Juror Protests Loud Plea In Grand Larceny Case
In Miami on June 7 attorney Henry Carr argued for Laurence Allen 21 facing grand larceny charges in Judge Ben Willard's court. A juror told Carr to stop shouting saying he sounded like his wife. The judge said no rule governed speech volume and Carr resumed in a milder tone as the case headed to the jury.
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Miami
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Henry Carr
Ben
Willard
Carr
Michael F. Zarowny
Laurence Allen
Spastic Paralysis Patient Recovers through Chiropractic
A six year old girl named Jane Ellen suffered spastic spinal paralysis with inability to walk and severe symptoms. After trying many treatments, parents sought a chiropractor and report the child now walks runs and plays normally. Case histories come from chiropractors nationwide.
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Polk Graduate at Albuquerque from UNM
Gene Polk Jr son of Mrs Loretta Doyle Polk 1920 Washington is a UNM graduate He earned a bachelor of science degree and now works for Baroid Company in Wyoming He was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha the football team and the Geology Club Mrs Polk and children Pete and Star attended the exercises They were guests of Coach and Mrs Dudley DeGroot in Albuquerque.
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Loretta Doyle Polk
Washington
University of New Mexico
Baroid Company
Wyoming
Pi Kappa Alpha
Polk
Pete
Star
Dudley DeGroot
Albuquerque
Freight rates rise 25 percent after decade break
India and the United Kingdom implement a 25 percent increase in freight charges marking their first rise in ten years. The move signals shippers adjust costs amid evolving trade dynamics and reflects longer transit expectations.
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India
United Kingdom
Can Spot the Honeymooners Whose Marriages Last
New York expert Roy Moulton says after 10 000 observed marriages he can spot couples likely to reach a golden anniversary. He notes signs include a husband who ignores a TV purchase, long distance calls, and new belongings in a hotel room. He warns of jealousy and apron strings in early years.
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New York W.P
Roy Moulton
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Military men listed from several states in 1951 report
The Amarillo Globe dated June 7 1951 notes servicemen from San Antonio Westover Field Massachusetts South Hadley Falls Willow Grove Hadley Bristol and Westfield with ranks including pilots flight engineers and radio operators. Names include Louis S Stevenson Donald A Schreiber Robert P Catron Thomas E Cale Harry V Weiss Russell W Adams Joseph L Dewsnap and Ferdinand B Puzza.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ico
Louis S. Stevenson
Donald A. Schreiber
Robert P. Catron
San Antonio
Westover Field
Mass
Thomas E. Cale
South Hadley Falls
Harry V. Weiss
Willow Grove
Russell
Nine Airmen Identified in C-97 Crash Near Kelly Field
Names of nine airmen killed in the four engined C-97 strato freighter crash near Kelly Field were released by Kelly Air Base. Capt Earl P Doucet and others perished when the aircraft hit high voltage wires and crashed beside a night club southeast of the base.
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San Antonio
Kelly Air Base
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Earl P. Doucet
Texas Restaurant Association Elects Officers
Roy Bertrand of Waco was reelected president at the Texas Restaurant Association annual convention in Houston. New officers include Roy P. Etchison of Houston as first vice president D H Crowder of Dallas as second vice president and Ernest Winkler of Waco as secretary treasurer Rep W R Poage vice chairman of the House Agriculture Committee addressed the gathering.
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Houston
Roy Bertrand
Waco
Texas Restaurant Association
Roy P. Etchison
D. H. Crowder
Dallas
Ernest Winkler
Rep. W. R. Poage
House Agriculture Committee
Magnetic field shifts alter Earth's compass north attraction
The Earth's magnetic field changes gradually over years, altering the direction in which the compass needle points toward the north. Researchers note slow, ongoing variations in field strength and orientation, with implications for navigation and geophysical studies.
Wichita Falls Man Killed in Crash
H F Pyeatt aged 46 of Wichita Falls died from injuries suffered in a highway crash southeast of Jacksboro Tuesday night. An employee of Wichita Pipe and Supply Company, he remained unconscious after the collision and passed away last night.
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Wichita Falls
Jacksboro
U.P
H. F. Pyeatt
Pyeatt
Wichita Pipe and Supply Co
Mexico Must Import This Year Says Trade Report
A government trade report indicates Mexico will rely on imports this year to meet domestic demand, outlining sectors likely to drive imports and potential impacts on prices and balance of trade.
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Mexico
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