Chi-Bears Star Bill Wightkin Weds Nurse Joan Waechter
Chi Bears football star Bill Wightkin marries nurse Joan Waechter in February after he was hospitalized where they met. The ceremony marks a notable sports figure union and headlines in this period piece.
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Welfare Recipient Found With $12,000
A welfare recipient was discovered with a large sum of money totaling twelve thousand dollars. The discovery occurred near a hospital as authorities examined the frail individual and documented the incident for the record.
Penn Gag $3 Bills Draw U S Attorney Ruling
Philadelphia AP report says U S Attorney Gerald Gleeson was asked to decide whether gag $3 bills printed to publicize the University of Pennsylvania humor magazine had treasury clearance before circulation.
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Puzzle clues yield a cross word style set of hints. Each item hints at a word or term tied to common usage or historical references. Answers align with a playful language game common in newspapers.
Norris Stepping Down As SRR President
Washington based United Press reports Ernest E. Norris, president of Southern Railway since 1937, will retire December 31 and become chairman of the board. He will be succeeded by Harry A. DeButts, the current vice president in charge of operations. Norris, 69, has been with the line since 1902. DeButts, 56, began in 1916 as a student apprentice.
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Horse Climbs Onto Winn’s Porch During Rain
A local resident reports a horse climbed onto a Winn’s porch as rain began. Winn described the animal stepping up onto the structure during sudden showers, prompting concerns about shelter and safety.
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Peterson's Ointment Fame From Buffalo Pile Relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment created in Buffalo for fast itch and irritation relief from piles. The copy claims quick cooling soothing astringent relief and widespread popularity in thousands of homes. It pitches a 40¢ box or Fetor tube and urges readers to ask their dealer.
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Purge in Czechoslovakia Raises Hopes of Limited Upheaval
United Press reports tense stir inside Czechoslovakia as rumors of a revolt surface. Slansky’s trial and production slowdowns fuel distrust while Prague radio prepares to relay developments, with experts noting no strong leader to unite the masses.
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Cool Welcome For Princess Leads to Rest
London report describes a disrupted public greeting to Prince Charles during a Canadian tour and a missed kiss from a princess. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret are depicted greeting the crowd, while Prince Philip and the royal party retreat to spend time with Charles and Princess Anne. The piece notes Elizabeth and Philip will skip official duties for three weeks to rest and prepare for an extended Australian tour ahead.
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