Atlantic City's Steel Pier Celebrates Golden Jubilee
Atlantic City residents mark the Steel Pier's 50th anniversary with a retrospective look at its history since opening on June 18, 1898. The pier, built on iron and steel girders near the beachfront, has hosted music and regimental performances while evolving into a landmark. Estimates show the attraction drew heavy tourist and local attention, with ownership shifting to George A. Hamid years ago and the site valued around 2 million dollars amidst a long history of public interest and redevelopment efforts.
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Hunt Parents Of Abandoned Boy
Corning hospital officials sought Saturday the parents of two year old Bobby Jeffreys after the boy was found abandoned near the hospital. Police and social workers were summoned and a search for the boy’s guardians began. No further details were immediately released by hospital authorities.
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Life With Father Becomes Long-Run Champion Play
A New York stage record was set when Life With Father achieved a new long run by an original production in Jane city, drawing a full Bijou Theater crowd of 615 and extending its consecutive performances to a new high. The matinee earlier that day tied the previous seven-year record once held by Lobaco Troud.
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