Writer Suggests Sioux Chief Name Boyle Happy Traveler
Hal Boyle, longtime war correspondent, is described as earthy, honest, and generous with a poetic dream, fitting a Sioux chief image. The piece highlights his city life, ground-level empathy, and talent for Straight reporting. The author ends by proposing the name Happy Traveller for the new Sioux chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
East
Kansas
Great Plains
America
Columbia
S. C
Trial Justice Court hears Frederick County cases with fines
A weekly Frederick County Trial Justice Court roundup lists dozens of defendants with offenses ranging from over axel to reckless driving and speeding. Notable totals include Burl Malick 57.25, Bailey 94.25, Nichols 16.25, Crews 34.25, Foster 84.25, Brown 30.25, Craft 56.25, Beck 92.25, and Kerns 9.25 among others. The list also records guilty pleas for speeding and improper muffler along with unlicensed dog possession and stop sign violations.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Foster
Bristol
Tenn
Axel
Hayter C. Brown, Jr
Staunton
William M. Craft
Fincastle
Gross
Perry T. Beck
Newell
N. C
Virgi T. Brown
Berryville
Charles W. Kreimendahl
Pennsylvania
Earl Nicholson
Route 3
Ralph J. Kerns
Cross Junction
Hugo J. Tomes
Ebensburg
Charles F. Reier
Wapakonete
Ohio
James F. Cusick
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Stein
Yonkers
N. Y
James Sherman
Philadelphia
James W. Sager
Arlington
Harry M. McKeever
Bloomery
R. N. Rinard
Kernstown
Thomas C. Menzel
Springdale Pa
Elmer Uh
Grimes
Charles R. Warner
N. Loudoun Street
Aubrey E. Smith
Virginia
Charlotte M. Kerns
National Avenue
Owner Details Stolen Automobile In Chicago
Orville F. Andrews reported his car missing and provided a precise description. The vehicle is a 1949 Chevrolet convertible built on a 1939 Studebaker chassis with a 1949 Kaiser front bumper and a 1949 Oldsmobile rear bumper, plus a 1949 modified Chevrolet grill and a 1950 Studebaker six cylinder engine. The car is metallic blue with no top and was sold to a stranger for 1200 dollars, from whom Andrews got only 25 dollars before the thief vanished.
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Chicago
Orville F. Andrews
Andrews
Studebaker
Kaiser
Rubber use restrictions adopted in 1951
The government took control of all rubber supplies in late 1950 and on March 1, 1951 reduced or eliminated the use of natural rubber in 40 000 products.
Recluse McCarthy, Tammany Ally, Said to Be Rich Yet Broke
John A. Fish Hooks McCarthy, 83, once a Tammany power, reportedly lives as a near reclusive mansion dweller off Fifth Avenue with a fortune of 8 to 9 million. A Supreme Court suit accuses his sister Anna V. McCarthy, 73, of wrongfully withdrawing funds and gifts totaling over 455000 from his assets after he was declared mentally incompetent.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
John A
McCarthy
Supreme Court
Anna V. McCarthy
Tammany
Charles J. Murphy
Margaret Loonie
Tammany Hall
Colleages
Arms Standardization Conference in Session
Four Western nations convene in Washington for a two day arms standardization conference. Attending are Britain's Defence Minister Emmanuel Shawell France's Jules Moch and Canada's Brooke Claxton. The United States is represented by Army Secretary Frank Pace.
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Washington
Emmanuel ‘Shawell
Britain
Jules Moch
France
Brooke Claxton
Canada
United States
Army
Frank Pace
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International Soundphoto
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Park
Trial Justice Court
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Aed Ie
Freshie
Byron Bashfill
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Winchester
Rouss Fire Hall
W. Boscawen St
A. Necchi
Borate
Frese
Sher
Ozark Ike
S Park
Roy
By Ray Gotte
Blondie
Patent Office
Chic Young
Renry
Registereé D. & Patent Office
By Carl Anderson
Secret Agent X-9
Miss Aintworth
By Mel Graff
Asmary Aintworth
Miss Fewtil
Aub
Big Sister
U.S. Patent Office
Etta Kett
By Les Forgrave
By Paul Robinson
Chick
Muggs and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
Vickie
Skelter
ATA
Hill’s
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