Beauty parlor crash victim police entry shocks patrons
Troy Alabama police officer Jack Swindell entered a beauty salon head first after losing control of his motorcycle. He explained he was not a customer but a victim of circumstance.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1949
Page
10
Troy Alabama police officer Jack Swindell entered a beauty salon head first after losing control of his motorcycle. He explained he was not a customer but a victim of circumstance.
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Gaynel Teare frets over a marriage proposal from Barry Bainbridge as Fritz Freyman reenters her life. Barry saves Gaynel's sister Pat, deepening the love triangle. At a restaurant, Gaynel bickers with Fritz while Barry watches, torn between loyalty and desire as night ends with a lingering kiss and unresolved choices.
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