Steady Massachusetts teen Wins National Road-E-O Driving Title
Martin G. Desilets of Longmeadow Mass. won the first national teen-age Road-E-O title with 801.18 points, defeating 34 state champions including two girls. He earned a $1,000 scholarship to the University of Virginia while Milton J. Vaverek of Pontiac Mich. took second with a $500 scholarship. Other winners include Kenneth McGarr of Akron Ohio in third for a $250 prize.
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Martin G. Desilets
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Milton J. Vaverek
Pontiac
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Martin
University of Virginia
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Driving Skill Test Scholarships Awarded at State College
Saturday evening in State College the fourth place winner received a $150 scholarship and Dale P. Hopkins of St. Albans Va earned $150 for fifth as the National Junior Chamber of Commerce and Liberty Mutual Insurance Co sponsor a driving skill contest. Gay Holleron of Houston and Claudette Westerfield of Mendenhall Miss finished 23rd and 30th. Claudette won the unofficial honesty award after admitting she ran a stop sign on the road test.
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St. Albans
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Claudette
Grete Matta Across Down Word Puzzle Grid
A compact crossword style clue set with across and down entries listing definitions and word play for a puzzle. It includes multiple numbered clues such as Call for Addition to building Mast Indigo plant and numerous other terms across and down to be solved.
Flying light mistake sparks Tucson searchlight tale
Worcester residents reported a flying saucer sighting last night. Police and reporters concluded a new filling station used a large searchlight to attract attention, its beam illuminating low clouds and creating the disk perception.
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Greek Pushes Voting Ban Debate in Narrow Confidence Vote
In Athens Premier Plastiras’ coalition pushes a new electoral law to bar women and armed forces from voting after a 127-118 confidence vote. Papagos, war hero and leader of the opposition, demands early elections and resignation while claiming the margin lacks a true majority in Greece's 258 seat parliament. The Ka thimerini notes the government seeks to survive until the law passes.
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Greece
Nicholas Plastiras
Greek Rally Party
Alexander Papagos
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Kathimerini
Plastiras
Sophocles Venizelos
Father Killed and Daughter Located After Message
Mrs. Herb Horne of 5700 South Norton avenue was told of a Bemidji Minnesota traffic accident that fatally injured her father Frank North. Tucson police traced her from an old West 44th street address and found her on South Norton within four hours to deliver the emergency message.
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South Norton Avenue
Bemidji
Minn
Frank North
Tucson
Mrs. Horne
West 44Th St
Horne
South
Cochise County Fair Resumes After One-Year Pause
The Cochise county fair will open tentative dates October 18 and 19 after a yearlong suspension announced by chairman George Freestone.
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Cochise County Fair
George Freestone
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