Ipswitch Mystery Tracks Across Polydora
King Ferdinand of Polydora solves the giant Ipswitch mystery in a tale where a colossal left-foot print marks a path across villages to the sea. Ministers chase clues while the palace shoe maker reveals every citizen bears Ipswitch on their heel. The king contemplates the riddle of a one-foot giant.
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Appeals Court Upholds Fine in Missouri Speed Case
Kansas City AP reports the Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a $75 fine for William Birch Hunt, a Columbia druggist, in a speeding case from January 19 1958. His previous trials sought changes in jury instructions and witness order amid new 1957 speed laws. The ruling cites radar evidence showing 76 mph on U.S. 40. Also noted Former Prime Minister Harold? Pearl Atlea 78 in hospital in Amersham, London area.
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Heat Oversseas Filming Hurts Hollywood Overview
AP writer Bob Thomas reports that 26 of 38 American films are shot partly or wholly outside Hollywood, up from 15 years ago. He notes cheaper costs, foreign subsidies, and authentic locales drive shoots abroad, with Hollywood labor paid high wages and TV series propping up employment. Government study and industry leadership are urged to stabilize domestic production and maintain the industry as a national asset.
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