Dear Santa Claus Send Christmas Elf to Boyle
Hal Boyle writes from New York asking Santa for one faithful elf to cope with modern life. He imagines the elf handling chores at home and in the office, biting alarms, answering doors, and keeping his wife cheerful, with pay and vacations.
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Risky three hearts opening leads to a slam try
Elson Ham Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West opens three hearts, North supports spades, and South cues hearts to explore a slam. South risks a king of clubs misstep but cashes the ace to ensure control, avoiding a losing finesse and securing the six-spade contract.
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Boy Credited With Capture Of Bandit
Eight year old Jimmy Jones helped thwart an armed robbery in LA CANADA California. The boy called the sheriff after witnessing the intruder force his parents to drive to a supermarket. Deputies arrived, the robber fled wounded, and was captured. Authorities credit Jimmy with aiding the capture of James Monroe Rudolph a 34 year old Placerville resident linked to the Green Seraf Bandit.
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Train Station Here Receives Perfect Score
High Point's Southern Railway passenger station earned a perfect inspection score from the State Utilities Commission for last month, one of three NC stations to do so. The Raleigh Seaboard station and Noriina also scored perfectly. the local bus depot did not appear on the list.
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New Flogging Case Unlinked With Others
WHITEVILLE. Sheriff H. Hugh Nance said the latest flogging likely isn’t connected to two similar attacks in the past seven weeks. Woodrow Johnson, 40, a Florence, S C mechanic, said two men lured him from his home and drove him in a blue 1949 Ford, blindfolded him, and flogged him in front of about 25 bystanders before releasing him. He reported details consistent with earlier victims Robert Lee Gore and Clayton Selers, though Nance said no link is proven and the FBI joined the Gore case due to crossing a state line. The investigations remain long and unresolved.
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Old Belt Prices Still Dropping
United Press reports tobacco markets enter week 13 with prices mostly steady to lower than last Friday. Most drops limited to 1 or 2 dollars per hundred pounds. some grades gain 1 or 2 dollars. Quality improves with more smoking leaf, lugs, and cutters. fewer wound Script. Also notes laws about lawn mowing, hurricane wind definitions, and historical Latin usage.
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State Market News Service
Mother Says GI Son Died to Save Family
In Oakwood Virginia the mother of Raymond Gilmore a Korean War hero recounts how he died saving two comrades by grabbing a grenade. His family used 34500 of his $10000 GI policy to buy a home and plans to spend the rest on food clothes and the shelter they finally own. The 19 year old soldier had lied about his age to enlist after briefly being discharged for being underage. He was awarded a posthumous Distinguished Service Cross to be presented at home.
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Raymond
Charlie Gilmore
Cumberland Mountain
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Knots
Richlands
William Hodes
Virginia Military District
Estimated 4 000 000 Are U S Problem Drinkers
United Press reports alcoholism affects about 4 million Americans, with 1 million alcoholics. It costs the nation billions in lost wages, crime, and hospital expenses, while medical and social efforts expand treatment. AA lists 100,000 members. antabuse is used. state clinics grow. public health groups pursue causes and care.
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Washington
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Virginia
Alcoholics Anonymous
National Research Council
United States
Proven Theory On Cows Fed Legume Proves True
A theory from a first century Roman writer that legume fed cows yield more and richer milk has been confirmed by U S Department of Agriculture experiments. The finding supports historic claims about dairy efficiency and feeds.
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Bergen and Charlie McCarthy Start Santa Claus Tour
Edgar Bergen and his wooden pal Charlie McCarthy begin a Santa Claus tour of 17 military hospitals on Thursday using an Air Force transport plane. Bergen will depart in a C-34 plane loaded with gifts donated by fans for the servicemen in the hospitals.
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