Kutcher Hearing Open to Newsmen on Loy alty Suspension
James Kutcher, a Newark veteran of World War II who lost both legs, is seeking to retain a $329 monthly disability payment suspended on loyalty grounds. The VA announced news coverage would be allowed for tomorrow’s central committee hearing, while no decision was made on calling his accusers to testify publicly. He also seeks reinstatement as a Newark VA file clerk, having been discharged in 1948 for Socialist Workers party membership.
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Veterans Administration
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House Committee On un-American Activities
Leon Trotsky
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Condensation from the 33.50 best seller A Night to Remember
A gripping account hails the book A Night to Remember as unsinkable and popular with the rich and famous. Five days later the story describes a Titanic sinking after an iceberg collision, costing 150 souls. January Reader's Digest promotes the piece.
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Saturday Review Syndicate
Champion Arizona fiddler dies at 68 in Phoenix
Tonto Bill winner of the Arizona fiddling championship five times James Cal Kelly died of a heart attack in Phoenix on Tuesday. Kelly, 68, had held titles in the 1940s and lived in Arizona for 57 years.
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Tonto Bill
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James Cal Kelly
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Dear Mrs Mayfield Advice on a husband's affair
A wife recounts 14 years of marriage and a husband's affair with a young widow. Molly Mayfield urges hope and a chance to repair the family, emphasizing patience for the sake of three children and a possible return to the spouse.
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Mrs. Mayfield
John
Dear Confused What to Do About a Forgetful Date
A reader asks how to handle a silence from a nice boy who stood her up. The columnist suggests light, playful confrontation or pretending to forget the incident, deciding in the moment which tactic fits best, guessing he simply forgot and explaining nothing serious likely occurred.
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Molly Mayfield
Baxter Named Speaker Of Year At Tau Kappa Alpha
Dr. Frank Baxter, TV's Shake spear professor, received Tau Kappa Alpha's speaker of the year award in Los Angeles. Society President Dr. Wayne C. Eubank presented the honor for Baxter's work in educational, scientific, and cultural activities. He teaches at the University of Southern California.
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Los Angeles
Frank Baxter
Tau Kappa Alpha
National Forensic Society
Wayne C. Eubank
University of New Mexico
Baxter
University of Southern California
Tongay Removed To Florida
Former Miami swim instructor Russell Tongay faced removal to Florida where he had been convicted of manslaughter in the death of his 5 year old daughter Kathy. He escaped custody while being taken to a New Orleans hospital and was recaptured last month. He was under a 10 year sentence after his daughter died when she dove 33 feet in a Miami pool. Florida officials filed a governor's warrant for the removal.
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Miami
Russell Tongay
Florida
Kathy
Tongay
New Orleans
Ten Hurt In Series Of City Traffic Accidents
Ten persons were injured in minor traffic accidents yesterday including a pedestrian. Causes included red lights, failed yield signs, and a faulty brake. Victims were treated at St Marys and Southern Pacific Hospitals. Names include Fred Miller 22 and Adolph Hauser 41 among others.
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W. 4Th St
Fred Miller
W. Drachman St
Margaret S. Boswell
E. Grant Rd
St. Mary’s Hospital
Miller
Stone
Boswell
Adolph Hauser
Joseph R. Meadows
E. 1St St
N. 4Th Ave
Toole Ave
Southern Pacific Hospital
Hector S. Quiroz
Pennsylvania St
Quiroz
Toole
Marana
Casa Grande Highway
Bill Ezell
Chandler
Highway Patrol
Carline R. Price
St. Mary's Hospital
Patricia A. Mathews
Shirley L. Mathews
Billito
Ezell
E. 8Th St
Apache Theater Hearing Slated
A notice to creditors in the Benson Highway Theater Corp bankruptcy sets a U S District Court hearing before referee Stanley A. Jerman to consider Valley Drive-in Corp’s $100,000 offer for the Apache Drive-in Theater and an alternative petition for reclamation and sale of all personal property.
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Benson Highway Theater Corp
Myrtle Bowen
U. S. District Court
Stanley A. Jerman
Valley Drive-in Corp
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