Taxi Driver Is Most Courteous in Olney Illinois
The first search for Olney Illinois city’s most courteous driver named Ida Anderson as winner. Mrs Anderson received a $5 prize. Paper napkins were noted as good for cleaning windows.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1952
Page
2
The first search for Olney Illinois city’s most courteous driver named Ida Anderson as winner. Mrs Anderson received a $5 prize. Paper napkins were noted as good for cleaning windows.
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House investigators study a seven year old Justice Department fraud case that was marked closed without prosecution. The probe focuses on past officials and may lead to public hearings on Capitol Hill. The matter dates to 1944 and involves the Criminal Division under T Lamar Caudle.
Former Georgia governor Ellis Arnall proposed on Meet the Press that a single official be charged with stabilizing both wages and prices. He cited the CIO steelworkers 21 cent wage rise approved by the Wage Stabilization Board and noted the overceiling price increase for the steel industry. Arnall did not deny reports of his resignation to Truman, saying White House should announce it.
Robert Fischer, a 65 year old German bellhop living in Wiesbaden, says he is the heir to Manhattan Island after swapping $24 in trinkets and a barrel of rum with Native Americans. He seeks $288 million in yearly interest and vows to prove his claim with two satchels of letters and documents.
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