Government grain shortages near eight million dollars
An Agriculture Department briefing and House Appropriations subcommittee report detail grain shortages totaling about eight million dollars. They cite 24 civil or criminal suits against warehouse operators and new cases referred to authorities, with recoveries expected to reduce net losses.
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Eisenhower Wins Vote of Jailbirds
Fragmented OCR text discusses Eisenhower and a jail setting with mentions of New Hampshire in a political context. It references Gen Dwight Eisenhower, possible presidential aims, and vague party commentary. The passage is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear details.
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New Hampshire
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Cantino Seeks Redemption After Prison Sentence
Cantino, once a promising showman turned to fame then prison, seeks a government waiver to rejoin the Army after serving four months at Fort Ord. He claims to have learned from his draft evasion conviction and awaits a Defense Department decision before pursuing enlistment.
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Plastic bathing suit promises full suntan
Stockholm report states Dr Berti Sjoberg, a Swedish chemist, claims a patent for a new plastic bathing suit that enables an all over suntan. The suit, made of black or dark blue plastic, allegedly passes ultraviolet rays while withstanding only limited water exposure.
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Old-Fashioned Navy Sticks To Aye Aye Sir Tone
The Royal Canadian Navy reminded new sailors that traditions require crisp responses to orders. It frowned on casual phrases like OK, ain t Rigat, sir and Roger, dodger, sir. The old Aye, aye, sir will do. Also notes Japan has one automobile per 2,400 people versus the U.S. rate of one car per four persons.
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Rich foods may shorten life says Dr Gordon in Tulsa
Dr William B Gordon of Lyle warned rich fatty foods threaten heart health at the Forty Annual Hermal Academy of General Practice address. He said artery hardening links to fatty metabolism and cautioned that lean dieting lowers risk, noting individual tolerance varies and urging a low fat intake for those with family heart disease history.
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Man and Dog Team Up To Kill Bobcat In Oklahoma
Henryetta, Okla. A prank by Prank Mullins and his half grown dog treed a bobcat. Mullins feared the cat would kill his pet, so he diverted the animal by tossing rocks. During rain the cat knocked Mullins down, and he used more rocks to drive the bobcat away. friends advised him to move back into town when safe.
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Police Give Perfect Aiks For Suspects
Wichita police nabbed two St. Joseph men in a Wichita holdup. Warren D. Moore, 92, and Vernon Green, 22, provided perfect alibis through their actions and were found at headquarters arranging release of their impounded automobile during the crime.
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Word Puzzle Jam From a 1900s Daily Chronicle
A scrambled OCR page lists numbered clues and partial words across topics. It shows scattered definitions and puzzle hints such as boat leanings tower light and various terse entries like editor abbr and Great Lakes item, indicating a word-fill or crossword style puzzle from a daily paper.
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Soviet Idea Of US Elections
A Soviet radio program mocked American elections, claiming voters are often dead, resurrected on election day, and that machine bosses in Missouri allegedly used 60,000 corpse ballots to sway results. It framed U S voting as violent, fraudulent, and manipulated by party bosses.
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Borscova
New Hampshire
United
Truman
Missouri
Theatre to Become St Sebastian Roman Catholic Church
Workmen moved into Loew's Woodside theater to convert it into a church after showing films on Saturday. The building opened 26 years ago and is slated to be ready in about five months as St Sebastian Roman Catholic Church. A man named Thomas F White, 25, arrested as the match burglar, is linked to burglaries at more than 26 homes, police say he used matches to light his way.
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Alcoholism Deemed Incurable By National Committee
New York report states alcoholism is classified with cancer and heart disease as incurable by the National Committee on Alcoholism. The panel said care can aid non drinking habits but cannot cure the condition, reflecting medical beliefs and care approaches.
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