What stayed with me after a visit to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in April was a photograph of a laundry truck, emblazoned with an advertisement reading " We Wash for White People Only ."
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Clara's version is believed, and soon the sandy-haired Steve Ryan, who usually drives the laundry truck and whose Navy scarf was found at the shop, is found and brought in for questioning.
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Daisy Twiss, 95, who later " became very independent and surprised people when I drove a laundry truck, " remembers " the divisiveness, of families getting in arguments " over women's rights.
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Briefly losing the trail, Buddy speeds as never before once he catches on to Cookie's kidnapper, and, in the process, destroys a laundry truck, whose contents ( ladies'undergarments ) his vehicle then wears.
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There are things about George W . with which I do not agree, but his pedigree is not one of them . ( Do not mistake me for a rich kid either; my father drove a laundry truck then later sold throwaway pillows .)
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In a separate incident on Wednesday night, Anthony Gonsalves, 43, of Trumbull, Conn ., had his right arm partially severed when a 2-foot-long concrete slab was thrown through his laundry truck windshield from a Bronx highway overpass.
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So they blithely offer the details of Barthes'life : the death of his father when he was a baby, his mother's life as a bookbinder, the birth of his illegitimate half-brother, and his own death by laundry truck.
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He was serving more than 20 years for criminal association and bribery when he escaped, apparently hidden in a laundry truck that was leaving the Puente Grande prison 12 miles ( 20 kilometers ) from Guadalajara, capital of the west-central state of Jalisco.
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While my family and my employer were concerned over issues of safety and liability, my anxiety was about performance; my only experiences with manual transmissions, in a laundry truck and a U . S . Army jeep, were unhappy and 40 years in the past.
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That might explain why she stows away in a laundry truck headed for Boston, but it doesn't really explain how she finds herself confronting a dead body aboard the private train of art collector Conrad Cassell, en route to the New York World's Fair.
