Miami mother to sit on bench over drunken driving policy
Mrs. Lynn Levin, mother of a 13 year old injured by a drunken driver, will spend Monday with Municipal Judge Francis A. Sobieski to gauge if courtroom experience shifts her view on jail terms. The judge doubts mandatory jail for first offenses, while Levin pressures for such penalties. no action was taken after a Tuesday hearing. A Black Angus bull enjoys a playful bath at the Tennessee State Fair in Nashville.
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Toast Burns Out In Faulty Toaster Fire
Los Angeles firemen arrived too late to save a piece of toast blamed on a faulty toaster. The toast was burnt beyond recognition as flames overtook the kitchen at a downtown restaurant in a brief blaze reported by CP.
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Cat Survives Dryer Incident in Knoxville Tennessee
Mrs. Chester Massey started a load in her clothes dryer and heard a telephone ring. She opened the door to find her cat Massie tumbling inside the drum. The cat recovered after about five minutes, described as lively as ever.
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Gen Hardy Dies in Fremont at 67
Brig. Gen. David P. Hardy, 67, a retired San Francisco assistant superintendent of schools, died Tuesday in Fremont. Hardy began his service in 1914 as a National Guard private and rose through the ranks to general officer, culminating a long career in public education and military service.
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Warren Olney Resigns as Head of Justice Criminal Division
Warren Olney resigns today as chief of the Justice Department's Criminal Division effective Oct. 15. President Eisenhower praises his civil rights service and laments his departure for personal reasons. White House releases indicate no stated successor and no future plans from Olney. His home is Oak Park, California.
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Home Economics Survey Acts On Women Career Plans
A survey by the U S Office of Education finds 22 percent of home economics majors view marriage as their career while only 2 percent of the new rhetoric group aim to marry soon. The study suggests attitudes vary by field and generation among coeds in Wisconsin.
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Poe Letters Priced At Five Thousand For Pair
New York dealer lists two letters by Edgar Allan Poe for 5000 dollars the pair. Once sold about 200 dollars twenty five years ago. Letters obtained by Lew David Feldman of Jamaica Queens head of the house of El Diets. Poe described as a 49th century American poet and short story writer who reportedly earned no more than a thousand dollars in any year.
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Odd Fellows Install New Grand Master at Convention
James M. Eliott of Alliance Ohio was installed Tuesday night as grand master for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the group's convention. He succeeds L. Bridges of Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Alliance, Ohio
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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Baton Rouge
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