Editorial Snippets Reflect On Roosevelt Birthday And Daily Life
A collected column recalls Franklin D Roosevelt born 1882 in Hyde Park and died 1945 in Warm Springs noting his three terms and the charity he founded. The piece blends memories of weather anecdotes and brief parables on retirement quitting and work ethic.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Hyde Park
N. Y
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F.D.R
Llamas Chase Through Delaware Township Scene In New Jersey
Twenty llamas escaped from a Buck owned farm near Camden and led residents on a three hour chase through Delaware township. Housewives called police to remove the "dinosaurs" from lawns as the animals were eventually recaptured.
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Camden
N. J
Delaware Township
Warren E. Buck
Mines Fire Threatens 70 Homes in North Versailles
North Versailles residents face evacuation as underground coal mine fires, 30 years old, churn fumes and smoke through the ground. One home razed. 70 homes at risk if flames cannot be extinguished. County and township officials seek state aid while entrances have caved and access remains limited. The Hawaii sugar plantation note appears as a separate historical fact.
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Pittsburgh
INS
North Versailles
Frank Priebank
Gettina
Fred Jurmann
Jurmann
Allegheny County
North Versailles Township
English Royal Family Embarks For South Africa Voyage
King George VI Queen Elizabeth and daughters Elizabeth and Margaret Rose leave London by special train for Portsmouth to board the battleship Vanguard for a 16 day voyage to Cape Town. The royal party will be escorted by naval units with no stops en route.
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London
England
Vanguard
South Africa
Portsmouth
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
RAF
Royal Navy
Britain
Portsmouth Harbor
Buckingham Palace
Waterloo Stern
Royal Yacht
Capetown
Soldier Held In Theft Case At Fort Dix
James Curry, 22, of Camden South Carolina, detained at Fort Dix after four months post military release for posing as a military policeman and stealing jewelry from soldiers. FBI Chief S K McKee identified him and noted his past burglary sentence and army stockade time. Curry arraigned on impersonation and armband charges and remanded in $1500 bail.
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Fort DIX
N. J
South Carolina
Omer
New Jersey
FBI
S. K. McKee
McKee
James Curry
Church Street
Camden
S. C
Germany
Curry
U. S
McKienney on Bridge Communication Broken by Declarer
Four members of the staff who had seen much bridge during the 1963 KO were in a compartment on the train returning to New York when a notable hand from the Hollywood Florida national championships was discussed. McKienney of America’s Card Authority reports the tale.
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Jupiter
Fluvius
Im Young
Florida
Jim
Bourne
Mr. Imist
WMBE
McKenney America’s
NEA
Hollywood
Fla
New York
UN must show it can maintain peace and form global force
A UN security council delegate urged that peace be assured before any arms reductions occur and called for an international UN military force. He said a report from the military staff committee is needed, while noting slow progress on creating global forces amid Britain Albania mine dispute coverage.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Security Council
Council
Miltary
Great Britain
Albania
Russia
Toothed Whale Fact Sheet
The killer whale is a toothed whale that feeds on fish. It has no commercial value and is not hunted by humans.
Bridge hand seals rubber win despite risky finesse
In a travel game after a tournament, East leads clubs and a clever diamond finesse lets South make the contract. The declarer discards to break West's communication, overcoming a potential two-trick setback to secure the rubber victory.
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East
Declarer
West
South
Former Nazi Fritzsche Sentenced to Nine Years
Hans Fritzsche, once a Nazi broadcaster, was sentenced by a German de nazification court to nine years of hard labor for aiding the Hitler regime. He had previously been cleared of war crimes by an international military tribunal.
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Mernberg
Germany
Hans Fritzsche
Fritzsche
Sales Tax Levy Emerges Unscathed From Assembly Skirmishes
North Carolina’s three percent sales tax survived the first clashes in the general assembly. Proposals to cut the levy to one half or two percent were defeated. lawmakers debated exemptions and tabled amendments as revenue officials warned against reversing fiscal policy. Dr. Carl Reynolds sought a $700,000 health appropriation. funds would back a statewide disease fight beyond the Reynolds foundation support.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Finance Committee
Joint Committee On Appropriations
Carl V. Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds Foundation
Dr. Reynolds
O. B. Moss
Nash
Sen. W. W. Neal
McDonald
Crossword Clue Style Word List for Puzzling Terms
A long list of clues covering fruits birds verbs and abbreviations arranged in a vertical horizontal grid style for a cryptic or crossword puzzle with numerous entries and several gaps awaiting answers.
Port Needs Of State Are Explained
A. G. Meyers told Raleigh officials and legislators that North Carolina must fund port improvements or face continued economic lag. Speaking at a State Ports Authority meeting, he noted the 1945 act created the authority and warned the legislature to provide adequate funds to avoid costly dependency on out-of-state ports.
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Raleigh
A. G. Meyers
Gastonia Textile
North Carolina
Meyers
State Ports Authority
General Assembly
Atlantic
Cotton And Cotton
Baton Rouge Louisiana instruction from INS states J R Cotton is a cotton breeding specialist for the U S Department of Agriculture assigned to Louisiana State University.
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Baton Rouge, la
INS
J. R. Cotton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana State University
Icebergs blocked by Bering Strait keep North Pacific clear
The narrow Bering Strait acts as a bottleneck preventing icebergs from drifting south into the North Pacific, unlike in the Atlantic where such movement is common.
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North Pacific Ocean
Bering Strait
Atlantic
Port Without At Least One Port Alleged in Case
J. M. Broughton argues the authority uses cmutall and former governing body to justify port actions. The note implies a challenge to the legitimacy of the port authority’s decisions.
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J. M. Broughton
Cmutall
Authority
Goverenor
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