The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 28, 1956, Page 11, Image 11

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after crashing off Brenner Pais highway in accident that vw,wl w,u Midn. Robert S. Cecil ef San Francisco look eve model of 1M7 class ring,
killed driver and IS Austrian tourists. Police said but brakes Miss Douglass will have her big moment this Thursday when she passes the colors to thU
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gram. (AP Wirephoto),
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r Dawath Soliman 'down from perch atop a city fountain in
Hamburg, Germany, Friday after a publicity stunt wont
wrong. Dancer, currently on a night club tour, posed with
vails atop fountain for photographs, but became frightened first woman in the United States to be made a member ef a conference, a policy making body -
and refuted to descend slippery stone figures. Police cited which represents church districts. When she completes studies et Boston University' she will , :
photographer on "gross misdemeanor" charge. (AP Wire. be ordained an elder and assigned a pastorate. Congratulating her is Bishop Newell Booth of "
'photo). the Belgian Congo. (AP Wirephoto).
Prararlant Cat ONEIDA, N. Y.-Miss JoLorene Miller, 40, ef Chicago Sunday was
rreceueni aeT ordiin,(1 , jMton n m Methodist Conference. It is believed the is 5
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Wnrmor in Woct NEW YORK-Rain it expected Monday in New England, the Plains 1 ,w"wl cw dinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, con
Warmer in VVeSF ,(i(M Mississippi and Ohio Valley, along the Gulf Coast and fers Degree of Doctor of laws, (Honoris Causa) to Mist Helen
the central Rockies. It will be warmer along Atlantic Seaboard from North Carolina to Maine Hayes. In the center is Sister M. Madeleva, C.S.C., President
and in the Pacific Coast states. (AP Wirephoto). of Saint Marys College Notre Dame Ind. (AP Wirephoto).