Cattle Loosen Paddock Gate Run Riot in Melbourne
A prank released 107 cows and steers from a South Melbourne abattoir, causing chaos as they wandered into homes and factories, blocking trains and forcing police herd-control efforts. In other notes, heart and blood vessel diseases claim over 810 thousand US deaths yearly affecting more than ten million people.
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Melbourne
South Melbourne
United States
Teens read books and newspapers but shun the Bible
A survey by Eugene Gilbert's Youth Research Co finds 47 percent of teens read more than 30 minutes daily, yet only 48 percent read the Bible and 20 percent read it seldom. Teens cite curiosity about history and entertainment value, with Gone With The Wind and War and Peace among top favorites. Movies influence reading choices, with adventure stories leading categories. ads and short stories also matter. In Sturgeon, Pennsylvania, Grandma Anna Snatchko celebrated her 65th birthday with 57 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Minnesota
Marjorie Morningstar
East of Eden
Moby Dick
Beens Weere Svar
Newark
N. J
Sturgeon, Pa
Anna Snatchko
Sturgeon Athletic Assn
Collapses and Dies In Church Aisle
In San Francisco the Very Rev. Fr Paul Kalinovich aged 65 collapsed and died during the ascent of the aisle at the Holy Virgin Cathedral before the pre lenten services. He had a long heart ailment and was under treatment.
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San Francisco
Paul Kalinovich
the Holy Virgin Eastern Orthodox Cathedral
Preferences of Youth on Magazines Show Strong Liking
The survey finds thirty percent favor magazines as their top pick. Better articles features and short stories rate highly, with praise for good pictures and a mix of fiction and non fiction stories. Ads are disliked by forty percent, followed by trashy stories at nine percent.
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