Dog Welcomed As Hotel Guest
Sterling Colorado story of a retired railroad man planning a vacation notes his dog’s hotel stay. A Flor ida hotel owner, after 30 years in business, asserts no dog has caused trouble or damaged property, and proclaims the dog is welcome.
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Boy Loses Gators In Archdale
A boy and family kept two alligators in Archdale after bringing them from Panama City Florida. Billy, age nine, described one as a bull and the other as a cow with the cow allegedly biting. The animals spent two weeks in a tub then a yard enclosure with sun, shade, and water as crowds watched cause of nervous excitement and a constant attempt to escape.
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Frances Perkins Still Active At 75
Frances Perkins, at 75, remains active teaching and writing. She reflects on her role as the first female cabinet member and labor secretary, noting she endured attacks as part of the job. Perkins recalls advising reforms and her steady stance through Roosevelt and Truman administrations.
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YMCA News Promotes Free Movie and Club Activities
The YMCA will host a free movie for the Boys' Club Thursday at 10 o'clock. The Boys' Club invites all boys to join and enjoy free swim, softball, and activities. regular meetings are Wednesdays at 9:30 at the lower park playground.
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Ministerial Student Nabs Store Robber
In Houston on July 6 a 21 year old student armed with a garbage can chased a thief who had used a toy pistol to steal 914 from a downtown grocery. Mrs Henry Beckman 55 helped nab the man as he fled with the cash and toy pistol. The robber was tackled after losing the pistol during the pursuit and was treated for cuts.
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Scratches on Victim’s Throat Linked to Solve-A-Crime
Police report notes that scratches on the victim’s throat appear connected to a Solve-A-Crime solution activity. Investigators are reviewing materials and interviewing participants to determine if the event contributed to the injuries.
First public night school opens in Cincinnati 1856
The first public night school for high school subjects opened in Cincinnati Ohio in 1856. It marked an early effort to provide evening education to working residents and improve access to secondary studies in the city.
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