Hillbilly Exposed as Phony in Sudbury
SUDBURY Ontario November 29 Peter Grainger the renowned hermit who wandered from New Mexico into the U S Army then AWOL appeared today as a civilized ex forest ranger with a vivid imagination He was arrested while walking along a highway 185 miles north of the border wearing a U S Army coat and carrying Army papers Provincial Police headquarters official T S Crawford confirmed Grainger’s identity He had been missing from his forest post for weeks when he approached a Texas Army recruiting station last month claiming to be a hillbilly unfamiliar with shoes women or book learning The Lands and Forest Dept had been seeking him, and Sudbury residents recalled his picture when he was inducted into the U S Army See HILLBILLY Page 2
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Sudbury
Ont
Peter Grainger
New Mexico Hills
Grainger
United States
Set. T.S. Crawford
Crawford
Texas
Lands and Forest Dept
Smog forecast chills Long Beach with cloudy week ahead
The U S Weather Bureau warned of eye searing smog over Long Beach with no relief until Sunday. Expect an overcast day high 65 and low 3. More clouds and fog persist through the week with possible rain Monday or Tuesday.
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Long Beach
U. S
Communists rush supplies and air power at cease-fire line
In Tokyo on Friday November 30 1950 Communist forces massed for renewed fighting along the Korean cease-fire line. The Reds dispatched a record 9200 trucks and launched 300 jet fighters in an air battle over northwest Korea, signaling intensified war activity as UN ground forces held the front.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Reds
Korea
No Truce in Air War Editorial
The editorial argues that despite stalled ground fighting in Korea, the air war persists and the Red Air Force must not grow stronger. It urges continued bombing of enemy airfields and supply routes as American pilots face jets that seem superior in number and capability.
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Korea
Red Air Force
Trunk Slayer Winnie Judd Escapes Arizona Hospital
Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted of a double murder in the 1930s, escaped from the Arizona State Hospital tonight by dropping from a rope outside her window. It is her fourth escape from the facility in Phoenix, with lawmen searching the grounds after a late night call. She was last seen in a blue dress and green coat, hair dark auburn.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Maricopa County
Winnie Judd
Warren, Recovered, to Leave Hospital Today
Gov Earl Warren will leave UC Hospital at 1 p m tomorrow fully recovered from an appendectomy. He will be driven to Sacramento after release as doctors express happiness at his rapid recovery. Warren, then GOP candidate for 1948 vice presidency, had earlier proclaimed candidacy for the 1952 presidential nomination.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
University of California Hospital
Warren
Sacramento
GOP
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Santa Mail Box Serves Belmont Shore Kids
In front of Mrs. Frank W. Wolfes home at 122 Roycroft Ave a green mail box with Santa picture serves Belmont Shore children. Kids drop letters to St Nick, gathered by Mrs Wolfe for daily Santa activity. Santa replies from the North Pole workshop to obedient children.
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Frank W. Wolfe
Santa Claus
Roycroft Ave
Mrs. Wolfe
Santa
Belmont Shore
St. Nick
Johnny
Bee Santa
Human Bomb scare ends with non-explosive case
Mrs Hazel Johnson feared her 24 year old daughter Sharon had swallowed nitroglycerin tablets, prompting a rush to Sea Isle Hospital. Doctors diagnosed the incident as non explosive, stomach pumped Sharon recovered and was deactivated.
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Hazel Johnson
Coolidge St
Sharon
Guy. Raiola
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Trunk Slayer
Winnie
Ruth Judd
L.A
L. B. Woman
Drew
Felevlal
Ray Tucker
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