New Draft Law Alters Husbands Deferment Rules
Washington report outlines two major changes in the draft bill. Married men without children lose deferments, and men delayed past age 25 can be drafted up to age 35 once deferment ends. The law would apply to those 25 or older as it takes effect, with ongoing questions about post 1955 drafts and exemptions for clergy and essential workers.
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James Marlow Washington
Coness
Congress
Battle Shapes For Legion Commander
Asheville delegates opened the annual American Legion convention with a four way contest for department commander as about 3000 legionnaires were expected. World War II candidates John A Nixon and Louis F Parker and World War I candidate Harvey B Knowlton led the field with John D Larkins among the contenders. The Forty and Eight held its wreck initiation while Hugh Q Alexander presided over the first Legion business session.
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Appropriations Committee
John A. Nixon
Sanford
Louis F. Parker
Eliza- Solo
Harvey B. Knowlton
Rockingham
Legion
Hugh Q. Alexander
Kannapoolis
Cocke Jr
Former Washington cabbie found guilty in school attendance case
Manteo N C Dare County court again convicts Frank Defebio on compulsory school attendance violations. He received 30 days in jail or a 25 dollar fine plus costs after appeals over failure to send his children to school. His wife Theo remains jailed on related matters.
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Washington, D. C
Dare
Ag Frank Defebio
Juase
Henry L. Stevens Sen
Stevens
Defebio
Welfare Department
Aba
Theo
Scientists Count 75 Transmissible Animal Diseases
Scientists report there are 75 known diseases in animals that can be transmitted to humans. The finding highlights ongoing concerns over zoonotic threats and the need for monitoring and prevention measures.
Nevada records show fewest licensed drivers
The report ranks states by licensed drivers with Nevada holding the fewest, California the most, and New York second.
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Nevada
California
New York
Crosby Barred by Hotel Vancouver Access Mixup
Multi millionaire crooner Bing Crosby was refused a hotel room in Vancouver when a clerk assumed he was a bum. Crosby and Bill Morrow, en route from Idaho for fishing, were later given twin suites after bellhop Ray Morrison intervened. The incident ended with Morrow losing a Rolleiflex camera overboard while fishing in the Gulf of Georgia.
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B. C
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Bill Morrow
Idaho
Art Cameron
Cameron
Morrow
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Morrison
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Pilot Lands In Woods After Refueling Gone Wrong
George M. James, a Wildwood New Jersey pilot, ran out of gas near Raleigh Durham Airport and landed in a patch of woods five miles away. He was unhurt, and his Seabee amphibian suffered minor damage and is wedged between trees requiring disassembly. A separate note mentions lawns being mowed 20 times per season, totaling about 30 inches of growth per plant.
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George M. James
Wildwood
N. J
Raleigh-Durham Leirport
James
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