Lindbergh's Historic Ocean Hop Remembered In Paris
Paris recalled Lindbergh's solo 3,600 mile flight from New York to Paris thirty years ago with fanfare. Crowds surged around Le Bourget and Place de l Etoile as news traveled of his safe arrival. Reporters chased the lone aviator and he joked about the plane being his only companion.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tari
Lindbergh
New York
le Nourget
Place de Topera
Ireally
France
Camel
Bourget - Official
le Bourget
Sam Walder
Henry Wales
Chicago Tribune
U. S
Myron
Herrick
Tate
Catholics Barred From School Commencement In West Virginia
Twenty two Catholic graduates at Moundsville High School sat as spectators during the commencement while barred from participating. They later received their diplomas in the principal's office after missing the valedictory address. The students had been forbidden by their parish priest to attend the baccalaureate service at Simpson Methodist Church, a move opposed by the priest as a rights issue. The four other Catholics attended the service and participated in the exercises.
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Moundsville
W. Vaim
Moundsville High School
Valedie
Forten Wilson Oldaker
Pries
Simpson Methodist Church
Louis R. Potts
Marshall County
Ae Ald
L._D. “Wian
the Bar
B. F. Farrell
Wiant
R. W. Caldwell
United Presbyerian Church
Board Buys Belts Caps For Fire Police
The county approves gear for special fire police units but balks at funding bonds. Officials say equipment remains with each fire company and a bonding fee of eight dollars could lead to others seeking county coverage. Some deputies who fail to pay may be dropped from the list.
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Board
Delphey
County Board
Sheriff's Office
Tornado Devastates Kansas City Area Killing Four
A violent tornado struck near Rantoul and Kansas City causing mass destruction in Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills. Homes and a shopping center were demolished. at least 34 people died and about 200 were injured as residents took shelter in basements and emergency crews responded. The Red Cross set up disaster headquarters as authorities reassessed the devastation.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Rantoul
Ottawa
Spring Will
Kan
Kansas City
Isham Davis
Davis
Grandview
Hickman Mills
Ruskin Heights
Weather Bureau
Arthur Buchanan
Bill Beaver
Buchanan
Beaver
U.S. 71
Red Cross
Dean Evans
Tuskin Heights
Richard Randle
A& P
C. T. Crosby
Varry Woorling
Uickman
Wendling
Independence
Mie
Oklahoma Floods and Tornadoes Cause Damage Across OK
Severe weather hit Oklahoma with flash floods and tornadoes. No injuries reported though Broken Arrow and Nowata areas suffered property damage. Stillwater saw heavy rain up to 7.25 inches in seven hours and evacuations after a dam breach on a private lake at Boom er Creek overflowed.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Broken Arrow
Pra
Bucant
Nowata
Stillwater
Abow
Homer Boughton
Boomer Creek
Foreign Aid Chief Set To Quit And Alter Power Balance
Washington Foreign Aid Administrator John B Hollister preparing to resign after presenting the administration 3 980 000 000 foreign aid program to Congress His exit would shrink Taft era influence in Eisenhower s high counsels Eric Johnston head of the Motion Picture Association of America is named as a potential successor Hollister faces Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony Dulles may discuss a successor few Democrats favor Taft loyalists Hollister Humphrey are seen as last Taft stalwarts Jack Martin remains as a White House link
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Washington
John
Hollister
de ‘Mittiee
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Eisenhower
International Cooperation Administration
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Motion Picture Assn. of America
International Development Advisory Board
Howver
Sen
Mansfield
Dmont
Sen. Aiken
R-Vl
Humphrey
Taft
Jack Martin
White House
Martin
Annapolis Votes for Mayor and City Council Seats
Annapolis MD voters decide whether to re elect Mayor Arthur G Ellington or choose Republican Samuel Schenker in a race shaping the capital’s leadership. Eight council seats are decided with five contests, amid a party split of about 7 966 Democrats and 3 951 Republicans among 20 000 residents.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Arthur G. Ellington
Samuel Schenker
Ellington
Roscoe Rowe
Schenker
Anne Arundel County
Memorial Day Call to Restore Americanism and Unity
An editor's letter urges revival of old fashioned Memorial Day customs to reaffirm allegiance to the flag and national ideals. It calls for citizens to honor veterans from Gettysburg to Korea, and to resist communism through steadfast patriotism and public remembrance.
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America
Berly
Concord Ridge
Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
San Juan Hill
Manilla Bay
Argonne
Marne
Bataan
Bulger
Malmedy
Heartbreak Ridge
Korea
Ruch &, Rinehart
Locust &T
Fur Designer Adele Simpson Advocates Simple Furs
In a feature on fall fashion, Adele Simpson argues fur should be worn simply without excess. She notes many designers miss the wearer’s comfort and that furs should enhance rather than overpower, focusing on restrained cuts and small items like capes and jackets.
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Anna
D Alesandro Reports On Tenure As Baltimore Mayor
Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro, seeking the governorship, outlines a decade of city projects in a televised address. He cites transit as a major ongoing issue and hints at plans to acquire the Baltimore Transit Co. while avoiding discussion of his own political future. He is finishing his third four year term amid Democratic gubernatorial chatter.
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Baltimore
Thomas D*alesandro
Congress
City Trail
D’alesandro
Comptraller
J. Millard Tawes
HE. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Dulles Plans Talks With Pineau On Suez Canal Issue
Secretary of State Dulles to meet with French Foreign Minister Pineau in New York to discuss backing for France’s Suez position. Pineau urged the U N Security Council to push for new Egypt negotiations for a permanent settlement. Dulles reportedly favors a trial period allowing Nasser to operate the canal, avoiding a full UN backed plan.
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Washington
Christian Pineau
Dulles
France
Suez Canal
Pineau
New York
U. N. Security Council
Egypt
Suez
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Prayer for Humility and Kindness by Kirby Page
A devotional prayer asks for humility and courtesy shaping conduct toward others. It seeks strength against arrogance, grace in recognizing gifts, and a generous life of loving kindness in the name of the Lord. Kirby Page, evangelist and writer from La Habra, California, is cited.
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Kirby Page
la Habea
Calif
Terrapig Picnic Date Announced in Greencastle
The Greencastle Antrim Terrapig Tribunal will hold its annual family picnic on Friday evening May 31 at the Jerome King Playground in Greencastle starting at 3 30 p m If it rains the event moves to the Citizens National Bank rooms Tickets are on sale this week covering the chicken dinner and there will be special entertainment Committee members include William Shuman chairman Howard Gingrich Sr William Binkley Frank Gilbert and Harold Zimmerman
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Greencastle-Antrim
Jerome King
Greencastle
Citizens National Bank
William ©. Shuman
Howard Gingrich Sr
William Binkley
Frank Gilbert
Harold. Zimmerman
GE Range ad and TV listings anchor Boonsboro page
A clipped TV and radio guide fragment shows General Electric range offer at Wyand's in Boonsboro Maryland with dial code 281 12. The page also lists a slate of television programs including Mame That Tune starring George DeWitt, Jonathan Winters Show, Cheyenne featuring Clint Walker, Phil Silvers Show, DARE party with Kathryn Murray, Panic with Robert Douglas, To Tell the Truth, Jane Wyman Show No More Tears, Broken Arrow Attack on Fort Grant, Red Seal Show with Mickey Rooney, TV HOUR, Cavalcade Theatre, and The $44,000 Question with Hal March as emcee.
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George DeWitt
Harry Saller
Jonathan Winters
Cheyenne
Clint Walker
Richard Crenna
Regis Toomey
Dawn Richard
Phil Silvers
Bilka
Bilko
Biko
Pagal Lipson
Bert Thom
Bob Hastings
Parker Ennelly
Kathryn Murray
Arthur, Durrey
Judy Holliday
Bert Lahr
Robert Douglas
Bud Collyer
Emree
Polly Bergen
Walph Bellamy
Hitty Carlisle
Hy Gardner
Jane Wyman
Sen
Fort Grant
Southwest
Jona Lupton
Jeffards
Michael Ansara
Geronimo
RED Seely
Ron
Mickey Rooney
Linda Bormay
Dan
Cavalcade Theatre
Brian Aherne
Fred Clark
Princess
Hal Merch
Monte Cristo
Douglas Edwards
Steve Donovan
Men of Annapolis
Cisco Kid
John Only
Cheyenne Fas
Pht Silvers
Kansas City
Eisenhower
Broken Arrow
the Angels
Studio ST
TV Listings and Evening Schedule May 21 Broadcast
A dense, OCR heavy fare outlines daytime to late night TV slots listing shows such as Love of Life Search For Tomorrow Clown Corner Guiding Light My Little Margie Edge of Night and The Edges of Night, with later forecasts, news, sports, weather and a presidential update. The schedule includes multiple theater and variety programs like Liberace Show and Take A Break, plus game shows and sports coverage for Kansas City and regional events.
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Florian Zabach
TV Farmer
World News
Guiding Light
Woman's Anglia
Search For Tomorrow
Donna Douglas
Kay
Ladies Home Theatre
Stu Erwin
Misa Brooks
Louise
Bob Crosby
Eddie Cantor
Elizabeth
Kit Carson
Amos and Andy
Susie
Paul's
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B.C
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Adele Simpson
Adele
D‘alesandro
Iplan
Shere
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G. M. Gehr & Son
W. Washington Street
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Jonathan
Eareest
Dichinsa
General Electric
Wyand's
Boonsboro, Md
Mohawk Carpets
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Rex
Maas Opticians
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ATAU
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