Longtime Booosboro cat Tinker dies at 19
From Our Reporters Notes recounts Tinker a cat from Booosboro Ht. 1 who lived to 19 years, described as a con tensus in the cat world and a plain alley cat. The piece also notes City Park pavilion reservations surge as the 1960 season approaches with demand on weekends.
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Tinker
Reine Methuselah
Edwin Rakle
Booosboro
City Park
Helen Lyon
Board of Park Commissioners
City Hall
Gunman Kills Salesman Wounds Two in Department Store
A masked gunman from North Dakota attempted a holdup at a Bergen County department store. He killed salesman Leo Zaritsky and wounded two others before security subdued him. John Blanch, 30, was charged with murder and held without bail.
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Bergen County
Leb
Mentt
Jer
New Jersey
Newark
Antol
Edward Lehman
John Blanch
Cedar Grove
Credit Mana
Bejger
Blanch
Fred W. Tuemmler
Board of County’ Commissioners
Hagerstown
Frederick Street
Tuemmler
Leesburg
Loudon County
Leo Zaritsky
Rutherford
Cramer
U S Delegate Calls On U N To Denounce Anti Jewish Outbursts
An American U N representative urged condemnation of anti Semitic outbursts worldwide. The move followed a New York court treason charges against three youths allied with Hitler. Reports of anti Jewish acts surged in the United States while European displays appeared to ease.
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World Organization
New York
Hitler
United States
Europe
West Germany
U.N
Philip Halpern
Buffalo
Halpern
State Department
Britain
France
Austria
Uruguay
Finland
Tiemin Rights Commission Ap
U.S
U. N
Ohio University
Detroit
Police Check Activities Of Teen Agers
Police halted seven juveniles after a car stop on East Washington Street. Four admitted drinking beer after a basketball game. they bought liquor in Shepherdstown. A report to Juvenile Court will follow. Ages ranged 16 to 17. Additional youths questioned found a woman's pocketbook, gasoline cans, a hubcap, a fender skirt, and a length of tubing in a separate stop near East Franklin Street.
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Infocus Indy
C. E. Mowen
H.R. Baker
East
Washington Street
Shepherdstown
Westminster
Cval
East Franklin Street
Farms and dwellings sold in Cloverton district sales
Several farms and over a dozen dwellings along Broadfording Road in District 1 changed hands this week through Cloverton Land Company listings. The Rolling Sale totals include properties along Cavetown Pike and Thawnsville Pike near Williamsport, with values near a quarter million dollars.
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Cavetown Pike
Thawnsville Pike
City
Albert
Frank N. Shedler
Dlavener HW
Martin
Jaeren
Twig
Tess
Robert A. Houtzalen
Cars Broken Into In City Three Incidents Reported Last Night
Three parked cars were broken into across the city with thefts of groceries and personal items. Williams J. Ryan of Sharpsburg had groceries and two top coats stolen from his vehicle on South Potomac Street. Mrs. Mabel L. Richardson on South Cleveland Avenue reported groceries and a child's dress taken from her car at the Market House lot. Jack Travinger of Wayside Avenue Buc reported a break in on Bryan Place 20 block with stolen seat covers.
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Williams J. Ryan
Sharpsburg
South Potomac Street
Mabel L. Richardson
South Cleveland Avenue
Market House
Jack Travinger
Wayside
Aye- Buc
Bryan Plarc
Marilyn Monroe At Own Party Sparks Private Revelry
Fragmentary report notes Marilyn Monroe attending a private party on Friday night. She reportedly answered questions candidly, mentioning the hostess and a forthcoming film project with a costar. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Holly Wogh
Cary - Actres
Marilyn Monroe
Slaying Probe Focuses On Blunt Weapon Evidence
Baton Rouge police press search for a blunt edged weapon used in the homicide of LSU biology professor Margaret Rosiel McMillan. Authorities named Dr. George H. Mickey as a suspect, citing blood on his car and an alibi flaw, while detailing a grand jury arrest warrant and ongoing field checks near the LSU campus. The case moves with the university removing Mickey from duties as dean and other personnel taking over his responsibilities.
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Baton Rouge
Margaret Rosiel McMillan
George H. Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
Lonery Lane
LSU
McMillan
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Criming
J. B. Kiing Jr
J. St. Clair Farrot
Mickey
East Baton Rouge Parish
Favrer
Kling
Favrot
Daniel Borth
Troy Middleton
Four Vehicles Stolen In Area Two Recovered
Four vehicles were stolen in the area during the night and two were recovered by state police. Names and locations mentioned include Greencastle, Green Street, Hagerstown area, and nearby streets with partial recovery reports on several make and model vehicles.
Three Queens Youths Face Treason Charges
In Queens, Wallace, 21, leader of a Nazi-like group, and three youths including Hugh Barlow, 20, Richard E. Phelps, 18, and Solomon, T reach arraignment on treason in a hate campaign against Jews. Police found swastikas and arms at Wallace's home amid war rhetoric. Treason carries a possible death penalty under state law.
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New York City
Solomon
Soeiety
John Wallace
Socialist Renaissance Party
Hugh Barlow
Richard &. Phelps
Wallace
Hitler
Chicago
Forest Park
Queensborough
Richard E. Phelps
Flushing
Lrww
York Jap
Queens
Mpeason
Ridgewood
Milton Soint
Johnsonly
Legality Of Expenditures For Burhans Blvd Questioned
City of Nagerstown faces a condemnation suit over buying about 1.7 acres between Pennsylvania and Mitchell Avenues for Burhans Boulevard. City attorney says purchase is for boulevard construction, while Groh and Groh deny council may spend over 200000 without voter referendum and claim the land is for an illegal single purpose.
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Burhans
Houte
Nagerstown
Circgif
Couri
Garland
Groh
Catherine Grohta
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Francis H. Urner
W. Warren Siuitz
Ordinanes
Alayor
Authorities Puzzled In Frank Case
New York dispatch reports Julian Andrew Frank a young insured lawyer linked to a fatal plane bomb crash and under Embezzlement investigations. The Manhattan DA portrays a man with troubling finances and a gifted career at risk while friends describe a tall quiet husband and father. The criminal probe cites two embezzlement complaints involving a Manhattan real estate deal and a hospital patient fund. An aid to his defense posted $20 000 pending proceedings as investigations continued.
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New York
Julian Andrew Frank
Manhattan
Frank
Joan
New York Bar Assny
John J. Fallon
Kansas City
Daniel P. Reardon Sr
St. Louis
Bomb suspect to arrive with million dollars case unfolds
Miami lawyer says bomb suspect Julian Andrew Frank was to deliver one million to a Fort Lauderdale firm on May 5 for the Aruba Beach Club project. Frank did not appear, triggering a $105,000 damage lawsuit filed November 13 in U.S. District Court.
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Miami
Fla
Cap
Julian Andrew Frank
National Airlines
Hat Club
Frank
R. I. Abbott Mortgage Co
Fort Lauderdale
J & F Face Jlors
Abbott Company
Aruba Beach
Aruba
Escrow
Abbott
Snow Likely Monday With Cold Afterward
Weather forecast shifts from cloudy to clearing, predicting colder conditions after light snow. Forecasters note a low tonight near 14 to 18 degrees, a high near 32 tomorrow, and a possible Sunday night frost. The report mentions municipal budget figures and a December council action related to property acquisitions.
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Weather Bureau
Mss
Stoltz
In J
Mercury Council
Sumaf
General Fund
Hageratowi
Tamarcow
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