Harlem Slaying: Police Shoot Suspect After Fatal Altercation
A Harlem crowd watched as Robert Jackson and Bernice Cooper argued on Lenox Avenue. Jackson assaulted Cooper, drew a revolver, and shot twice, killing her. Patrolman John C. MacAuley arrived. Jackson fired but his pistol jammed, MacAuley returned fire, and Jackson fell dead.
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New York
Harlem
Lenox Avenue
Robert Jackson
Bernice Cooper
John C. MacAuley
Jackson
MacAuley
Formosa
Family alarm turns out to be a family affair
A Bea nington Virginia fire alarm at Box 31 was traced to a four year old boy. Two girls told firefighters that the boy’s father Mr Proud had reported the alarm after volunteers arrived. The Blark Hone Cup driver collected details from his son but the truth emerged as a family matter.
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Beanington
Dohe Vrowd
Box 31
Washington Avenue
Eli Street
Mr. Proud
Non
Jenson
Watervliet plant eyed for expansion and modernization
Allegheny Ludlum officials told the Watervliet Colonie and Lathan Civil Committee that expansion and modernization of the Watervliet steel works are exceptionally good. The plant employs about 1,300 workers, with wartime peak near 1,706, and study plans include a $2 million continuous casting mill to save time and money. The move could raise production capacity and place Allegheny products on a more competitive footing, with titanium center feasibility also discussed due to nearby labor and titanium sources.
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Waterviiet-Colo- Inte and
Lathan Civile Committee
Allegheny-Ludilum Corp
Waterviiel
Watervilet
Focal Pt
Watervliet
Tte Watervnlet
John Q. Doolittle
Local plant work and community notices fill Troy page
June 16 1960 report details plant operations at a Waterville area facility with 24 hour shifts and expansion plans. It notes visitors including Mrs Dolores LaFourtaine and Mrs Eva McLoughlin and mentions local residents visiting relatives and a hospital admission. Edward Layden graduates from Union College with football and fraternity activity listed.
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Doolittle
Mise
Dolores
Bigher
Mee
George Barber
Saunders
Alfred Harger
William Street
Vatsrana
Mt. McGregor
Barstega Springs
Edward F. Layden
Leon ‘M. Layden
Adame Street
Union College
Layden
Interfraternity Counec
Delphic Mettery
Phi Dela ‘Theta Fraternity
Odd Bookmarks Found In Returned Portland Volumes
In Portland Oregon a public diary returned with odd bookmarks includes a strip of raw bacon tucked between pages and a pair of socks. Other items such as paper money panicbooks unmailed letters photos frazes drivers licenses or other valuables are usually returned to owners when possible.
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Portland
Ore
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Kille Negro Slayer
Bes
Steel Firm
Allegheny
Douotlittle
Allo
Troy Record
Panetta
Arew
Fancy
Whitehall
Tady
Heromeater
Fenton
Kana
Poultney Street
Lillian Porter
Sehenectady
Edward Jackson
Witla
Beverly Rivette
Went Street
Raymond Mecane
Troy
J.J. Kelly
Pot Stertreet
Bayville
L. 1
Roy Kelly
Blanche Laurin
Canada
Lew
Brown
Yardley
Qanouel
Bracer
Blawchard
Dad
Pops
Halli
AY Amer
Cheane Am
Evhet Angiv
Shulton
Reliance
Ons
Bran Athletic
Shantung
Ron
Mes's
Kwae
Gee
Ingersoll
Ded
Sth Ave
Congress ST
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