Ballad of a Free-Riding GI King Gets Army Free Pass
A military court ruling says Lemuel King, a World War II veteran, cannot be punished by the Army as he remained a civilian after drifting back and forth. The ballad portrays his scheme to dodge discipline, his eventual return to civilian status, and lingering questions about future civilian court action.
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Would a Cigarette Ban Cripple a Billion-Dollar Industry
Washington AP reports that banning cigars and cigarettes faces strong political barriers. A total ban would disrupt a seven-billion-dollar industry, cut tobacco tax revenues, injure farmers and workers, and hit thousands of retail tobacconists and vending machines, with federal and local tax losses mounting.
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Kennedy Says He Will Run Country Under Oath
Senator John F. Kennedy, a leading Democratic hopeful, told NY papers birth control should be a matter for other nations without U S intervention. He urged not advising policy here or abroad, stressing nations must decide for themselves and citing overall resource and population concerns.
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Court Records O L and Deed List of Texas Land Transfers
A long ledger style record lists numerous court orders and deeds transferring land interests in Texas. Entries include O L to Ben H Schnapp, multiple Barrow and Lawrence Surname tracts, and releases and releases in the Solomon Barrow and related surveys. Several tracts range from 2 to 125 acres, with references to surveys by Luke Bryan, F Banley, Solomon Barrow, and others. The document also notes transfers to Tidewater Oil Co and state transfers involving Adolph Hankamer and George S Stobart Jr. through Winnie Street subdivisions.
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Embroidery Pattern No 313 N from Martha Madison
Delightful late fellow will protect your favorite chair frame soil and wear. Patterns show three designs with hot iron transfer and color chart. Send 2 cents for pattern and 5 cents for first class mailing. Mail to MARTHA MADISON care of The Bastown Son Box 435 Midtown Station New York 18 NY.
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Scholarships Awarded To Texas 4-H Boys In Group
Two Texas 4-H youths won $400 scholarships at the national 4 H Club Congress opening day Roy Gregg 17 Plainview and Anthony Dresser 17 Gainesville earned awards for farm work and tractor maintenance Four other Texas youths Joyce Krueger 19 Sewing Joe Ursa 18 Bryan Orlun Ihnis 21 Georgetown Zoe Wilson 18 Corpus Christi received $350 each Ray Gregg son of Melvin Gregg of Plainview was praised for outstanding 4 H projects including beet sheep crops and garden He has five lambs a steer two valves and raised 10 acres of grain and cotton plus a quarter acre of garden plus nearly 7000 in profit from 441 projects
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Two Baytonians Fined For Theft
Two men were fined $25 each for misdemeanor theft after burglars hit the Idle Hour Dafe at 116 Harbor Drive during a Wednesday morning fire. Aldacia Florez and Eugene Lopez were arrested at 12 40 Wednesday and found guilty in corporation court by Judge Bar.
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Vatican Says Church Won't Seek U.S. Political Influence
Providence dispatch reports Apostolic Delegate Egidio Vagnozas stating the Vatican would not attempt to influence or interfere with any American president. He cited the church’s full freedom in the United States and lack of motive to press political aims at the White House.
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Soviet Students Head And Shoulder Above US
A Soviet exchange student who studied electrical engineering at the University of California says Soviet students are head and shoulders above Americans, whose training he calls primarily oral and theoretical. He notes there is no practical work in industry during the four-year course.
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