Deer Roams Arlington Greenhouse Damaging Windows
A deer bursts into a greenhouse in Arlington and rips three windows, tramples flowers, and prompts Miss Gladys Humphries to faint. The animal leaped in and out of the building before fleeing toward Belmont, leaving damage in its path.
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Arlington
Mass
Gladys Humphries
Belmont
Five Men Renew Childhood Pact In Detroit Reunion
Five Detroit men who played and studied together 25 years ago met under a Columbus statue in downtown Detroit. Dr Jack Art traveled from Shreveport Louisiana and Duke Stern came from Indianapolis to join Eliot Magidsohn David Velick and Leslie A Marienthal who remain in Detroit. Stern conceived the reunion idea in 1925 and the group plans to meet again at the same spot in 25 years with hopes of not feeling so old.
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Detroit
Christopher Columbus
Jack Art
Shreveport
Duke Stern
Indianapolis
Eliot Magidsohn
David Velick
Leslie A. Marienthal
Stern
Dr. Art
USGS completes five hundred map quadrangles yearly
About 500 map quadrangles are completed by the U S Geological Survey each year, with each quadrangle spanning a quarter to an eighth of a degree in size.
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U. S. Geological Survey
Capitol Square By Lynn Nisbe recounts of prison, SBI probes
The column notes police arrest for traffic violations, a prison director's denial of guilt, and secrecy surrounding SBI findings. It highlights bungling in Moore case coverage, milk account rumors, and a reshuffle in prison supplier contracts among White Ice Cream, Smith-Melville, and Pine State. It also covers Upchurch returning to the ABC malt beverage division.
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Fayetteville
Moore
Jesse Helms
Raleigh Radio
Henry Jordan
The
Highway Commission
State Bureau of Investigation
Scott
Graham
State Prison Advisory Council
SBI
Prison Council
Central Prison
Budget Bureau
Division of
Raleigh
White Ice Cream Company
Borden
Smith-Melville Dairy Products
Pine State Creamery Company
George White
Smith-Melville
Pine State
James Kilgore
White
Joe Crawford
Austin McCormick
Upchurch
C. A. Upchurch, Jr
State
ABC Board
Abie
Senator Graham
Scouts Celebrate World Brotherhood Jamboree in Philadelphia
About 9,000 scouts toured historic Philadelphia sites while thousands more visited Valley Forge as the first American Jamboree since 1937 nears its end. The event运行 began Friday and ends Thursday with a convocation. Generals Eisenhower scheduled to speak tomorrow for Independence Day.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
World Brotherhood
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philadelphia GOP group endorses policy pillars and Korea action
The Philadelphia faction outlines five cardinal principles including tax incentives for industry, anti trust enforcement, public works, efficient government, and resource conservation. They back President Truman’s Korea actions. Separately, Yellowstone records show 5,268 elk shipped abroad from 1892 to 1949 for exhibition and herd establishment.
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Ives
Philadelphia
Hoover Commission
Truman
Korea
Yellowstone National Park
Oklahoma Primary Battle Nears for Senate Seat
Oklahoma voters face a slam bang Democratic primary pitting 73 year old Senator Elmer Thomas against 48 year old Rep. Mike Monroney with a runoff possible on July 25. Other races include GOP contenders Rev William H. Alexander and Raymond H. Fields.
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Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Mike Monroney
Thomas
Senate
Truman
William H. Alexander
Oklahoma City
Russell Long
Louisiana
U. S. House
Connecticut
William Benton
Lightning Kills 16YearOld Ballplayer in Helena Game
A 16 year old baseball player, Robert Freeman Morris of Anaconda, Mont, was killed by a lightning strike during a Helena versus Anaconda American Legion junior game. Seven others were injured and several spectators were knocked down as the storm hit the diamond. Morris was struck on the head. his cap split and one shoe was torn off.
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Helena
Mont
Robert Freeman Morris
Anaconda
Low Rent Housing Loans Set for 12 States
Public housing commissioner John Taylor Egan announced loans totaling 903 500 to 12 states for planning 2 590 low rent homes expected to serve about 10 360 people. The funding supports surveys and planning ahead of construction under Truman approved 1949 housing act, aiming to raise 51 040 900 for planning 273 436 units in 519 sites. States include Georgia Mississippi North Carolina with units and amounts listed.
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Washington
John Taylor Egan
Truman
Buford
Lawrenceville
Nashville
Brookhaven
Miss
Holly Springs
Salisbury
N. C
Taboro
Russia levels new charges on bacteriological warfare
Moscow radio accused United States military and Ar my personnel of distributing bacterial agents to Japan and secretly operating laboratories in Maryland Utah and Massachusetts. Russia also alleged U S planes dropped potato bugs on east Germany in late June prompting formal protest notes.
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London
Russia
United States
East Germany
Moscow Radio
Maryland
Utah
Massachusetts
U. S
Girl Seen With Shah Frequently Ends All
In San Francisco a 24 year old artist who accompanied the Shah during his December visit died last night from a sleeping pills overdose. Her mother and fiancé William Morehouse were with her at home after she had been released from a sanitarium for a nervous breakdown. Two empty sleeping pill bottles were found and an unsigned note appeared to be in the victim’s hand promising happiness and calling herself an ass.
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San Francisco
William Morehouse
Ruth Stevens
Morehouse
Ruth
Army Issues Second List of Missing In Korea Flight
The army released a second casualty list from Korea naming four soldiers listed as missing in an unspecified transport flight from Japan to the battle area. The four are PFC Stanley A. Gogoj of Philadelphia PFC Edward Peska of Warrensville Ohio Cpl Earnest J Pitre of Jeanerette Louisiana and Cpl Elmer E Hardy of Lucasville Ohio. No further details were provided for either this list or yesterday's list of 11 missing in a transport crash en route from Japan to Korea.
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Washington
Korea
Japan
Stanley A. Gogoj
Anthony Gogoj
East Clearfield St
Philadelphia
Edward Peska
Frank Peska
Jennings St
Warrensville
Ohio
Earnest J. Pitre
Bulgert B. Copp
Pellerin St
Jeanerette
Elmer E. Hardy
Walter Hardy
Lucasville
Chinese Nationalists Disappointed As U N Rejects Troop Bid
In Taipei Chinese nationalists express disappointment after Washington rejects their offer to send combat troops for Korea. Three divisions were believed destined for the battle zone but the U N decision thumbs down. Meanwhile three more UN members Sweden Denmark and Israel back U N actions to end the war and Britain signals limited Korean aid to naval support.
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Taipei
Washington
Korea
Koreans Press on Front as UN Backed Action Gathers Pace
On a 55 mile front Korean and Communist forces clash as US infantry move northward. Red tank columns threaten Suwon and its airfield while B29s with Australian escorts bomb inside North Korea. Washington reports high South Korean morale and possible MacArthur as supreme commander. London notes a naval clash with torpedo boats sunk and shore batteries shelled.
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Tokyo
U. S
Suwon
Han River
North Korea
Washington
Truman
State Acheson
United Nations
Gen. MacArthur
China
Korea
London
Toothless ostriches grind by swallowing large objects
Ostriches lack teeth and digest by swallowing sizable foreign materials to grind food. They differ from small birds which use sand and gravel to aid digestion.
Automotive Hint for Fender Rust Removal and Primer Dry
In touching up automobile fenders remove all rust spots before applying primer. Wait for the primer to dry thoroughly before applying the general coat of paint.
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