Paroles Draw Fire Over Logan Election Case
Rush D. Holt attacks Governor Patteson over parole decisions for two Logan County men jailed for election fraud. He accuses a political deal, citing the parole of Harry Ellis and Harry Johnson after an eight month sentence, and criticizes the governor for prior favors and support from the paroled men. Logan Mayor Litz McGuire also denounces the parole as damaging to honest elections efforts.
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YWCA Sets Summer Swimming Program Details
The YWCA will start its summer swimming program on June 16 announced by Miss Jerry Fuller health education director. It offers instruction for girls and women aged up to 61 at all skill levels with sessions for girls each afternoon and Saturday. Adults have coed swims Monday, Wednesday, Friday nights, plus Friday family swims. A mothers and children session runs Friday mornings and a women-only session on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The pool closes until June 16 for cleaning and painting.
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Improved Penicillin Wonder Drug At AMA Meeting
Chicago June 8 A new penicillin acts as a special messenger to the lungs and brain to combat germs, promising help for pneumonia bronchitis meningitis and brain inflammation. The AMA notes this chemically different form concentrates in lungs and spinal fluid as 2 060 doctors converge for the 101st annual meeting with hundreds of reports and telecast exhibits.
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Mold yields cheaper cortisone from common fungus
Upjohn announces a new one step fermentation mold process to produce cortisone from sterols. Mold discolors bread and uses nutritious broth to convert plant chemicals into cortisone, cutting cost by about 20 percent with patient price near 1.20 dollars per dose.
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Czech Fliers Seek asylum at Austrian air base
Two Czech amateur fliers, Josef Ranpak and Zdenek Pest, received asylum in the West after an emergency landing at the US Airbase at Tulin in Austria. Ranpak, 26, a gliding instructor, and Pest, 24, a Brno student, were towed from Bratislava to Brno when they lost their way in heavy clouds.
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Unhappy husband of Jap wife escapes jail in Tokyo
An Australian ex-soldier, Weaver, illegally entered Japan seven times and escaped from the Xokohana Immigration Authority detention house by cutting through bars. He announced to the Nippon Times his intent to return home to Sydney, complained of prison conditions, and demanded deportation with a guaranteed future release.
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Tests to Replace Political Taxmen Set for June
Federal officials announced competitive exams will replace 64 politically-appointed tax collectors in 26 cities under a Civil Service Merits reorganization of the Internal Revenue Bureau. New directors require six years of administrative experience and must pass interviews and background checks. Cities include Atlanta Birmingham Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Denver Hartford Jacksonville Milwaukee Oklahoma City Pittsburgh St Louis St Paul Scranton Tacoma Aberdeen Albuquerque Augusta Boise Burlington Cheyenne Fargo Wilmington. Directors earn 12000 a year. 84 directors report to 21 district commissioners. Ernest C. Wright and Clarence R. Krigbaum were named district commissioners.
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Hearing Set For Man Charged With Killing Son
Thomas Powers 72 of Concho faces a slaying charge after son John Powers 27 of Rock Lick was shot in the abdomen with a 22 caliber rifle at about 8 p.m. John died at Oakie Hospital at 10 p.m. Powers surrendered to deputies and is jailed in Fayette County. John Powers, a World War II veteran honored with the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, is survived by his mother Alma Powers, sister Novella Fleshman, and brothers Clyde, Otey, Branch, and George. Burial will be Tuesday at Highlayn Memorial Park Oak Hill after a service at Rock Lick Community Church.
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Firemen aid baby bird at California Apartments
Firemen from Station No. ... assisted a fallen baby bird from its nest at the California Apartments on McClung Street yesterday afternoon. They removed eggs and the bird and repaired the nest, placing the bird back high in its perch.
Mercury Hits 93 Here as Relief Is Said on Way
Heat dominated the nation with many 90s and a peak of 108 degrees at Prasidio Texas. A relief front from Canada, aided by thundershowers, moved toward the Midwest as cooler air spread from the Northwest into Minnesota Nebraska and the Great Lakes. Skies scattered showers affected Lake Superior to Lake Huron while most regions felt the heat except parts of Eastern New England Southern Florida and the Pacific Coast.
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Maniac computer at Los Alamos debuts for complex problems
Los Alamos scientists announced the Maniac, a tebulo electronic brain, capable of storing a number in memory in eight millionths of a second and recalling it just as fast. The device, built by University of California Los Alamos staff, costs about 339000 and occupies compact space with a main unit and three auxiliary machines that input instructions and print results.
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Senators Protest Concealed Farm Budget Spending
In Washington on June 8 Senators Aiken and Douglas criticized concealment in the federal agricultural budget. They cited a 791 million dollar appropriation slated for the CCC, noting the larger programs exceed 1.5 billion dollars next year. They warned that Treasury note cancellations hide new cash outlays from public view.
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West Virginia estate sale notice and court actions
A long legal advertisement lists executors trustees and administrators for multiple estates in West Virginia Kanawha and Mason counties. It details parcels of land, tracts of coal land and machinery up for sale, including leaseholds in West Columbia and Front Street properties, with dates notices and claims for forthcoming court proceedings and fiduciary settlements.
Iraq Jordan Rulers Rumored in Danger of Being Overthrown
The Baghdad based opposition paper Al Naba accuses Jordan's Premier and Syria's chief of staff of plotting against the Hashemite rulers of Iraq and Jordan. Reports say a three man council governs Jordan amid King Talal illness. Regent Abdul Ish hurried to Jordan as the cabinet formed to act for Talal Feisal Abdullah and the Hashemite family continue rule.
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