Thunderstorm Phobia in a Mare Highlights Psychosomatic Fear
A neighbor's mare Molly, aged about 30, trembles and wastes away during storms. Vets diagnose fear as the cause, noting pulse height and blood pressure rise. Molly improves after indoor shelter and veterinary reassurance. the piece urges understanding animal fear and offers a booklet on preventing nervous breakdowns.
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All-Girl Crew Boat In Hawaii
A 45 foot ketch named Neophyte reached Honolulu Harbor after a 21 day Pacific cruise from San Francisco. Skipper Lee Quinn led four young women and two more crew, intending to pick up his wife in Honolulu before heading to the South Seas. The voyage covered about 2100 miles.
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Election in First District Tomorrow
In California's First Congressional District Don Clausen seeks victory against William F. Grader with both campaigns centered on handshakes and local meetings across six north coast counties. Voter turnout is expected light among 216,553 registered voters as Democrats outnumber Republicans, with two third candidates and potential party-edge erosion influencing the race. Local measures include Sonoma County courthouse bond, Humboldt Bay water district grant, and Tiburon Peninsula school district funding.
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Stewart L. Udall
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Humboldt County
Fred J. Moore Jr
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Marks County
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Tiburon Peninsula
Snow Plow Man Cited for Sidewalk Duty
CHICAGO AP Ernest Ffen nyicka 49 a South Side Jritter has cleared snow covered sidewalks for neighbors for years with no plow on a Jeep when police halted him for driving a motor vehicle on the sidewalk. Officer Joseph Petrich issued the ticket. Defender Nicholas J Bohling said he would defend Hendricks in traffic court.
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Crossword puzzle clues mix with garbled text and numbers
Readable fragments present a crossword style list with multiple clues and irregular characters. Several entries resemble standard crossword definitions while others are corrupted by OCR, including digits and stray letters. The block hints at a puzzle page with across and down clues alongside misread sections.
Saturday's Purele BLT Hpigimatan 61-Exclamation
Local readers report a scrambled text fragment referencing a Saturday event and items described with unusual terms. The readable content includes mentions of a rack, a cabbie and a few cryptic phrases suggesting a retail or public display context. The source is highly garbled and lacks clear facts.
Mediation Sought as New York Printers Strike Prolongs
Federal and local mediators stand by amid renewed efforts to settle the New York City printers strike over wages fringe benefits hours and terms of a two year contract. Talks between AFL CIO Locals and Publishers Association have been recessed with no joint meeting scheduled. About 9,000 printers and 3,000 employees are idle across the city as negotiations resume at city hall seeking an agency shop and wage package.
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Thomson
Afl-C10 International Typographical Union
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Publishers Association of
New York City
Cleveland
Tall Dealer
Press and News
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Cleveland Newspaper Guild
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Ralph 8. Locher
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Charles ‘Thom
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New York Strike Benefits Pay Out To Unions
Nine unions aid major locals hit by a weeklong strike. More than 2,800 members receive benefits as papers in New York and Cleveland stay shut. Funds tapped from local defense and international bodies, with unemployment options possible after Feb. 1.
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Boat Disaster Toll Climbs in South Korea Coastline
South Korean police say 18 more people are unaccounted for and believed drowned after Friday's coastal ferry sinking off the southwestern coast. The toll rises to 13789 men and 48 women, with one male survivor reported. Rescue efforts continue amid rough seas and weather. Eleven bodies have been recovered.
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Seoul
South Korea
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery, stop itching, and relieve pain. Case reports describe gradual shrinkage and relief, with patients saying piles are no longer a problem. The discovery attributed to a world famous research institute is now available in preparation form in drug stores.
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