Dear Santa Claus Send Christmas Elf to Boyle
Hal Boyle writes from New York satire about wanting a real, conscientious elf to fill in for Santa for 264 days a year. He imagines an elf performing household chores, managing alarms, greeting visitors, and easing modern gremlins in Manhattan life with pay, social security, and vacations.
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Elson Ham Jacoby on Bridge Risky Hearts to Slam
In today’s bridge hand Elson Ham Jacoby analyzes a three hearts opening by West and a bold spade cue bid by North. South navigates with careful safety plays and club management to secure a slam, warning against risky finesses and highlighting the value of cashing the ace of clubs to guard against a potential king drop.
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Boy Credited With Capture Of Bandit
Eight year old Jimmy Jones aided in capturing James Monroe Rudolph a 34 year old Placerville man after a home invasion at a market. Rudolph was wounded fleeing and later arrested by deputies led by Captain Vic England.
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Train Station Here Receives Perfect Score
High Point Southern Railway passenger station earned a perfect inspection rating from the State Utilities Commission for last month, joining Norlina and Raleigh Seaboard as the three North Carolina stations listed. The usual High Point bus depot was not included.
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New Flogging Cases Raise Doubts Of Linkage
WHITEVILLE AP Sheriff B H Slugh Nance doubts the latest flogging tied to two prior attacks. Woodrow Johnson, 10, from Florence, S C, described two men luring him and forcing him into a blue 1949 Ford, then flogging him for 45 minutes before dumping him outside town. Two earlier victims, Robert Lee Gore and Clayton Selers, gave similar accounts. FBI involvement and no Klan ties noted.
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Old Belt Prices Still Dropping
United Press reports most Old Belt tobacco grades held steady to lower than last Friday as seven markets begin week 13 of sales. Most price losses ranged from 1 to 2 dollars per hundred pounds with some grades rising 1 or 2 dollars. Quality improved with more smok ing leaf and cutters and fewer Word script, while wand er script declined.
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Mother Says GI Son Died to Save Family
In Oakwood Virginia Mrs Charlie Gilmore says her son Raymond a Korean War hero died on the front to provide food clothing and a home for his destitute family The family used 4500 of his 10000 GI insurance to buy a home and plan to use the rest for groceries clothes and school items for his siblings Raymond joined at 16 after leaving school and later reenlisted as Knots He sacrificed himself by grabbing a hand grenade to save two buddies and was killed on the Korean front The army will bring his body home for burial with full military honors and a posthumous Distinguished Service Cross is to be presented at the family home
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Estimated 4 000 000 Are U S Problem Drinkers
United Press reports that alcoholism affects about 4 million Americans, with 1 million alcoholics. medical, public health, and mutual aid groups push treatment. AA has 100 000 members, new drug antabase aids doctors, hospitals expand care, and research funds grow. Bergen and Charlie McCarthy plan a Santa tour to 17 military hospitals with gifts for servicemen.
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Proved theory on cow milk from legume feed gains ground
A Roman writer’s first century theory that cows fed legume produce more and richer milk has been confirmed by experiments conducted by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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