Elephant rights group aids Texas elephant protection
A Las Alamos based letter to the Albuquerque Journal announces a society formed to back an African elephant under threat from Texas oilman William Negley. The group offers 100 pounds of peanuts as a prize to the first elephant to trample a hunter in Texas, signaling a broader appeal for fair play.
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William Negley
Bupfort
Noble Heart
Sos Alamos
N. M
Wiliam Nobles
Society For
Albuquerque Journal
Nobles
Negley
Texas
Tn London
Drawkead Fiestrie Bareood
Ft. Dix
N. J
Pio
Texas GOP Hooked Special Election Rigged
Fractured OCR reports claim Texas Democrats press a rushed special Senate election on April 2. The piece asserts efforts to sway results, mentions party counts in Congress, and cites reactions from political figures and related deadlines.
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Houston
Texas
Democrats
U.S
U.S. Senate
Senate
Texan
Nixon
Chaimanships
Lyndon Johnson
William F. Knowland
Callfetaias
Jahnson
Texaz
South Africa
Uganda
Royal
Duke of Edinburgh
City contract vs city services for small jobs debated
City employees and contractors clash over when to outsource work costing over 2500 dollars. Officials warn outsourcing many small projects like lawn seeding and water line repairs could raise overall costs. Debate notes election delays and a desire to limit job sizes handled by city departments to avoid excessive outsourcing.
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City Employees Association
Pakistan to spend over 200 million on defense in 1957 58
Pakistan will spend more than 200 million dollars for defense in the 1957 58 fiscal year Finance Minister Amjad Ali said Monday. The plan includes about 24 287 782 dollars in American aid.
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Pakistan
Amjad
Hell
Mother slays three children then kills self in Illinois
In Wood River Illinois a mother about 40 slashed her three children with a six inch butcher knife on Monday and then killed herself with the same weapon. Madison County Deputy Coroner Edwin Marks said the woman’s father G N Andrews was involved in the incident.
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Wood River
Ill
Madison County
Edwin Marks
Marka
G. N. Andrews
Norman
St. Louie
Marks
Texas rule election sparks Democratic fears over runoff
The rule that the plurality winner takes the seat under a 30 year old Texas special election law is under scrutiny as six Democrats and one Republican enter the race. The party worries a strong showing by Thad Hutcheson could force a runoff, prompting debate among leaders like Sam Rayburn and the House speakers.
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Rep
Martin Dies
Ralph Yarborough
Searcy Bracewell
James P. Hart
Virgil Amol
Hugh Wilson
Thad Hutcheson
Eisenhower
Trumph
Hutcheson
Johnson
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Democratic Party
Independent Daily Notice Fragment at Pine Ave
A fragmented OCR item from a Daily publication refers to a notice at Pine Avenue and Mount Veat with monetary figures 924.00 and 24.00, indicating a public or legal notice. The readable text shows dates and obligations but lacks full context or clear action.
Plans to Sell Palaces of Farouk
A report from ROCL and Midwest News Agency says the government intends to sell the exiled King Farouk’s palaces and other estate properties in Italy to raise revenue for the government. The plan targets assets once held by Farouk and aims to curb false revenue claims.
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Farouk
ROCL
Midwest
Londay
Italy
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