Missing Mules and Mud Stall Farm Task in Tennessee
Fragmented OCR notes describe a scene near PULL THEM WEIGHT MNMPHLS Tennessee with mules in a truck load stuck in mud. Mrs. Woll Baker reports efforts to bogs and a farmer Wieherhe assists while local shop charges are vague and unsettled.
Worst Cold Spell of Year Keeps East Below Zero
A massive cold wave grips the East with temperatures plunging far below freezing across multiple states. Minnesota and Wisconsin report double digit below readings while New York and Pennsylvania endure dangerous conditions and traffic disruptions. Pedestrian accidents rise as city life struggles with ice and wind as forecasts call for continued frigid weather.
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Ben Black Song Writer Dies at 60 in San Francisco
Ben Black, noted songwriter and band leader associated with Moonlight and Roses, died yesterday after a brief illness in San Francisco. He collaborated with Edwin J. Le Mare and Neil Moret, shaping popular theater and hotel music through the 1920s and 1930s, and served as a WWII era musical producer for the DSO.
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Grizzly Murder Case Solved by Deputies
Deputies opened a full murder investigation after a headless skeleton was found in a city dump. An undertaking establishment conducted a post mortem and identified the skeleton as the victim.
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Quadruple Amputee Receives Treatment at Military Hospital
A report describes the case of a quadruple amputee, Robert Le Smith of Middleburgh, who lost limbs after an injury near the Chicago Reservoir. He was treated at Bravis Air Base hospital in Chicago and later transferred for rehabilitation. The Army notes his morale and condition are improving, with ongoing care at a military facility.
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Local notices recount medical, travel, and home visits
Mrs Edward Hundley underwent surgery at CC hw i Francisca last Tuesday and remained at home. Mrs Hose Lewellyn returned to Hayward after a visit at the home of uwand danehtes. Charles Mitchell of Shily Cave Ore is mentioned in the fragment.
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Sen James Murray Sees Little Hope of Taft Hartley Repeal
Senator James Murray said repeal of the Taft Hartley Act seems unlikely next year. He warned progress depends on labor movement awareness and current political pressure. Murray may campaign for repeal if President Truman asks, but obstacles and recent defeats dim prospects.
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Medic Survives Skull Trauma After Helicopter Propeller Incident
A hospital ship crew treated and saved Starkey after a helicopter propeller strike fractured his skull and damaged the right side. Doctors, chaplains, and medics used penicillin and plastic cap shielding as he remained aboard in critical but hopeful condition.
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McCarran Seeks Study Of Truman Nominees During Hearings
Senator McCarran urges careful consideration of President Truman nominees as hearings proceed. He criticizes Communist influence in organizational groups and stresses vigilance against subversion. McCarran notes anticipated congressional action after the current session and mentions efforts to counter perceived communist penetration in various civic entities.
Newspaperman Charles Macloon Dies in California
Charles Macloon, 87, long time circulation director for Hestat newspapers, died Monday night at his California home. Final services are planned today. he is survived by his wife Josephine and two sons Louis and Robert. He spent 30 years in Chicago New York Cincinnati and Detroit cir cul ation work for various papers.
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June Havoc Ends G1 Tour To Join Husband At Home
Aerriss June Haver cuts short her entertainment tour in Germany to fly home for the bedside of her husband, producer William Spier, who was placed in an oxygen tent Friday with an acute respiratory ailment. Havoc arrived yesterday via Air Force plane.
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