County treasurer reports license sale surge and coast guard exams
Keen County Treasurer HB announced the county’s supply of smallerless licenses had exhausted. SH060 licenses had been selling at over 400 daily since September 29. The Coast Guard Academy announced changes to its U S competitive examinations for admission at New London Conn. Social studies were removed as a subject and exams set for February 24 25 will emphasize English and mathematics. Cadet pay rises to 118 50 monthly with clothing and equipment allowance to 600 bringing New London cadet pay to Annapolis West Point levels. The academy enters its 75th year and remains based on competitive exams with no quotas or appointments.
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Trio of Kidnapers Hold Victims in Trunk on Cumberland Plateau
In Sparta Tennessee a trio of highway kidnappers abducted a White County man and his neighbor after forcing them from their truck. The victim Lee Johnson was trapped in a car trunk for five hours. rescuers heard his cries from a nearby barn. Johnson reached a Spencer garage and alerted police.
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White County
Herschel Meyers
Meyers
Woman Dies After Auto Hit Near Airport Road
Mary Druga, 58, of Homestead R. D. 1, was killed by a car while walking along the airport road near Allegheny County Airport. In other notes, about 3 percent of North Carolina’s cropland is used for peanut farming.
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Caro Una
Heroic Susan Peters Dies After Long Illness
Visalia California report notes actress Susan Peters, famed for overcoming paralysis after a hunting accident seven years earlier, died last night while visiting her brother. She had returned to acting from a wheelchair in Sign of the Rain and Miss Susan series before succumbing to complications from the 1948 accident.
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Philadelphia
Sentence Upheld Against Bookie in NYC Gambling Ring
Appeals today upheld a 2 year jail term for Harry Gross, key figure in a multi million dollar New York City gambling ring, amid trials of 30 officers accused of protecting him. Gross pleaded guilty in 1981 to conspiracy and 65 counts of bookmaking. earlier he received mixed sentences and suspensions.
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Boas Aookle
Harry Gross
New York City
Gross
Brooklyn
The Pantry to Open Monday on West Main Street
The former Dunk Shoppe at 14 West Main Street will reopen next Monday as The Pantry under new management. Mrs Isabelle Foster and Mrs Blanche Ster will operate the cafe, specializing in breakfasts and light lunches, open daily from morning until midnight after several days of renovation.
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