Quiz Show Couple Wins 100 Weekly for 15 Years
Erik and Helena Gude of Palos Verdes won 100 weekly for 15 years on Do You Trust Your Wife? Their 15th straight 100 weekly win sets a record. Total show proceeds reach 79200 with 1200 initial winnings. The couple, with three children, met in Paris in 1949 and married after meeting again in Panama.
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Hollywood
Erik Gude
Helena
Annapolis
Edgar Bergen
Dick Smith
Claremont
Gude
Steve Rowlands
Los Angeles
Gudes
Palos Verdes
Erik
Paris
Naval Academy
Panama
Baby vision development explained 20/visions
The Better Vision Institute notes infants see at 20/200 or worse. A one year old averages 20/150 and a two year old about 20/40. An object must be very near or large for recognition.
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Better Vision Institute
Tense Texas City braced for violence over integration
In Beaumont Texas City officials feared unrest after a series of bombings in segregated neighborhoods. A church and a home were damaged while two more devices were found. authorities had no clues. The incidents followed earlier anti integration protests linked to Lamar State College of Technology.
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Beaumont
Tex
St. Michael's Orthodox Church
Eugene Dickey
Highland Avenue Baptist Church
Lamar State
College of Technology
Lamar
D R. Smith
Smith
Jimmie P. Cokinos
Lamar State College
Rufus Kilpatrick
Texas
St. Michael's
Family Affair Ends With Three Arm Breaks In One Weekend
In Harrisburg, three Swartley and DiPaolo cousins all sustained broken arms over one weekend. Ronald Swartley, 15, broke his left arm after a skating fall. Jimmy DiPaolo, 2, broke his right arm in a rocking chair crash into a desk. Judy Swartley, 10, broke her left arm on an improved slide. All were treated by the same doctor.
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Harrisburg
Swartley - DiPaolo
Ronald Swartley
Jimmy DiPaolo
Judy Swartley
First Negro Lawyers in US History
The first African American lawyers were Mansfield Mitchell and Belle C. Allen. Allen, commonly known as Macon B. Allen, was the first Black man regularly admitted to the practice of law in the United States.
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United States
Macon B. Allen
Purebred Hog Sale Friday Afternoon
The Virginia Purebred Swine Breeders Association will hold a sale of registered hogs Friday at Palmers Livestock Exchange starting at 1 p m. A total of 46 animals are consigned by association members including 7 Berkshires 8 Durocs 11 Hampshires 10 Spotted Poland Chinas and 7 Yorkshire. Local consignors include Forrest F Ferguson Middletown Edward Carpenter Winchester Nelson Carpenter Winchester Floyd W Lofton White Post Claude T Gore Clearbrook and P T McIntire White Post.
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Virginia
First Black woman lawyer Charlotte Ray in 1872
The article notes Charlotte Ray, the first African American woman lawyer, who earned her degree from Howard University in 1872, after previously being admitted to practice in Maine for two years and later barred from the bar in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1845.
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Mitted
Worcester
Mass
Maine
Charlotte Ray
Howard University
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