Puppy Love Case Ends in Death
Toronto reports a fatal teen shooting tied to a romance. Beverly Thrush, 14, and George Moore, 15, were found with bullet wounds in the head in Moore's kitchen. Police say a volatile case of puppy love led to the pair's deaths as the girl may have shot Moore and then herself or fled.
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Toronto
Robert Alexander
Beverly Thrush
George Moore
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Report of non-self-inflicted shooting confirmed by police
Police said the boy was shot through the back of the head and could not have fired the shot himself, indicating foul play or external involvement in the incident.
Haverill Gazette bans harsh editorials for a week
Editor William H. Heath enacts a policy of "sweetness and light" in the Haverill Gazette for a full week after a union official complained that city advertising efforts were "shot to pieces" by the newspaper’s criticism.
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Haverill
Mass. U.P
Haverill Gazette
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Winter Pears Pair Well With Cheese and Ginger
Winter pears make a versatile dessert and pair especially well with preserved ginger. Enjoy them stewed, baked, in salads, or with various cheeses for a flavorful, simple treat.
Austrian Students to Present Two Shows in Amarillo
The Studentenwanderungen will perform Merry Scenes From Austria and A Night in Vienna at Municipal Auditorium March 29 and 30. Forty to thirty native Austrian students and professors will showcase folk songs dances and yodeling in authentic costumes loaned by Austrian museums. The self supporting group will also seek Amarillo homestays, contact B F Shepherd at 29864.
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Houston
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University of Vienna
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Division Secretary Promotes Two Shows Tickets
The division acts as interpreter and secretary to eight colonels. Tickets for the two shows cost 1.20 dollars including tax with no reserve seats and are available from any member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Your Horoscope Tuesday March 7 Highlights
The column offers daily zodiac guidance with signs Pisces through Aquarius. Advice covers practicality, effort, intuition, and social harmony, noting personal talents and career implications distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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Markel Pisces
Arigs
Taurus
Gemini
LEO
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
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Coogan's Wife Files for Divorce Claim
Hollywood March 7 Jackie Coogan's third wife says she will file for divorce soon. Mrs. Coogan formerly Ann McCormick cites a climactic trip to Germany. She and the baby Joanne, age two, are staying with Donald and Gwen O'Connor. Coogan's first wife was Betty Grable and his second Flower Parry.
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Pinocchio performances aid Palsy Center at Amarillo High
Two charity shows by the Suzani Marionettes will be held in Amarillo High School auditorium Thursday at 3 30 and 7 30 pm under Ex sponsorship to benefit the Palsy Center.
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Amarillo High School
Suzani Marionettes
Pinocchio inspired fundraiser and misadventures
Tickets sold in advance by Exchangettes with calls at grade schools will support the Amarillo Cerebral Palsy Center. The tale follows Pinocchio from Gepetto’s workshop into the world where a puppet-ballerina, puppet master, cat and fox, Booby coachman, and carnival clown guide him to wrong choices. He faces trials, is turned into a boy, cast into the sea, and swallowed by a whale.
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Amarillo
Gepetto
Pinocchio
Polio Clinic Seeks Nurses Iron Lungs in Edinburg
Edinburg Polio Clinic calls for more iron lungs and nurses as patient list grows. Admin Ben Eisenberg said eight of 36 victims require iron lungs, with admissions at about two daily since last Friday. The clinic, first opened in 1948, now houses more respirator cases than during the epidemic peak. The National Geographic Society notes John Ter was first to glimpse Wyoming's Teton range in 1807.
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Tex
National Geographic Society
Teton Range
Wyoming
John Ter
Cleveland firm seeds powder to deter deer from crops
A Cleveland chemical company announces a new powder that makes sprayed leaves unpalatable to deer. Tests show deer nibble the foliage and spit out the treated leaves, reducing crop damage.
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Mickey Finn
Cleveland
Ohio
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