Nuisance' Hotel May Be Destroyed
In Los Angeles two operators prepared an appeal to higher court to save their hotel while Judge Veron Hunt urged the City Council to bulldoze the Country Club Hotel. Maurice Biller and Zimmel Miller were sentenced for probation violations and failure to close the hotel, with five day stays of execution granted. The hotel allegedly violated zoning and building codes.
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Los Angeles
Erothass
Veron Hunt
Country Club
Cry Council
Maurice Biller
Zimmel Miller
Livestock market report from Burlington with mixed cattle and hog ranges
Livestock prices show cattle steady to weak for beef steers and cows, bulls firm to 50 higher, and strong stockers. Calves and stocker calves command upper ends, with most stocker cows 17.40 to 20.00 and leads to 22.00. Hog market mixed with butchers steady to 35 higher, sows up to 50, feeder pigs 11 to 12. Prices reflect medium to good grades and regional sale conditions. Involved in near simultaneous auto accidents were Legge and Foote, Mrs Marion Legge and Raymond Foote, Burlington, VT.
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Burlington, Vt
A Foote
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And to KRELFM Tuesday Evening Wednesday Morning
Revette Bourd ve Devcon schedule fragment appears from the radio listing. The readable text shows program blocks for the station KRELFM with Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning slots. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear program titles or exact times.
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Krel-Fm
Revette Bourd
Cowboy Rescues Leaping Leopard in City Zoo Rescue
A red faced stocky man ferried a groggy leopard to the zoo hospital after a heart stimulant failed. Dr Bowerman said the cat remained reflexive but in a deep sleep and given meth ozole to prevent deepening. Oklahoma City Mayor Street praised the capture with no casualties as two Colorado hunters and dogs joined the hunt.
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Burial At Colmesneil For John L Norton
John L Norton 1 ed sawmill worker dies at home of a son in Colmesneil after 7:45 am Monday illness. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday graveside with Frank Harper officiating. Norton lived in Harris County 38 years and is survived by two sons J B Norton of Coady and W T Norton of Longview Washington, a daughter T B Barris of Voth, four sisters and several Norton relatives. Pallbearers listed as Johnny Jack Jimmy Norton Charles Owen Davis and Edward Sebestian.
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Barchman's. Norton
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Voth
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Flatonia
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Airs
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Deer swim Mississippi to escape flood waters
NATCHEZ Miss Feb 28 Scores of deer are seen swimming the Mississippi River to high land on the east side to escape floodwaters in Louisiana. Game wardens report they seek aid catching them unharmed and taking to preserves. Many have drowned or been smashed against debris in the swollen river.
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Natchez
Miss
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Zoo chimpanzee performs rope act in Atlanta
George Vierheller of the St Louis Zoo arrived in Atlanta to advise on improving the city zoo. He noted one chimpanzee being trained as a rope walking star act with a strip tease routine and asked that no camy be attempted.
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Atlanta
George Vierheller
St Louis Zoo
Civilians Recall Plane Sighting Near La Porte
Witnesses described seeing a CAT plane plunge in flames, disappearing from sight as smoke rose. Five planes and Coast Guard units joined boats and vehicles in a wide search around La Porte for the missing aircraft.
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Hanlin
Coast Guard
la Porte
Love Burglar Trial Underway
Adair faces trial on a single count of sexual assault as jurors question his alibi while his wife and infant attend. He had confessed to burglaries and attacks on women after his arrest last Thanksgiving but later recanted.
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Adair
Italian Farmhands Seize 49,400 Acres Near Catanzaro
In Catanzaro area Italian police allowed 10,000 unemployed Calabrian farmhands to occupy and till 49,400 acres of uncultivated land. The squatters marched in columns of ten and police took no action to remove them. Unknown reference to nail polish sensitivity appears as an odd, stray note in the report.
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Catanzaro
Italy
Cantanzaro
House Session Debates Research Funds and DPs Visas
Congress weighs a substitute granting visas to 339,000 displaced persons and votes on research funding. In Navy unification talks, Chairman Vinson convened a closed session to vote on a 56 page report. Senator Douglas proposes 20 workdays vacation plus 12 sick days to save 312.5 million. Acheson faces Knowland over loyalty files as budget hearings loom.
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Georgia
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Illinois
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Novalty
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Carpenter Hurt In 25-Foot Fall At Scott Wyoming Church
A carpenter was injured in a 25-foot fall while rebuilding a church in Scott Wyoming. J Wolfe Allbright and other carpenters work with local volunteers. the crew has donated substantial labor and is paid only when funds allow.
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Adult Class In Display and Showcard Writing
An adult class in merchandise display and showcard writing will start Thursday night at Robert E. Lee High School in the faculty lunchroom. W. G. Bohannon of the University of Texas division of extension will teach a 10 one hour session course over two weeks. Classes meet Monday through Friday at 3 p.m. Enrollment is 1.40 dollars. The Robert E. Lee Distributive Education Club and the Beytown Chamber of Commerce sponsor the course.
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Robert H. Lee
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Bank Robbers Term Reduced Ten Years
Waco February 28 Ten years were cut from Ollie Otto Princes prison terms. He remains to serve 25 years in the penitentiary. Federal Judge Hen H Rice ruled the ten year cut to run concurrently with a 20 year sentence for robbing the Rice bank and a second count on the Malone indictment. The final 10 year term applies on the Malone count.
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Corsicana
Hen H. Rice
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Malone
Commander Installed at Ellington Field
HOUSTON Feb 23 Colonel William L Lee became commander of Ellington Field near here in a ceremony at the wartime base. He succeeds Colonel B T Starkey who retired. Lee, a Texas A and M graduate, previously served at March Field California. Fort Worth Feb 23 Walter Crouch an elderly resident burned to death yesterday when his home was destroyed by fire. His body was found in a hallway by firefighters Fire Marshal Killian said the blaze likely started near where he was found.
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William L Lee
Ellington Field
Here
B. T. Starkey
Lee
T As A
M. College
Fomerly
March Field
California
Fort Worth
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Couch
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Crouch
Houston Youth Killed When Car Overturns
Houston February 28 Thomas K R Worley 21 died instantly before midnight when his car collided with another vehicle and overturned. Worley was thrown from his car and suffered a broken neck. Benjamin F McClure 33 of Galena Park driver of the other car was not hurt.
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Houston
Thomas KR. Worley
Worley
Benjamin F. McClure
Galena Park
CBS Affiliates Board Pick Named in Dallas
Clyde W. Rembert, managing director of KRUD in Dallas, will serve a two year term as a member of CBS Affiliates Board. He represents District 8 covering CBS outlets in Oklahoma Texas and parts of Louisiana. He succeeds Kenyon Brown of KXVFT Wichita Falls.
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KRUD
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Times Herald
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Distributive Education Club delegate earns national post
Joy Blankenship of Robert E. Lee's Distributive Education Club was elected alternate Texas delegate to the national DE convention in Ashville, North Carolina, with the San Angelo state convention noting 78 delegates from 53 cities. The club placed second in the miniature display contest, and Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio won first in the contest. Last year the club won the national first place award.
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Robert E. Lee
Distributive Education Club
San Angelo
Texas
Ashville
North Carolina
Joy
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
Dude Returns to State Parks Feed Bag Row
Austin, Feb 28. Lawful feed for a hungry horse named Dude was assured today after the House concurred in a Senate approved bill amending an appropriation for the State Parks Board. The error last session left out maintenance, cutting off the right to buy feed for the equine fixture at San Jacinto State Park. The House voted 113 to 0, signaling Dude back at the state feed bag.
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House of Representatives
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San Jacinto State Park
House
Foolproof Robbery Hoax Fails at Chicago Store
CHICAGO Feb. 28 Sem and Will Herrig ran a clothing store for 28 years with a believed foolproof plan to deter robbers. A suspicious man entered and Sam called Will to check if Jack was in front. Will rushed to the door where another gunman waited. both robbers fled with 297 dollars.
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Sem
Will Herrig
Jack
Sam
Will
Boy, 11, Houston Polio Fatality First This Year
Houston reports the first polio death of the year, Kenneth Irving Parrish, 11, who had been hospitalized since August of last year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Harry Parrish Sr. The family has two other boys.
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Houston
Kenneth Irving Parrish
William
Harry Parrish
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