OPS Hearing and cattle roundup in city news brief
An OPS price ceiling enforcement on scrap metal and potato products leads to 86 cases across 39 states with new actions in Oklahoma and Texas. In Austin, Ralph Yarborough accuses state officials of corruption and urges grand jury action to fix government faults amid forgery and embezzlement concerns.
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paoMacity
Isl
Ina
Compressed Steel Co
Oxlanomt City
Ralph Finils
WGTON
Oklahoma
Tex
Gubernar
Ralph Yarborough
Ig County Brand Jury
Grand Jury
Roe
Tarough
Ston
Austin
Ihington
Circus Band Chief Likes Travel And Motion
Merle Evans, director of the Ringling Brothers circus band, laments staying in one town. In his 44th year as trooper and 18,000 performances, the band now tours with 26 players, aided by public address mikes. Evans self-taught, idolized for mastery of many arts, recalls past itinerant days and the cost of keeping the show on the road, including a $22,000 daily budget and a six-week Musicians union layoff with full pay.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Merle Evans
Evans
Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus
Merle’ Evans
Gabriel
Gibdifer
Navy
Haram Simmons
Abilene
Gib
Bryans
Big Cowboy
James Caesar Petrilo
Musicians Union
Hev
Circus
Petrillo
Ex Wife Objects To Joe DiMaggio On Son Dates
Hollywood May 30 Dorothy Arnold ex wife of Tee DiMaggio plans to go to court to stop the retired baseball star from taking their 10 year old son on dates with other women. Her attorney says she learned DiMaggio took the boy to visit Marilyn Monroe and that the boy returned with crude words. Oklahoma City May 30 Dewey E Elliott about 45 an electrician was found dead in a hotel on Reno Street recent day coroner says death from asphyxiation due to a gas jet left on. Evans visited him and the article notes tin plating and cold rolling sheet steel.
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Hollywood
Tee DiMaggio
Dorothy Arnold
Miss Arnold
DiMaggio
Marilyn ‘Monroe
Joe Jr
Oklahoma
City
Dewey “E. Eliott
Reno Street
Ben Lafor
Locust War Spurs U S and Soviet Co operation
United Press reports a rare wartime alliance between the United States and the Soviet Union against desert locust swarms threatening the Middle East and Africa. The campaign mobilizes 5,000 to 10,000 troops with aircraft to spray eggs and crawlers, costing an estimated 11 million dollars this year.
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Middle East
United States
Dead Sea
Pakistan
Middle
Near East
Africa
Asia
Soviet- Central “Asia
Soviet Asia
Russia
Join the Baptist
Britain
United Nations Organization
Iran
Owner Liable For Wall Writing At California Cafe
Sacramento report states a California appeals court ruled cafe owners liable for libelous writing in a restroom even if they did not know of it. The decision concerns a $100,000 damage suit by Isabelle Heller of Roseville against Hy Dee Ho cafe owners Joe and Mrs Bianco. The wall message depicted the plaintiff as unchaste and included a phone number with Ask for Isabelle. The court found owners responsible for employee failure to remove the remark.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Isabelle Heller
Roseville
Joe Bianco
Isabelle
Biancos
Plant diseases found occasionally useful
UC Berkeley pathologists William C. Snyder and H ON Hansen report that an apine-infesting fungus in the eastern United States may boost rosin production for turpentine paints and plastics, though not yet commercially used. They cite ergot in rye kernels used to prevent hemorrhage and pecky cedar as a disease that creates decorative worm-like burrows in wood. Astronomers say stellar energy derives from atomic processes with hydrogen protons fusing into helium nuclei releasing energy.
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Berkeley
Calif
William C. Snyder
H. ON. Hansen
University of California College of Agriculture
United States
Basketball Trick Helps Prisoner Escape
In Louisville Kentucky a defendant used basketball tactics to escape during a quarterly court session. He walked from 12 prisoners being returned to jail, was later found, fined 100 dollars, and had his license confiscated.
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Louisville
Fred Whelan
Whelan
Vet repairs broken jaw of PAINESVILLE horse Buddy G
In PAINESVILLE Ohio veterinarian Dr Bulkley performed a four and a half hour operation on a horse named Buddy G after a training stumble. Metal splints were fastened to the upper jaw while the horse recuperates in a box stall and a canvas sling protects the healing bones.
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Painesville
Ohio
Buddy
Tomas
Bulkley
Tiis
Buddy_G
Hila Hays
From Bale to Wallet: Misread Hay Bale Sparks Inquiry
A fragmented report notes a bale of hay and a wallet linked in an unclear event at Bale. The fragment mentions a wallet and hay bale context with an unresolved sequence of actions and people not fully readable.
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United Press
Ingham
Ald
Avenues
Armour Co
Raimers and Company
Aininer
Airflyte
TSE
Rambler Country Club
Castlard Tee Lly
Ford
Mercury
Anthony C. Adams
Union Stockyards & Transit Company of
Chicago
England
Venice
Italy
Judy Breen
Gnals
London
Afjeen Chase
Brenda Mee
Joe
Son
U.S
Soviet
Phil” Newsom
Russi
Margy. Moss
Detroit
U. S. Army
Herbert Cook
Ilave
International
Oxford University
Gulf Coast Electric CO
Market ST
DIAL
Tyler
Minnesota
John Voperil
Lee
West Main
Mrs. Yoparil
J. N. Mixon
R. KH. Pruett
R. H. Pruett
Sil
Motors
Roy
Jacket Market St
Woouter
Antle Plumbing Co
Best
Mrs. Voperil
Baytown Neon Sign Co
Ss. E. Reid
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