Religious Boost In New York A City Drives Graham Crusade
New York City reports a surge in religious interest from Billy Graham’s crusade as 17,500 attend Madison Square Garden closing the second week. The Protestant Council says New Yorkers discuss faith freely and church attendance nears a quarter million across 14 nights with 8,793 counted today.
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Squirrel Bites Teacher Sues for 15000 Dollars
Myrtle A. Ward, a retired teacher in Oakland, sues the city for 15000 dollars after a squirrel attack at Lakeside Park. She says the rodent sprang from behind a tree with no warning and bit her before she could fend it off with a magazine.
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Parson's Edna farmer convalesces after copperhead bite
Edward Houston of Edna is in Mercy Hospital recovering from a copperhead snake bite suffered while tearing down a granary six miles from home. He killed the snake and fashioned a tourniquet from a handkerchief, then rode home despite the injury. He sought neighbor help and hospital treatment.
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