Wild horses driven to Takima for fox and chicken fodder
In Yakima Washington March 26 an Associated Press report says about a thousand wild horses from eastern Washington are being moved toward Takima for slaughter to be ground into meals for pet foxes and chickens. Abandoned Indian ponies roam the range in Heavens Hills and the foothills, with buyers hoping for $3 a head as they are herded toward sale and slaughter in a countywide roundup.
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Star Is Double But Appears Not To Split
Astronomers at a South African observatory revised earlier reports of the star Nova DPactuiis. They say the star is nebulous and double with both components of similar magnitude, challenging the notion of a clear split. The earlier identification of Now Pictoris in 1995 was noted, with recent observers finding it to be single at that time.
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Reverend Hartys Estate Leaves Five Thousand for Education
New Haven March 28 By Asssociated Press Rev Andrew Harty late pastor of St Josephs Roman Catholic church died intestate leaving about five thousand dollars for religious education. His library goes to the Trintrain Fathers a missionary order in Alabama started by Connecticut priests. Judge Loftus and Judge Gilson presided as administrator Ada Pastor Fuga Canlg appointed administrator.
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Witness Pays $10 Fine for Contempt in Divorce Case
Harry Perdeaux of Stamford paid a $10 contempt fine after Judge Allyn Brown held him in contempt in a Stamford courtroom. He had been summoned Tuesday night to appear as a witness in Robert Renton of Stamford's divorce action against Rose Renton of New Rochelle. Perdeaux claimed service was improper and that the notice was left at his doorstep unshown. He complied, paying the fine and leaving the court. Regarding the misconduct claim, Renton had previously named Perdeaux as being too familiar with the defendant.
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Bear the Arctic Cutter Faces Scrapping or Museum
The Bear, historic Coast Guard cutter, lies in Oakland harbor facing uncertain fate after June 30 when funds end. Congress refused funds for new blowers, leaving options: scrapping, museum display, or extended Arctic expeditions. The vessel, built in Scotland and commissioned 1883, rescued crews in 1897 and 1906, and inspired Alaska and Pacific coast admiration.
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Graduation play at the Mousque District, Bridgeport
Local attendees include Clarence Logan and family at the Graduation at the District shoot. Fire Warden Keller bans April fire permits. Several visitors and guests from Bridgeport, Trumbull, Monroe, and Fairfield noted. Administrative and estate appointments listed for Alfred Gilbert estate. Raging giana Tie near the Pian Staples farm property at Sput Hu.
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400 Parade in Chicago Seeks Food and Work
About 400 unemployed men and women marched through State and Madison streets in Chicago shouting We want work. Police dispersed the crowd after arrests of three banner bearers at City Hall, then released them following a police-lecturer interlude. Leaders announced plans to force an audience with Mayor Thompson to demand jobs.
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Community Notes From Huntington and Surrounding Areas
March 28 brief from Huntington and vicinity highlights Sunday visits in Litchfield by Irene Cubley and Helen Cilbley, Shelton guests at the Jennings homes, Muriel Peterson accompanying John West on a southern motor tour, and local illness recovery. White Hills and New Haven outings noted plus juvenile group preparations for a charity drive. Carrier changes and health-related absences affect White Hills routes.
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Firefighters battle stubborn blaze amid strong wind in Euston
Euston residents watched as 35 volunteers fought a stubborn fire last night. Firemen battled through the wind, keeping flames from reaching Staples despite heavy resistance and delayed water supply. By 8 oclock the blaze was subdued after nearby neighbors aided with denials and water, ending the emergency.
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