Motorist Freed Over Black Cat Alibi in Court
James D. Ramsey faced reckless driving charges in Memphis traffic court after claiming a black cat caused his car to swerve and overturn. Judge Sam Campbell dismissed the case and quipped a warning about superstitions and luck.
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James D. Ramsey
Memphis
Ramsey
Sam Campbell
Fisherman Struck by a Run of Bad Luck in Baxter Springs
Virgil Tyler suffered a string of losses on a fishing trip in Baxter Springs Kansas. He dropped his fishing light and line broke his pole and finally his billfold fell into the lake. As he leaned to fix a second line he toppled in. Two companions pulled him from the water.
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Baxter Springs
Kans
Ins
Virgil Tyler
Tyler
Cotton Bloom Color Sequence Describes First Three Days
The pattern shows all cotton blooms are white on day one, turn red on day two, then drop from the plant on day three. This sequence outlines a simple three day bloom lifecycle observed in the crop.
Colored population distribution in the southern states
The southern states hold about 80 percent of the United States colored population, highlighting regional concentration of demographics.
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Southern States
United States
T C U Proxy Defends College Beauty Standards
Fort Worth Texas INS reports Billy Rose claims most beautiful girls skip college. Dr M E Sadler president Texas Christian University counters Rose saying many beautiful women attend college and challenges Rose to prove otherwise. Dean Walter Roe of Texas Wesleyan agrees the era of “beautiful but dumb” girls is over.
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Fort Worth
Tex
INS
Billy Rose
Mississippi State College
M. E. Sadler
Texas Christian University
Ae “Rose
Unfazed flyer patches plane on frozen Alaska river
John W. Clark of Fairbanks faced wind damage on a fuselage fabric section near Ruby Alaska. He patched the hole with flour sacks on a frozen river, cooled the repairs with water until frozen solid, then took off again.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
INS
John W. Clark
Ruby
Clark
Water and sewer issues loom in High Point city article
A citizen laments old water mains and broken sewers in High Point, urging action and bond funding while noting labor and material shortages. Uncle Henry the custodian illustrates cross group tolerance, and Public Works Director Perkins stresses timely reporting and budget planning as a repaired sewer pipe is fixed.
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High Point
Gambling Inferno Grips San Remo and Rimini Riviera
The Ita n Riviera turns into a gambling hub with high stakes and rapid losses at San Remo and Salsomagiore casinos. A bank reportedly broke twice in a week, paying fifteen million francs at trente-et-quarante tables. In the United States, between two and three million golfers use over 6,000 courses.
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San Remo
Itan Riviera
Monte Carlo
San-Remo
Salsomagiore
Trente-Et-Quarante
United States
Students In Revolt Against Calling Girls Bobby Soxers
A group of senior and junior boys at University High School protest the insulting label bobby soxer. Led by Jack Quine Dan Eisenhart and Norman De Garmo they condemn the definition and defend their girlfriends. They criticize overemphasis on Van Johnson and defend the value and intelligence of teenage girls. They vow to fight to preserve the girls reputations and prefer calling them teen-agers.
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Los Angeles
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University High School
Jack Quine
Dan Eisenhart
Norman de Garmo
Senior League of
San Francisco
van Johnson
Charles Bickford
Johnson and Bickford
Quine
America
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