Students Oppose Rules Demand Free Press and 3.2 Beer
Ohio campus unrest at Bowling Green State University where about 1000 students demonstrated against co ed restrictions in cars and called for freer press and 3.2 beer. They criticized campus police powers and demanded end to co ed ride bans amid hospitalizations and safety excuses cited by officials.
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Freen
Ohio
Bowilgz Green State University
Palege
Dave Adax
Cleveland
iuee-Gee News
Frank J. Prout
Sean
Leaget's Drug Store Refund Policy Not Clear
Fragmentary note mentions a refund for a purchase at Leaget's Drug Store related to tablets and a pituitary extract. Details are unclear about product name, payment, or eligibility, making the refund claim ambiguous.
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Leaget
Fifteen year old admits stabbing mother to death
In Hayward California a 15 year old girl Celeste Mary Morrow confessed stabbing her mother Celeste Morrow 31 to death with a kitchen knife in their San Lorenzo home. She described a history of family drinking and said the motive stemmed from abuse and possessiveness. She was held for investigation in juvenile detention.
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Webb
Freddie Klerenbach
Alameda County
Klarenbach
Poe
Geiger Counters Sell Fast In Northwest
Spokane report says Geiger counters, devices to detect radioactive material, are flying off shelves in the Northwest. dealer Dick E. Shanks, a Navy veteran who trained near Hanford, notes demand from prospectors to physicians, with portable units weighing about four pounds and priced from 55 to 375 dollars, usually not under 160. He has sold about six to ten counters this year and recently secured supply to meet demand.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Dick E. Shanks
Geiger-Mueller
Shanks
Hanford
Richland
Shenk
Improrophi
Seed Separator Helps Farmers Fight Weeds and Waste
ST. PAUL Oct 20 A new seed separator based on round seeds rolling and flat seeds not was announced as a device to produce weed free falsa and clover for farmers. Northwest Co Op Mills says the machine, invented by Joe Storvik, separates weed seeds from crop seeds and saves seed normally thrown into screenings. Manager A H Roffers notes its value to industry and farmers and cites a $20 000 six month saving.
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ST. Paul
Northwest Co-Op Mills
Joe Storvik
A. H. Roffers
Indictments Charge Custom Broker With Killing Two Men
A grand jury in Laredo returned two murder indictments against George W. Ochoa, a local customs broker, for the July 22 hotel killings of Henry D. Whittenburg Jr and James Lindsay. Witnesses including Rose Mary Cruse and bellboy Armando Jeromo testified. police link jealousy to motive as Mrs. Ochoa remained publicly silent.
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Laredo
Uri
Debonair
George W. Ochoa
49Th District Court Grand
Henry D. Whittenburg, Jr
McAlen Ginner
James Lindsay
Oneida
Tennessee
McAllen
Whittenburg
Ochoa
Rose Mary Cruse
San Antonio
Lindsay
Armando Jeromo
Jalomo
Miss Cruse
David C. Gallagher
Whitterburg
Gar Wood Seeks Cash Bond From Ex Secretary
Gar Wood accuses Vivian Balious of stealing from his safety deposit box and seeks 25,000 in cash and bonds. A court receiver hunts Balious and husband C. M. Ballons Sr. for 5,000 in cash and 20,000 in bonds to fund a recovery suit. Wood, reporting from a Georgian Bay hunting lodge, alleges deeds to 100,000 in property were placed in Balious name before he learned she was married.
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Flo
Gar Wood
Wood
Vivian Baileus
Esticus
Papercock
Greater Miami
Balious
C. M. Ballons, Sr
Balilous
Biscayne Bay
Miami Pier
Georgian Bar
Montana blizzard disrupts fowl and introduces first woman ambassador
An early Montana blizzard fouled local fowl as a pigeon was struck by a car and ducks were forced to land. In Washington, Eugenie Anderson of Red Wing Minnesota was confirmed as the first American woman to be U S ambassador to Denmark with broad praise from Senator Humphrey who cited her as informed and anti Communist.
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Lewistown
Mon
Montana
Washington
Senate
Eugenie Anderson
Red Wing
Minnesota
Denmark
Hubert H. Humphrey
Anderson
United States
Humble Pi banquet features five acts and dues rule
Club Speaker DEB Barris A director vice president and treasurer for Humble Refining Company will be principal beakers at the Humble Pi banquet Monday beginning A full program base BE Wilson will preside ceremonies A floor i feature five comedy acts by Aeneennes talent Dior Br warded e the sale of tickets to quet closes today Tickets will be sold at the door and members will not be able to buy a ticket unless they have paid their 1949 dues
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Humble O0
Humble Pi
Cinto Tan
Wilson Will
Beaf
Aeeennes
Dior Br
Cripple Answers Call To Serve On Jury Duty
Mrs. Fred Booth of LaGrange Indiana received four summons to appear for jury duty. She went to court to fulfill her obligation but was promptly excused by Judge Hunter who said she needn't have appeared at all.
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