Court of Special Sessions Aids Alcoholic Offenders
Judge P Leo Dorsey expanded the court's staff with Sgt Alexander to rehabilitate alcohol dependent offenders. The sergeant, noting many cases stem from deeper social or mental issues, meets daily with at risk men to steer them away from court appearances and toward lawful employment, family stability, and sobriety.
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P. Leo Dorsey
Dorsey
Sgt. Alexander
Sgt
Alexander
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Local Races Spotlighted In Nebraska
Omaha races in the 2nd and 3rd districts stir voter interest in the primary. Eisenhower and Kefauver head the presidential preference, while GOP and Democratic contenders fill the field. In the 2nd district retirement of Rep. Chase opens a crowded race, and in the 3rd district Harrison faces three challengers including Mayor Merle Haynes. Charles Brock enters the Democratic contest signaling a major farm issues debate this fall.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Jackson B. Chase
R-Neb
R. D. Harrison
House Agriculture Committee
Merle Haynes
South Sioux City
Neb
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Harrison
Lester Anderson
E. A. Carlson
Ernest M. Luther
Jesse F. Tepner
Lawrence Brock
JE Brock
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Crippled Woman Shoots Husband in Illinois Home
In Effingham Illinois Naomi Larimer a polio crippled mother on crutches reported to a neighbor that she shot her husband Noble 33 as he was drunk and abusive. Policeman Jack Barry said she fired a shotgun at his chest and she was held without charge. The couple had two children aged three and two months.
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F Alexander
Yugoslavia
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Resolute candidate opens DO IT YOURSELF campaign
Raleigh businessman Kidd Brew launches a lieutenant governor bid from the State Board of Education steps, promoting open air headquarters and a do it yourself approach. He invites contributions but emphasizes state volunteers will carry most of the work while promising no due allegiance to any group or station.
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Canada
Northland
Raleigh
N.C
Kidd
Runningy
State Board of Education
State Capitol
Brewer
Man weighs 250 pounds credits bulk for tornado safety
DETROIT A 250 pound man William Schauer said his heavier frame saved him from being swept away during a Saturday tornado. He and his brother were watching a ball game when the funnel swept near their house and he remarked that his weight kept him from blowing away.
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Detroit
Diebag
William Schauer
Telephone workers restore Stock Exchange service after big fire
After a Friday night shaft fire disrupted the New York Stock Exchange, New York Telephone Company crews—repairmen engineers installers cable placers splicers and wiremen—worked around the clock to replace melted cables. By Monday morning 26 000 wires were spliced and tested and the exchange opened as scheduled. The effort showcased the spirit of service of telephone workers and supporters.
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Stock Exchange
New York Telephone Company
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