Butch the Monkeys Travels To Amarillo Farm
A 30 percent human-like rhesus monkey named Butch has become a resident of Amarillo at Pantex Village with master E. P. Smith, an ex Air Forces pilot. The monkey, native to India and a U.S. Army Air Forces veteran, speaks little but understands days and meals, loves bananas and green onions, and enjoys pranks like sliding down greased poles. He plans to attend Labor Day events, including a parade, while his owner watches for mischief.
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Twins Born 12 Hours Apart at Kanawha Valley Hospital
Twins born 12 hours apart and 43 miles from home were reported healthy at Kanawha Valley Hospital in Charleston. A baby girl was born at Mrs. J. A. Happney’s home in Stickney Raleigh County, and a boy followed 12 hours later in the hospital.
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Kanawha Valley Hospital
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Raleigh County
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