Leopard Captured Alive Returned To Pit After Escape
Oklahoma City's escaped leopard was subdued with meat chunks and a drugged neck noose by park staff. Zoo keeper and game rangers tracked the animal using planes, helicopters, and dogs until the leopard was found near the pit and led back to Lineals Park Zoo. The animal, previously freed from a 18 foot drop, was to be housed in a deeper pit before public exhibition.
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Dulkin Frazier
Lineals Park Zoo
Pbloskees
Lerrer
Escipe
Ossie
Ruel Moo
Park
James Ward
Marvin Crain
Ward
United States urges nationwide East German elections
Frankfurt Feb 28 The United States challenged Russia to agree to elections across Germany possibly October 16 based on three ballot plans. Soviet sponsored East German polls are slated for October 15. U S high commissioner John J McCloy offered the proposal but said Washington would not lead the organization of such an election.
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Eee Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Russia
Feesians
Mo s Commander Takes Blame for Grounding of Missouri
NORFOLK Va Feb 28 Capt Within D Brown commanding officers of the battleship Missouri testified today at a naval court of inquiry that he bears the responsibility for the grounding in Chesapeake Bay on January 17 He said it was his duty to keep the ship safe and secure and that he could have kept it in deep water despite others shortcomings The testimony marks a reversal of his earlier defense in which he blamed his crew and others for the mishap
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Norfolk
D. Brown
Missouri
Sai
Naval Court of Inquira
Brown
Chesapeake Bay
Janury
Renin
Ant
Three Trucks Damaged In Clymer Crash
Three trucks were damaged in a collision in front of Meyerint Milling Co in Clymer at about 3 45 yesterday afternoon. A parked truck rolled into the street near 9 van of the B and H macking Jam. The B and H driver Milton Rub ner swerved to avoid the driverless vehicle and struck a truck owned by Ninzari Lockwort Power Co. Rubner escaped unharmed though his rig and the milling plant sustained extensive damage.
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Agisait
Meyerint Milling Co
Clymer
Harry Koerselman
B and H Macking Jam
B and H
Milton Rubner
Ninzari-Lockwort Power Company
Bach Berry
Frank Tewinkle
Man Shines
Rubnes
Inny
Uo Tricks
Doctor Sander Praised As Careful Healer In Worcester Case
Reginald Borrato testified his wife Abbie Borroto received devoted care from Dr Hermann N Sander in Manchester New Hampshire during her final illness before a first degree murder charge against the doctor for allegedly ending her cancerous life with an injection. The husband described the physician as motherly and generous, recounting visits to the home and gifts. He affirmed his wife’s strong will to live and noted the doctor’s frequent voluntary appearances at their home.
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Associated Pr
Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borrots
Hermann N. Sander
Sander
Reginald Borrato
Borsa
Borrota
Kai-shek to resume leadership of China's Nationalist government
Generálissimo Kai-shek announced he would resume the presidency and become commander in chief of all Nationalist forces, with Li Tsang-jen acting president from a New York hospital. The move follows Li’s absence since November and the Mao-Tung Stalin pact, amid a shifted world situation.
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Associated Press
Taimei
Chiane
New York
Chiang
Shiang
Li Tsungten
Mao Tao
Tung Stalin
Red
Sun Yat-Sen
China
Rain and sleet pelts district as roads clog
Weatherman forecasts warmer temperatures by tomorrow with readings rising to the mid 40s by Wednesday afternoon. Current conditions bring treacherous driving as rain and sleet pound secondary roads and crews work to clear them. Temperatures plunged to near zero overnight before rebounding.
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Highway Department
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Tome
Potato Growers Face Cut in Production and Supports
Washington reports potato growers may need to reduce next year's output or lose federal price supports after the Senate added amendments to a House farm bill. One change would end price supports for spuds in 1951 without strict marketing quotas. The Senate also orders cost sale of surplus potatoes and allows current sales to farmers for stock feed or fertilizer. the measure returns to the House after Senate action.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Agriculture
House
Treasury report shows budget receipts and debt figures
Treasury in Washington on February 28 reports net receipts of 156,926,906.54 dollars and budget expenditures of 120,699,691.49 dollars. Cash balance stands at 5089,970,048.34 dollars with total debt listed at 256,407,821,401.23 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Acheson And Aide Quizzed By Senators
Secretary of State Acheson told the Senate appropriations committee he would never knowingly tolerate a disloyal person in the State Department. He said he does not condone the offenses charged against Alger Hiss and declined to prejudge the case. Deputy Undersecretary of State Powell told how security checks over two years led to the dismissal of 202 employees as poor security risks.
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Associated Prest
Washington
Secretary of State
ApHexom
Department of Suite
Hiss
A. Windhe
Ube
Beson
Acheson
John E. Powelsey
State Department
Puerifoy
Senate Appropriations
Fred
Peurifoy
Department
Alger Hiss
Bridges
Karon
Eleven Injured In Hazleton Mine Elevator Crash
Eleven miners were injured when an elevator cage fell to the bottom of a 1689 foot shaft at the Haverton Lehigh Valley Coal Company mine in Hazleton. Surface rescuers pulled the men to the surface and to Hazleton State Hospital. John Polak was listed as critically injured with a compound fracture and body injuries. State mine inspectors and company officials investigated the incident. Also noted was an inspection tour by Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower at Penn State, prior to taking over as Penn State president on July 1.
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Associated Press
Hazleton. Pa
Elevers
Havieton
Lehigh Valley Coal
Hazleton State Hospital
Barton Guntry
Jose
John Polak
Hazleton
Henry Davis
William Ferigon
Michael Derso
Michael Mahuski
Stanley Novak
John Vos
Shepton
Michael Yourishin
Wess Hayleton
Sabatino Esposito
Sr. Tarleight
Joseph Callagin
River Meadows
Michael Olesich
Daittan
State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Philadelphia
Kansas State College
Pennsylvanus
Penn State
Dilly
Corry Slayer Plea Heard In Court Today
Gr ninyo Wing 40 of Gary faces first degree murder charges in a case where a man was killed during a tense shooting. The defendant sought a plea and potential sentence options, with arguments over habeas corpus and the electric chair raised by his attorney. Judge Gourley reserved ruling as additional witnesses testified and Wing prepared his strategy for the next hearing.
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Gr Niyo Wing
Af Gary
Ude
Widshire
Gourney
Chad
Entius
Elinruie
Yonliintaany Aganisbnitely
Jude Wilkes
Hirtey
Ely Allen
Cane
Hiartlett Orsiahyy
Atom
Golirt
Entity
Tales
Graken
Brie
Wise
Graham
Gourley
William J Donahue
Brie Faven Aus
Wrlax
Wingas
Star Parton Board
Corry CHS Seniors Win Elks Scholarship Awards
Three Corry High School seniors were named local winners in the B P O Elks scholarship program. Arthur Pitt George Bagley and Phyllis Hin were awarded cash prizes of 45 15 and 10 dollars respectively. Pitt will be forwarded for district judging with Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania applicants for national competition offering 12000 in scholarships.
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Corry
B. P.O. Elks
Loch Tela
Arthur Pitt
George Bagley
Phyllis Hin
Tudee
Pitts
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Igh School
Elks
Sparta Directors Plan Large School Addition
Sparta school directors outlined construction of a new Senior High School wing to relieve crowding. The existing building would be converted to a three-grade facility, with enrollment projected to rise from 80 to over 400 students next fall. Townville consolidated district bonds may finance the project, with the building leased to the town until debt retirement.
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Perhijis
Murray
Marion Alsdort
Lip Sane
Distriels
Townville
Eldeod
Syrup Queen 10 to Receive $100 at Northwestern Festival
The Syrup Queen 10 will win a roving cup and a $100 prize at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Syrup Festival in Spartansburg this spring. Attendants receive $28 each. County schools may hold preliminaries with winners named by April 1. Home economics groups can display five maple syrup items for ribbons. The festival runs April 21 and 29 in Spartansburg.
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Pennsylvania
Spartansburg
Mvrup
Lapns
Tre Feati‘val
Lorive
Inmer A. Murray
Schoos
Sper Fagsbure
Large Truck Blocks Road On New Buffalo Route
Residents complain about dangerous road conditions on New Buffalo road between Cutting Wattsburg and the New York line. A trailer jackknifed, blocking traffic while drivers and officials arranged safe removal. Authorities and parents urge road safety measures and improved drop-off protection near Clymer School.
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Steeth
New Buffalo
Wattsburg
New York
Clymer
Morthy
Joseph
Nakosiki
Two Cars Damaged North of Corry in Minor Crash
A collision three miles north of Corry at 5 15 p m yesterday caused 225 dollars in damage. Cephas Ayers 20 of Cary RD4 backed from a driveway and was hit by Anthony T Green 34 of Clymer RD The Green Nash suffered 3150 damage to its front and the Ayers car 75 on the side. No arrests were reported.
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Niny
Corry
Cephas Ayers
Cary
Anthony T. Green
Cly~mer
R. D. Ot
Otficers
Ayers
Coal Walkout Troubles Grow Amid Court Session
Washington reports the government pressing ahead with John L Lewis miners contempt trial as coal shortages widen and talk of government seizure of mines grows. The piece notes funerals, labor tensions, and White House and congressional maneuvering affecting the United Mine Workers treasury and potential seizure plans.
Blatt Estate Escapes New York Tax
The Surrogate Court in Mayville ruled William Blatt estate pays no New York tax as of the probate yesterday. The estate totals 256 359.56 dollars and passes to Odulia Blatt widow and children Jean Blatt Carol Blatt Mare Blatt William Blatt Jr James Blatt and others. Attorney Walter Sostt represents the executer in the non resident case tied to a Chantau atin cottage.
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William J Blatt
Jasan
New York State
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Chanfataun
Mayville
Bodine
Bistr
Odulia Blatt
Sine Wiliam J. Blatt, Jr
James Ryehard Batt
Jean Ane Blatt
Carol May Blatt
Maredudith Blatt
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Corry Slayer
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Sparta
Taipel
Wms
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Lai Veotweday
Gumngion
Chiba
Shiner
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Id Navy
Noshuuibigs Agp
Detrentinmd
Hoes Hhl Vly Kowerarbenk
Elorusn Quilley
New Buffalo Road
Autaist
Lewis
John L Lewis
Wihlen
Wye
Tommy
Ehaneing
Ure
Springfield
Atl Jr
Sone Hospital
Ae Forflova
Truman
Wm. Blatt
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