Safety Talk Highlights Reckless Driving Dangers
Linthicum Heights Md safety lecturer Trooper Joseph White spoke to the Linthicum Heights Methodist Men’s Club about the horrors of reckless driving. He touted a safety film and claimed 90 percent of accidents are caused by defective drivers. After leaving, he returned to arrange repairs for a door hit by a stray back‑up vehicle.
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60-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Wolf Near Farm
Okemah Oklahoma Mrs Rose Fisher a 60 year old farmer’s wife confronted a wolf outside her farm Friday. The animal snarled at her but she struck with a garden hoe and routed it.
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TV Starlet Kathy the chimpanzee in pet shop interview
A reporter recalls interviewing Kathy the two year old chimpanzee on WFMY. The animal unnerved the host by unbuttoning his shirt and tapping his arm with her foot. Kathy later roughhoused with a neighbor, a common chimp behavior for her age. Kathy now appears on one show weekly.
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Burglars Help Florist Lose Safe But Gain Nothing
A two year closed safe at Woodlen Gardens florists was forced open by burglars Friday but yielded no money. Nearby, a curious young chimp named Filia interacts with King the African lion as customers watch the animal display run by Miller, a pet shop owner planning expansion.
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Pachinko Craze Grips Postwar Japan with Billions in Take
In Tokyo readers witness a rising pachinko mania that powers neon parlors and claims roughly 357 million dollars yearly. The game draws players with flashing machines, while editors debate its cultural spread beyond Japan. A dealer collapsed at a machine on Jan 21, highlighting the craze's intense pull.
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Pro American sentiment seen among Japanese leaders
A dozen business leaders in Tokyo predict Japan will back United States interests in the upcoming nationwide election. Shore Hata of Sumitomo Bank says most sensible people are pro America and holds that Japan does not need to fear US nerves, reflecting a cautious optimism in Tokyo.
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Unclear Entry on Stomach Pain and Remedies
Fragmentary OCR text references stomach pain and potential remedies, mentions money back claims, brands like Siemens, and terms such as Oma veg amt and cobs. Lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or verifiable entities.
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