Indonesia Vote Count Delayed to February or March
In Indonesia, parliamentary elections begun September 29 and set to end November 30. Officials ordered a rerun for 21 precincts in North Sumatra. Final nationwide results now unlikely before February or March, with only six of 15 districts completed and the count originally due December 31.
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Curious man learns wife jumps to death from bridge
Harold Chester, 23, reports a crowd outside a hotel window and discovers his wife Bettie Chester, 28, died by own action after jumping from a nearby bridge in Los Angeles. Police classify the death as suicide by self-inflicted action.
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Laurel Cliff News Brief Brings Military Return and Visits
First Lt. Cedric O. Parker has returned to Fort Bragg after a two week leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Parker. Various relatives and friends from Columbus Akron Westerville Middleport and Thomas Fork visited or hosted gatherings at the Parker and Burdette households.
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Lad, 11, Saves Four Who Fell Through Ice
In St Joseph Missouri on a farm pond four skaters fell through thin ice. Eleven year old Sonny Golden fetched a rope and ladder, then repeated returns onto the ice to pull each skater to safety. Police noted his light 80 pound frame made the feat possible.
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German GIs Arrive in New York for U.S. Army Training
The first German soldiers to arrive in the United States in uniform since World War II landed by plane on Monday to begin study at U S Army schools in New York.
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Musical puzzle across and down clues list
A crossword style clue set listing Across and Down hints. Includes entries like violin's partner old greek instrument 8 stringed instrument 12 mineral rock 13 glacial ridges 14 century plant 15 everyone 16 easily hurt 18 bank employes 20 musical rhythm 21 damage 22 mouthward exercises 36 small child 37 communists 39 circular plate 40 dreadful 41 ocean 42 worship 45 cooked in we 49 bringing news 51 months 52 malt beverages 53 notion 54 decay 55 part of a camera 56 cape 57 compass point 1 ship 2 heraldic 3 with got intention 4 misplace 5 belgian 6 purchase freedom 7 suffixes 8 detested 9 landed 10 ramble 11 gaze ints 17 turkish 19 endures 23 grades 24 try 25 bread so 26 more pe 27 heating devices 28 chills 29 writing 31 weirder 33 undrape statues 38 ridicu le To 41 legends 42 russian sea 43 remove 44 unclosed 46 individuals 47 love god 48 appointment 50 metal
Dinah Shore Nearly Loses Dress at Pasadena Parade
Dinah Shore narrowly avoided losing part of her gold plated gown during the Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena California as a heater warmed her feet. An observer noted the dress began to shed gold from its bottom before the device was removed.
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Calif
Dinah Shore
Dinah
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