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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1951

Page

22

More Statues of Stalin Erected in Eastern Europe

Vienna reports a wave of statue building across Eastern Europe as Communists insist on memorials to Stalin. In Budapest a massive 55 foot bronze statue dominates the capital, reflecting ongoing efforts to honor the Soviet leader despite political changes.

Vienna Europe Balkans Budapest Hungary

Three Patricia Ann entries lead Maid of Cotton pageant

In Memphis the Maid of Cotton contest opens with the first three contestants all named Patricia Ann. Patricia Ann Weber of Missouri Patricia Ann Mullarkey of Texas and Patricia Anne McGougan of North Carolina advance as early favorites in the 1952 event. In Knoxville Lennis Cox testifies that his children made paper dolls from his probationer's mug shot mailed to them. Federal judge Robert L. Taylor revokes probation and sentences Cox to 18 months in prison.

Memphis, Tenn U.P Patricia Ann Patricia Ann Weber Poplar Bluff Patricia Ann Mullarkey Dallas Tex Patricia Anne McGougan Smithfield Knoxville Tenn Lennis Cox Robert L. Taylor Cox

Isle of Man Sees Fewer Men Than Women Residents

The Isle of Man reports a demographic shift with a higher female population than male residents. Officials note ongoing migration patterns and aging trends affecting local labor markets and social services.

Isle of Man

Edgar B. Sims Bags First-Day Grouse in Standstill

Charleston West Virginia state auditor Edgar B. Sims shot a grouse on the opening day of the fall hunting season without leaving his stand. The incident occurred as he bagged the bird from his fixed hunting location, highlighting an unusually stationary hunting moment.

Charleston Wva Edgar B. Sims

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