Reich Police Fire on U.S. Photographer in Berlin Incident
Berlin June 10 The Reich police fired at an American photographer near the border of the U S Berlin sector in a harassment incident tied to highway directional signs linking Bonn to Berlin. An American spokesman said the photographer was not hit and drove away. Four American erected signs were reportedly removed by a communist police. Earlier Soviet actions removed Russian signs from the same highway.
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Berlin
INS
Ices
United States
Berlin- West Germany
Betér Senzer
Suatogapie
Bonn Federal Republic
Repo
Maanty
Germany
U. S
FIXT YOURSELF Home repair tips and safety notes
Miscellaneous guidance on furniture and floor care, tools, and small repairs. Advice covers sliding heavy objects with a soapy floor, touching up scratches with denatured alcohol, avoiding water on certain fires, creating metal wedges from screws, and a note about a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad official speaking at a Huntington club meeting.
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Gilbert
Ec. W. Reddington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Huntington
Kinenis Club
Railroad Community Committee
Astrological Forecast For Your Child Born Today
Carroll Righters forecast blends Sun in Aries through Aquarius with daily guidance for a child. It notes early confusion for some signs, later momentum in work and health, and cautions against overextending finances or social plans. A long erratic section lists dates, signs, and general vibes alongside property transfers and local listings.
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Aries
Taurus
A. Mt
P. m
Gemini
FE. m
S. mi
P. m. Ksep
Carroll Igter
Tha Charles
Madison
Square Station
N.o
N.Y
ISCES
Ascorpio
Bagitarhius
Joan
Capricorn
AQUAR
Man in Bar Claims Realm of Ball and Chain Mystery
Wellington, June 10. John McKay, a New Zealand businessman, saw a forty pound ball and chain locked to his left ankle in a bar. A small dark man fled as McKay pursued, the chain fouling his car. police freed him and kept the ball as evidence. McKay continued searching for the elusive culprit. Marriage Applications Prench O Mall Strickland, 21, of RFD taikview, and Betty Louise Jack, 2, of Cleodeais.
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Wellington
N. Z
John McKay
New Zealand
McKay
Prench O'Mall Strickland
RFD Taikview
Betty Louise Jack
Cleodeais
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set From Diagram Incoherent
Puzzle shows a scrambled clue list with mixed letters and garbled entries including Winged, Toll, Jest, Devoured, Native metal, Symbols, and several mismatched fragments. It appears as a damaged crossword puzzle page segment with unreadable fills and scattered numbers. Entities: Winged, Toll, Jest, Devoured, native metal.
Young Bicyclist Injured by Auto in Kanawha City
A 12-year-old boy, Tim Sprathing of 4004 Staunton Ave SE, sustained minor scalp lacerations after his bicycle collided with a station wagon on Kanawha Ave. The driver, Mrs. Margaret Smith Stevens, was not charged. Patrolman J C Crockett of the Accident Prevention Bureau stated Sprathing rode onto the street and hit the car. He was treated at Memorial Hospitals.
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Kanawha City
Memorial Hospitals
Tim Sprathing
Staunton Ave. S.E
J. C. Crockett
Accident’ Prevention Bureau
Spradhing
Kanawha Ave
Margaret Smith Stevens
Meetings Schedule Highlights for Today
The day includes a 10 a.m. Clothing Communication Workers meeting followed by an Anheuser Busch lunch at 1 p.m. A Charleston Baseball Club gathering occurs at 7 p.m. and an Arcadian Club dance starts at 10 p.m.
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Anheuser-Busch
Charleston Baseball Club
Arcadian Club
Morris Harvey College Enrollment At Summer Peak
Morris Harvey College enrollment reached 775 after four days of registration, reported bursar Fay Baker. The figure marks a substantial year over year gain and the highest in years. Summer sessions run two six week terms within a 12 week period. Registration for the second six weeks remains open through July 18, the start date for those classes.
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Morris Harvey College
Fay Baker
Vaccine Report Unseen by Head of Foundation
New York June 10 The president Basil OConnor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says he has not yet seen the Surgeon General Leonard Scheele report on the Salk polio vaccine. He had requested a copy last May 22 and wired Welfare Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby for immediate copies. He critiques the rush to mass production and testing as causing inoculation program breakdown and notes the Cutter incident as not yet clarified. OConnor also released his May telegram to Secretary Hobby urging advance access to the report for public briefing.
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New York
INS
Natio Foundation For
Leonard A. Scheele
Basil O'Connor
Oveta Culp Hobby
O'Connor
Public Health Service
Jonas E. Salk
Pollo Foundation
Hobby
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Eisenhower
Droodles and Owls Mock Ciga rette Ads in Panned View
A playful critique presents an owl character listening to TV cigarette ads and declaring all brands safer. The owl, active at night and dull by day, misses the newspaper and the columnist’s points, underscoring a humorous, self-deprecating take on intelligence and media.
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Ervous
Alll
Fina
Amart
Former Ripley Teacher Promoted at Marietta College
Mrs Phyllis Drumm, formerly of Ripley West Virginia, has been promoted from instructor to assistant professor of English at Marietta College. President W Ray Irvine announced the move noting her teaching at Ripley from 1984 to 1942 and later positions at the University of Kentucky in 1948 and 1947. Daylight saving time is used in the United States and in diverse regions such as Newfoundland and British Borneo.
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Marietta
Ripley, W. Va
Phyllis ‘Drumm
Marietta College
W. Ray Irvine
United States
Newfoundland
British Borneo
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