Stars and Stripes Hotel Closes in Jerusalem
United Press Special Correspondent Jacob B. Simon reports the Jerusalem American Stars and Stripes hotel has closed. The long time cite where Americans spoke only English and exchanged American gossip ended as the city faced turmoil. The proprietress left, officers sought a mess, and the consulate warned she could lose American citizenship by staying abroad.
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Ozark Treasure Rumors Stir As Heat Returns
Ozark treasure lore resurges with heat as prospectors roam caves and ravines. Tales mention Money Cave in Dent County, Gourd Creek in Phelps, and a buried princess silver cache near Birch Tree. Experts at Rolla School of Mines debunk witch sticks while noting rising demand for treasure-finding devices.
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West Texas firms consolidate finance concerns
J. E. Biggs former Amarilloan and West Texas Chamber of Commerce secretary was in Amarillo en route to McLean. The Mid-West Mutual Finance Corporation of Colorado has consolidated with Panhandle and Standard Matrimonial Insurance Company with J. F. Conklin as president W. S. Birge as an incorporator and attorney and Mrs. J. H. Moore as a third member of the firm.
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Prison Menu Tussle Sparks Chef Complaint
Charley Frey, veteran chef at Hotel Muchlebach, criticizes Missouri State Penitentiary menus as too meat heavy after surveying cellblock meals amid mutiny concerns. He notes inmates’ inactivity while voicing concern over food balance. Meanwhile Chicago Motor Club reports 42,000 period buses carry nearly 1,500,000 schoolchildren daily across U S roads.
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