an armed intruder in her Detroit apartment building. Tex lunged at the robber as he demanded money, and was shot in the back after biting the assailant. The wounded dog died protecting his owner as the robber fled with the stash.
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Detroit
Charles Livingston
Tex
New York Stores See Record August Trade Rise
The Herald Tribune reports department stores in the New York and northeastern New Jersey metro area achieved higher business in August than any prior August, signaling a peak in regional retail activity.
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New York
the Herald Tribune
New York-North
New Jersey
Four Hour Bus Strike Hits Rome Again
Rome city and suburban bus and streetcar service stopped for four hours today as the second transit strike in a week. Transport workers demand higher pay and threaten another four hour stoppage on Friday.
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Rome City
Eisenhower Promotes Middle-of-the-Road Goverment
President Eisenhower pushed a middle-of-the-road approach at a news conference, insisting conservative principles apply to modern problems to form a middle-of-the-road government. He expects attacks from both sides but cites unity with right-wing senators and a tempered GOP path as key to regaining Congress.
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Eisenhower
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Calif Sailor Dies After Altercation Aboard Buck
San Diego sailor E C Williams, quartermaster, died in Apra Harbor aboard the destroyer USS Buck after an apprentice seaman named Isaacs Sins struck him during an attempt to quiet him. Williams died instantly from head injuries as investigators review the incident.
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Apra Harbor
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E. C. Donald D. Williams
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Board of Investigation
Foss Declines Run for Re election in 1938
Gov Joe Foss of South Dakota says he will not seek political office in 1938. The Republican cites family considerations as the reason for stepping aside. He notes he may return to public life after 1958.
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Joe Foss
South Dakota
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