Now you see it now you don't triplets and watermelon seed tale
A collage of odd anecdotes describes the Blankenship triplets of Chicago nearing their first birthday as family details unfold. A Salt Lake City boy, Paul Stewart, recounts earache remedies ending with a watermelon's seed germinating in his ear. The piece also threads a Long Beach program introducing pillow therapy for convicted prisoners, using taped messages to influence behavior under Public Defender John Locke.
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Blankenship
Chicago
Jeff
Kevin
Lesle
Willard Blenkenship
Joanne
Michael Jean
Paul Stewart
Salt Lake City
Paul
Stewart Parker
Telare County
Woodlake Road
John Locke
United States
Long Beach
City
Los Angeles
Omaha
Boston
Seattle
Locke
Miary e-Bay Therman
Edgar D. Price
Glenn Peters
New Crimne
Washington
Low
Sixth St
Pine Ave
Lakewood Gas Blast Hurts Wife and Destroys Home
A Lakewood gas explosion ripped a kitchen and caused extensive damage to a small house injuring 26-year-old Dorothy Joyce Puetz. Neighbors rushed her to Ramona Hospital in serious condition with shock and burns while her son was at kindergarten. Authorities considered natural gas likely from a pilot light igniting gas near the water heater.
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Lakewood
Batmona Hospital
Bellflower
Dorothy Joyce Puetz
Hedda Ave
Harvey W. Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Ronald Steeves
Sunfield Ave
Paetz
John Morales
Mickey
Arthur J. [Puetz
Arthur I. Puetz
Hedda ‘Ave
Dorothy Puetz
Arends Accuses Dem Leaders of Political Clap Trap
House Republican Whip Leslie Arends accused Democratic leaders of misleading the public with political clap trap about the nation's missiles program in Washington.
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Solon
Washington
U.P
House
Leslie Arends
He Shouldn't Do It to a Dog Court finalizes cruelty ruling
In Los Angeles a judge granted Louise Butcher a divorce after she testified William Butcher kicked one of her four pedigreed dogs. The court found cruelty to the dog equates to cruelty to the spouse, granting the decree Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Louise Butcher
William
Woonsocket Kiwanis Bypasses Man of the Year Award
The Woonsocket Kiwanis Club has decided not to select a man of the year for the current term, opting to skip the annual honor and continue community service initiatives instead. The move appears aimed at broadening recognition of local volunteer work without a single honoree.
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Woonsocket, RI
Woonsocket Kiwanis Club Y
Man Booked as Suspect in Narcotics Possession
William W. Thame, 23, was arrested at his Rose Ave home and jailed for investigation of illegal possession of narcotics after officers Faulkner and McMahan staked out Thame’s residence. A marijuana cigarette and 44 marijuana cigarettes were found in the car and house. A 17-year-old girl and her 17-month-old daughter were living there. the girl was booked for investigation of illegal possession of narcotics and the child placed in custody.
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William W. Thame
Rose Ave
Robert R. Faulkner
Daddt W. McMahan
Thame
Thome
Court decision fuels land funding plan amid restrictions
The favorable ruling allows building with public funds but is tied to strict limits the Attorney General demanded. An appeal by the Attorney General is possible, and any changes now could jeopardize the entire program.
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Ewe
Alaska boy admits fatal Lathrop Building fire
A 12 year old in Fairbanks Alaska confessed to starting a million dollar blaze that killed Dr Drusxa Schaibic a University of Alaska biology professor and wife of a local physician The youth told investigators he started the fire in a trash box on the second floor and watched firemen battle the blaze destroying two floors of the four story building housing apartments KFAR radio TV studios and living quarters
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Lathrop
Gah
Lfe
Robert Hartwell
Drusxa. Schaibic
University of Alaska
Wee
Heariweil
Edward J. Harkadus
National Board of Fire Undaerhwriters
Kfar and Television
Kfar-Tv
Fragmented OCR Listing With Unreadable Elements
A garbled OCR text fragment describes menus and prices in a coastal setting with scattered names and items. Key readable details include a price of 24 dollars per person and references to beef and roast dishes amid unclear venue names and dates, suggesting a damaged dining advert or notice.
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By Bill Shelton
the Blankenships
Bond
Old Taylor
Kentucky
Old Taylor District
Frankfort & Louisville, WY
National Distillers Products CO
Man
Petronius
Armed Services Ymca
Boy
A.C. C. Lewis
Fe Benstewe
Lars Faerh
Riley
Huntington Hotel
Clean Blvd
Lomg Beach
Utler Brothers
Wansmooth
Manhattan
Butler Brothers Department
Lakewood Center
Pat
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