Train Romance Culminates In Wedding
Two newlyweds who met aboard a cross country train plan a surprise wedding in Council Bluffs after marrying in Omaha. Marine Corporal Floyd H. Simonis and Mary Ella Taunt, 19, met on a San Francisco bound train and wed in Iowa where age rules differ from Nebraska. They will honeymoon briefly then travel to Chicago and Flint to finish their trip.
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Omaha
Chicago
Flint
Mich
Floyd H. Simonis
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Ella Taunt
San Francisco
Council Bluffs, Ia
Miss Taunt
Iowa
Nebraska
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Simonis
Four Deaths Attributed To New Salt
The AMA reports four fatalities linked to lithium chloride used as a salt substitute. The FDA ordered withdrawal and urged stop use. Three deaths occurred in Cleveland and one in Ann Arbor with a Baltimore case deemed suspicious by officials, though no confirmation.
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Cleveland
Ann Arbor
Mich
AMA
Baltimore
F. A. Korff
Baltimore Food Control
John A. Wessinger
Ann Arbor City
Warlick Moves Statesville as Official HQ for Court
Federal Judge Wilson Warlick said he plans Statesville as his official headquarters after being sworn in to the Western North Carolina District. Warlick, a Newton resident, succeeds Judge EF Yates Webb who previously based his office in Shelby and has sent a recommendation to the U S Justice Department.
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Wilson Warlick
Warlick
Newton
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Shelby
Webb
U. S
Washington approves Newton official residency plan
A department in Washington will review the city’s approval for his official office while he states he will continue to reside in Newton. U. S. Marshal Charles R. Price of Asheville plans to assign a full-time deputy marshal locally. Bread boxes should be washed weekly and dried. Creamed ham served over crisp Chinese noodles. A salad of canned yellow cling halves, watercress, and French dressing accompanies it.
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Newton
U. S
Charles R. Price
Asheville
Carolina Debate Team Extends Unbeaten Record
The North Carolina debate squad posted eight wins in its last nine negative contests and eight in ten affirmative after defeating Georgia on the topic Federal aid to education. Negative duo Herb Mitchell and Paul Roth led the Carolina effort with Rockingham's Henry Yates and Rocky Mount's Dave Pittman defending the affirmative. Georgia’s team included Fran Thomason Bev Asbury Ann Masonburg and Walton Hardin. The Tar Heels travel to Flon College next Wednesday for another debate.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
Georgia
Herb Mitchell
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Paul Roth
Asheville
Henry Yates
Rockingham
Dave Pittman
Rocky Mount
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