Iowans and Texans in corn yield gag and hypnotic trance tale
A mixed clipping features a gag photo claiming Iowa and Texas lag in corn yields with Joe Morgan and his father T R Morgen from Missouri in the Missouri Farmers Association contest. It also reports on Norah Hughes of East Gary Indiana recalling a long hypnosis period and a hush hush Air Force advisory board meeting at San Marcos Hotel Chandler Arizona with a press blackout.
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Bill Shelton
Joe Morgan
Columbia
Joe
T. R. Morgen
Missouri Farmers’ ‘Association
San Marcos
Chandler
Ariz
Air Force Scientific Advisory Board
James H. Doolittle
Associated Press
Simpson Endorsed by Superintendents for Reelection
The article reports Roy E. Simpson endorsed by state and county superintendents for reelection as state superintendent of public instruction. It notes his nonpartisan election since 1943, with three terms won, and includes high and low tides data and local ad lines.
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United States Weather Bureau
Sacramento
Leach
California
Asam
Los Angeles
Omaha
Cas Vegas
Phoenix
San VeGne
Earsi
Roy E. Ghizage
Simpson
State Cievaland Jaeer Peut
Independent Local News Miscellany and Notices
An archival notice page from the Independent daily, Long Beach California, dated 1943 1944 includes postal matter details sixth street and pine avenue filing as second class matter, adjudicated by the Los Angeles Superior Court in October 1944 under Decrees No C-10280 and carrier delivery charges listed per month year and single copy pricing details.
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Sixth St
Pine Ave
Long Beach 12
Calif
Long Beach 13
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Mallaveremmen
Distressed Freighter Now OK and Park Plans Approved
A Hawaii coast article notes the Greek freighter Chandris Margarita, 483 miles west of Honolulu, was believed to be able to proceed under its own power after weather relief. The Honolulu Park Commission approved a long range development plan costing five million dollars over ten years for El Dorado Park area improvements and recreation features. A Navy vessel aided the disabled ship near the island chain after heavy seas and winds from hurricane Nina, with details about planning and city council transmission. The milepost mentions Kobe, Japan, and a West-Southwest course. Submissions to the Planning Commission are to follow. The strike threat to subway motormen in New York was deferred. operations continued normally.
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Honolulu
Monroe
Long Beach
Margarita Chandris
Gallern
Milton B. Arthur
Here
Meainland
Coast Guard
Chandris
Park
Kobe
Japan
Donald D. Ohert
Hawaiian Islands
Navy
Rainier
Navy Recreation
San Gabriel River
Spring and
Stearns Sts
New Highway Pushed to Link Gulf Circuit in Mexico
Mexico City officials plan to complete the Gulf circuit highway linking Mata Moro on the Texas border to the Yucatan Peninsula by midyear. The project aims to improve regional transport, connect major ports, and boost commerce across Gulf states.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Matamoro
Texas
Yucatan Peninsula
Jurors Reject Murder Charge in Santa Monica Slaying
A Santa Monica jury found Charles Lee Guy III guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the August motel killing of 45 year old Hollywood executive Guy F. Roberts. The five week trial featured family turmoil and a defense of innocence by the defendant and his father. A judge will hear arguments for a new trial on December 30.
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Santa Monica
Charles Lee Guy
Charles Lee Guy Jr
Guy
Roberts
William Miles
Gan
Miles
Tijuana
Mex
Lakewood Medical Center
Kiled Roberts
Ave
Hardwick St
David N
Fitts
Frem
Miller and Kite
Carter
Drilling Leases Signed North of Ana on Flood Plain
Fragmentary report indicates leases are being signed for drilling activity north of Ana, with mention of blocking and sound ground in ongoing efforts. Further details and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ana
Guilty Verdict in Arson Trial Near Anaheim
In Superior Court Judge Beach Vasey’s court, a jury deliberated under three hours Wednesday before convicting Nicholas Vandor, 64, of 7021 Ball Rd, Anaheim, on an arson charge. He faces sentencing January 3. Vandor, a real estate broker and salesman, was accused of setting a fire at his Long Beach office at 2139 Pacific Ave last June 14, with Thomas W. Cochran serving as prosecutor.
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Beach Vasey
Nicholas Vandor
Ball Rd
Anaheim
Vandor
Pacific Ave
Thomas W. Cochran
Council Plans Emergency Stop on Further Drilling
In a wary assessment of the Winnington Field near Anaheim, officials call for an emergency halt to any more drilling. They urge unitization and repressuring programs before permitting further development to avoid subsidence and repeat past errors.
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Tintil
Winnington
Hotel Advertisement Promotes Ocean View Rooms and Meals
An old hotel listing describes private paths to the ocean, large dining room facing the sea, and daily meals. Rates are given as 24.50 per week for room and meals, with options like choice steak and turkey dinners. A second room option offers meals at 9.15 and external porch access.
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Ue Hoslatard
Waul-Towall Engpetine
Pritier
Evervinine
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Mes
Norah Hughes
East Gary
Ind
Edwin Baron
Baron
Mes. Hughes
Tso
New York
UPI
Subway
Applia Closeboth New
Bendix Gas
GE Upright Freezer
Atlantic
Coldwell Banker and" Co
Lakewood Medic Center
Petrontus JR
Helm
10Th’ Street
Lifetaf Riley
Huntington Kotel
Oceam Blvd
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