Lucky the gambling horse draws Reno betting crowd
Susan Wallace 24 from Hollywood promotes Lucky the horse in a gambling stunt in Reno. She bankrolls it with $10,000, uses a silver dollar trick at roulette, and aims to fund operatic study or employability from winnings.
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Reno
New
Lucky
Susan Wallace
Wood
White Horse
Treason Suspect Ruled Mentally Stable for Trial
A former U S Army sergeant indicted for serving his Japanese captors in World War II was ruled mentally competent for trial by a federal court in New York. John David Provoo, 33, has been under observation at Bellevue Hospital since his indictment November 17. He faces 12 treason counts for aiding the enemy as a guard, interrogator, and propagandist for Japan. Maximum treason penalty in wartime is death.
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New York
John David Provoo
Bellevue Hospital
Japan
Samuel H. Kaufman
Provoo
John F. X. McGahey
Tokyo Rose
Iva Toguri d’Aquino
San Francisco
Sausalito
Calif
Housewives Coffee Boycott Takes Small Denver Toll
In Denver a group of six housewives posted a sign in a grocery window reading Do not use coffee to urge a boycott of 83 cent coffee. The plan cut sales dramatically at W. L. Ranset’s store by 99 percent, though the wider effect remained limited.
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Denver
INS
W. L. Ranset
Noisy Icebergs Sizzle as They Melt
Icebergs emit a crackling hiss as glacial ice melts, producing sizzling sounds. The phenomenon arises from air bubbles and melting processes within the frozen giants.
Solons reject plan to recapture unplanted cotton acres
House agriculture committee members signaled they will reject a plan to recapture unplanted cotton acres as part of revising the 1949 cotton control law. Chairman Harold D. Cooley said changes would set a floor of 70 percent of the 46-48 average or 50 percent of planted acres, whichever larger, with a 1950 crop focus.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
Dga
Cooley
Thomas G. Abernethy
D-Miss
Agriculture Department
Man Held for Peace Violation Hangs Self
DALLAS Jan 10 Raymond Earl Higgins 28 hours after arrest for disturbing the peace hanged himself in a city jail cell. He looped a belt to the bunk and strangled himself by the noose, police reported.
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Dallas
Raymond Earl Higgins
City Jail
Higgins
Velvet and Wool Apparel Sale Listing Overview
A catalog style spread details sleeveless wool pullovers, turtleneck and short sleeve sweaters, cashmere and nylon pieces, cotton shirts, tailored blouses, hosiery, leathers, jewelry, and velvet flowers. It lists colors, sizes, and discounted price ranges across multiple departments.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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