Animals Find Warmth Ways In Harsh Winter
Northern gales push creatures into shelters and strange hovels as deer seek evergreen swamps for cover. Bears avoid true hibernation while woodchucks and jumping mice slow their hearts and die? No, delay activity until spring. Snakes frogs and turtles retreat to mud or water to endure cold. Beavers and muskrats rely on muddy lodges with underwater entrances, guarded by water levels that may flood or block entry. Pheasants suffer in fierce winter storms, with winds driving birds to hardship and altered behavior.
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Manisling
Michigan
Young Cowboys Run Afoul of Law After Horse Theft
Two young cowboys attempted to flee west of Tampa but were caught after stealing a black mare and a sorrel from a ranch. Police found dynamite sticks, ammunition, and hunting knives on them as they were trapped near town. The youths, aged 15 and 16, suffocated while restrained, with officers noting odd behavior of grouse in the area.
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Tampa
Jover
Wwe
32 Are Killed In War Games In Associated Press
In a war game exercise at Polk County the Army and Air Force report 32 fatalities among 140000 servicemen involved in the maneuvers. The article notes multiple causes including crashes and equipment failures amid the planned atomic defense rehearsal.
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Associated Press
FT Polk
America
Army
Air Force
Tio Array
Iter
Teach Police How To Handle Young Women In Traffic Stops
Miami Springs police reform traffic stop tactics after Chief William Renegar notes younger women use charm and tears to evade tickets. Officers are instructed to have the license, move to the rear of the vehicle, keep passengers in view, and minimize conversation with the female driver.
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Miami Springs
William Renegar
Minder
Renegir
Renegar
Ea i
Toy
Ancient Fire Engine Demonstrated in Maine
An early wooden fire engine, shipped from Philadelphia to Maine over a century ago, is shown in a demonstration by two firemen. The device pumps 78 gallons per minute through a leather hose and is operated by two men. its exact age remains unknown, and it belongs to Mrs. Langdon Marvin.
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America
Philadelphia
Maine
Ltr
Woodbury
H. Ridley
Langdon Marvin
Fire Department
Fine becomes profit for Oklahoma teacher after cake sale fine
In Edmond Oklahoma a $10 fine for a teacher due to students selling cakes door to door turned into $41 in profit as sympathy grows for the pupils and Alvin Lawson who paid the penalty. The cakes funded a school carnival amid local debate.
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Edmond
Okla
Alvin Lawson
Carniva
Carnival held as citizen repays teacher for fine
A carnival event featured a magician from Oklahoma City offering services for free. A hat passed raised 4095 dollars to defray inconveniences faced by students selling cues.
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Oklahoma City
Cardinal to Visit Troops in Christmas Season
Cardinal Spellman, military vicar to Roman Catholics in the armed forces, will leave December 10 to visit troops during the Christmas season. He has spent years traveling for religious support, with prior journeys across rail routes and distances described in the report.
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New York
Fiineis
Spellshin
Armed Services
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