Alistair Cooke to Play Piano on NBC April 24
Hollywood notes report Alistair Cooke will perform Basin Street Blues and an original blues piece in a New Orleans bar segment of his America series on NBC April 24. The program links Cooke with Jelly Roll Morton and Mencken, while previews other network specials and a Lisa Bright and Dark cast update.
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Weather and sports roundup as 6 4 O clock edition
A compact page note lists weather and sports items for Saturday sessions. It mentions roller games and TV game shows like Lets Make Deal and Three on March 3, along with 13 News segments.
Thio Nabbed After Looting Island Cabin
Three Wisconsin men were arrested on bond after allegedly stealing two outboard motors and tools from a Mississippi River island cabin near Harpers Ferry. The suspects loaded the loot on a 14 foot boat that capsized. two men were captured on return trips, and a third turned himself in. Stolen items included lawnmowers ladders and hand tools with most recovered except a few pieces.
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Waukon Police Lose Two Officers by April 15
WAUKON The city police force may be at half strength after April 15 as two of the five officers resign by that date. The council had authorized a six man force. Steven Butler plans to start a business with his father in Decorah while Tom Garrett will become a radio operator and deputy in Allamakee county under Sheriff Neil Becker.
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Want ads offer the greatest selection of home offerings
Classified ads highlight a wide range of home goods and services. Shoppers find furniture appliances and decor from multiple sellers. The notice promotes convenient listings and competitive prices for household needs.
Two Amproved for Farm Credit Board
The senate agricultural committee approved two presidential nominees for seats on the Federal Farm Credit Board. Luther Jennejahn of Hilton New York and Alfred Underdahl of Hebron North Carolina were sent to the Senate for confirmation to join the 13 member board replacing Jonathan Davis and Millard Dailey whose six year terms expired March 31.
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Ponders Retrial of Suspect in Court Shootout
In San Francisco a superior court judge will decide Friday if Ruchell Magee must face trial again for murder and kidnapping tied to the 1970 Marin County courthouse gun battle that left four dead. Magee, 34, already serves a life term at San Quentin.
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Invasion fever rises as Axis moves French leaders to Germany
Thirty years ago Europe faced heightened tension as the Axis transported three imprisoned former French premiers and two other leaders to Germany to forestall Allied retaliation.
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Education Panel Sees Better Jobs for Grads
New York based Carnegie Commission on Higher Education says this year’s graduates have better odds of finding work than in the early 1970s, though not as favorable as the 1960s. It notes growth in engineering and health care jobs and urges careful college choices and broad training.
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Minnesota House votes to lower adult age to 18
The Minnesota House passed a bill to reduce the age of adulthood from 21 to 18. The measure advanced to the Senate after a 99 to 29 vote in St. Paul.
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Meat boycott q&a cites Washington meat sales VP Morris Hamburger
Washington area meat boycott queries reach a public relations spokesman who cites Morris Hamburger as the vice president for meat sales in the Washington region. The naming confirms an executive behind the local boycott response and signaling company stance.
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