Bemidji Weather Defies Freezing Odds With Three Suns
Bemidji endures a weekend of 30 below zero with a month ago touching 45 below as locals boast of cold climate pride. Publisher John Ainley notes calm clear days and sun dogs as smoke rises in shimmering plumes, contrasting with milder regions and their smog concerns.
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Bemidji
Minn
Paul Bunyan
International Falls
Minnesota
Miami
Phoenix
Los Angeles
California
Florida
John Ainley
Ainley
Bemidjis
Tar Heel Cleared Of Collaborating With Chinese
Hubert E. May announced that Perry M. Walker of Mount Olive has been cleared by the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of collaborating with Chinese Communists during the Korean War. Walker will receive full back pay for time in captivity, with U. S. Rep. Harold D. Cooley and May represented him.
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Nashville
N.C
Hubert E. May
U. S
Harold D. Cooley
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Perry M. Walker
Mount Olive
Walker
Daniel L. Wheeless
Rocky Mount
Farmer Noboru Suzuki Confesses Killing Father in Japan
Noboru Suzuki, a farmer jailed on murder charges in Karasuyama, confessed Thursday to beating to death his 79 year old father over a girlfriend. police reported the motive as illicit romance and secret meetings.
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Karasuyama
Japan
Noboru Suzuki
Mirror of Your Mind on Fathers and Children Bonds
The piece argues fathers need regular time with children despite busy work. It notes that evening routines limit interaction but special time strengthens inner security and offers relaxing daily reward for the father.
Are Alcoholism and Personality Linked in Hormonal Growth
In this excerpt, Joseph Whitney discusses how infancy and home life shape emotional development and suggests most chronic alcoholics have personality disturbances. He notes alcohol provides a synthetic gratification and boosts self esteem, with recovery hinging on strong will power.
Graham Welcomed With Mob Violence in Bombay
Billy Graham arrived in Bombay as the Prince of Peace representative to begin a 25 000 mile world tour. A violent mob and police clashes halted his planned outdoor sermon, with death tolls rising past 50 and hundreds injured. Two were killed outside the stadium and rioting spread to Madras. A dusk to dawn curfew, cancellations of public events, and Communist-inspired unrest marked the day.
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Bombay
India
Billy Graham
Billy
Madras
E. Billy
Lman
Christ
U S Cotton Exports Fall 55 Percent in Four Months
U S cotton exports dropped 55 percent in the first four months of the current marketing season, totaling 432000 bales versus 1117000 bales a year earlier. The Agriculture Department cites foreign buyers’ expectations of lower prices, foreign cotton undercutting U S prices, and a slowdown in cotton consumption abroad. The surplus has grown, influencing soil bank proposals tied to farm price support.
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Washington
U. S
U. S. Agriculture Department
United States
Advances in heart disease prevention and treatment noted
Dr. Jordan discusses progress in preventing heart disease and vascular conditions, noting declines in syphilitic heart disease, reduced rheumatic fever with penicillin, and potential prevention via diet. He cites improved outlook for patients with murmurs and coronary disease, plus surgical advances and ongoing knowledge gaps.
Lust a Corpse at Twilight in Robert Martin
Investigator James Bennett seeks autopsy permission on Frank Osborn from widow Mrs Osborn while coroner Dr Dick Jarrett and undertaker Wilbur Tweed oppose. The narrator visits Beech Tree, exploring the Tweed property and barn, sensing mysterious movement near the barn as daylight fades. The case hinges on consent and clues from the Osborn household.
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James Bennett
State Industrial Welfare Commission
Frank Osborn
Dick Jarrett
Wilbur Tweed
Lucy Dorn
Beech Tree
Vis
Tweed Funeral Home
Doc Jarrett
Doc
Dr. Jarrett
Mr. Osborn
Alice
Abner Cornwallis
Nellie
Silent Hill Murder Scene in Rural Barn
A narrator recalls a gunshot from outside a barn and discovers a woman, Alice Osborn, lying on the kitchen floor with a red stain at her neckline. The room shows a double sink, peeled potatoes, and a broken screen with a bullet hole, hinting at a violent event in a secluded setting.
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Alice Osborn
Remem
Fragmentary Notes Include Barkley Duchess and Albania
A garbled excerpt mentions Alben W. Barkley Raleigh Chesterfield and the Duchess of Windsor with hints of unlawful context. It also references Albania and Archery, plus a personal, troubling recollection about touching a deceased woman, ending with a tease of continuation.
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Alben W. Barkley
Raleigh and Chesterfield
the Duchess of Windsor
Albania
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