Dog Notes and Peter Boggs Essay on Cars and Dogs
In Tampa a street disturbance ends with a judge dismissing a destruction of private property charge after a man explains the other man's dog case for mercy. The column offers dog protection tips using a water pistol to deter chasing cars and traces the origin of the word car from tails taxed in feudal Europe. It also urges worm checks and vet visits, and answers reader questions about dog health and breed classification.
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Tampa
Florida
Aog
Consul Aids English War Brides in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reporter outlines British Consul Alex Galbraith assisting war brides with separations and divorces. He arranges court appearances and relays petitions to British authorities while noting many marriages are happy amid rising American divorce rates and the challenge of British courts denying divorces.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Alexader M. Galbraith
Galbraith
Ameri- G. I.’s
America
G.I
Ivorce
Ex. I
North Carolina Symphony Trustees Meet Sunday
The North Carolina Symphony Society trustees will meet at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill. Spencer Murphy, president, announced the gathering as the official moving body of the state symphony orchestra which serves public school concerts and statewide musical programs.
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North Lina Symphony Society
Colck
Carolina Inn
Hill
Spencer Murphy
North Caro Symphony Orchestra
Longhorn Cattle Introduced by Span Settlers
Longhorn cattle were brought to the United States by Spanish settlers, introducing a distinctive breed later prominent in western ranching.
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United States
Eisenhower disclaims draft movement and politics
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, at a Manchester New Hampshire news conference, says he wants nothing to do with politics and has no personal acquaintances among draft Eisenhower sponsors. He notes no committee name rings a bell and declines presidential consideration.
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Manchester
N. H
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
President
League
Maurice Mumford
New York
Pentagon
Floyd Parks
Public Information Division
Washington
Mumford
Presi
Pal the dog saves mistress from rattlesnake
In Albany Pal the black dog owned by Mrs. C. E. Anderson received a bronze medal from the American Humane Association for saving his mistress from a three foot rattlesnake. The dog leapt between them twice, taking two bites while Mrs. Anderson dispatched the reptile with a hoe.
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Albany
N. Y
INS
American Humane Association
Pal
C. E. Anderson
Anderson
Editorial Writers End Meeting Today
The National Conference of Editorial Writers closes its three day conference in Washington after discussing defense problems with army navy and air force officials.
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Washington
National Conference of Editorial Writers
Paris Strike Continues Amid Municipal Elections
Paris subway and bus workers vote to extend their six day strike on the eve of municipal elections. A Communist union leader attacks the United States as reactionary while Ramadier faces pressure from a wage protest involving about 36 000 seamen and shore workers set to return to work at noon tomorrow.
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Paris
United States
Paul Ramadier
Earth Tremor Shakes Alaska in Notable Quakes
FAIRBANKS Alaska Oct 18 a strong earthquake struck shortly after 4 pm breaking windows and toppling merchandise The quake was the sixteenth in nine days and the sharpest in a decade it lasted nearly thirty minutes No injuries were reported A prior quake was logged about six hours earlier by the University of Alaska seismograph about 50 miles southeast of here
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Fairbanks
Alaska
University of Alaska Seismograph
Ere
Strikes Grant 15 Percent Pay Increase for Sailors
A maritime official said after three days of port blockades all French ports remained tied up and the strikes had been granted a 15 percent pay rise for sailors.
U S Ready To Give French 31 Vessels
Undersecretary Robert Lovett announced the United States will hand over 31 former German warships and a floating dock to France. The ships are part of the American share allotted by the Potsdam naval commission. The pledge follows a 1946 agreement with former French Premier Leon Blum.
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Washington
Robert Lovett
United States
Naval Commission
Russia
Britain
U.S
Leon Blum
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