Oddities from Coast to Coast in Brief News Items
A collection of humorous and unusual local items across cities: Fridolin Buholzer sues over an accordion disturbance but court finds no peace breached. In Colorado, jail escapees Osborne and Black flee after breaking from a side wall. A Bertolini bid collapses as weight and teeth loss hinder witnesses. On Kelleys Island, shamrock buyers reject Japanese made greens. In Elyria a horse shoe nail incident traps Mrs. Starke. In Dover a teen faces a brief imprisonment tied to a family dispute.
Prank Leads to Hiding in Case by Visitor’s Grandson
Don ald hid in the case for a prank while visiting the Weber home. The reseed was done by his grandmother Mrs Talitha Dunlap of Massillon who was also a visitor at the time.
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Talitha Dunlap
Massillon
Weber
Donald
Jockey Don Meade Suspended for Life in Florida
Florida State Racing Commission revoked jockey Don Meade license for life after finding him guilty of betting rule violations. The rider, judged in executive session, faced suspension previously while about to ride at Hialeah Park.
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Miami
Fla
Florida State Racing Commission
Don Meade
Walter H. Tonovan
Commission
Meade
Donovan
State Racing Commission
Hialeah Park
Endowment Foundations Ranked by Capital in the United States
The largest United States endowment foundation has a capital of 190 860 783 dollars. The second largest is the Rockefeller Foundation of New York with a capital of 147.
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Tion
United States
Rockefeller Carnegie Foundation of
New York
College Professor in Baltimore Native Honored For Work
Dr. E. Muller of the Botany department at Kansas State College was named an outstanding man in his field by a nationwide ballot of 10,000 professors. A biographical sketch will appear in Presidents and Professors in American Colleges and Universities. About 240 scholars from 60 fields were chosen for the volume. Dr. Miller is a native of Fawfield County, Baltimore, Ohio, with many relatives in Lancaster. William Morgan of New Haven has earned an amateur radio license at 28 despite blindness since age 14.
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Acne
E. ©. Muller
Department of Botany
Kansas State College
Robert ©. Cook
Miller
Fawfield County
Baltimorr
Ohio
Lancaster
New Haven
Conn
William Morgan
First Aid Class Taught at The Salvation Army
Mrs. Rose Morton led an illustrated First Aid session at The Salvation Army last night. The group practiced bandaging with explanations and hands on attempts, discovering it is harder than expected. Morton will continue with First Principles of First aid and Bandages next Monday, and the public is invited.
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First Aid
Salvation Army
The
Rose Morton
Electric spieler replaces human in Santa Cruz rodeo ads
In Santa Cruz California an electric record spieler costing 25 dollars will replace a 15 dollar weekly human spieler who extolled the thrills of horse riding. The advance of the machine age continues to automate street advertising in the area.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
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PH Fridolin A. Buholzer
John W. Davis
Frank Miller
Buholzer
Burlington
Colo
Kit Carson
James Osborne
Harold Black
Amerigo Bertolini
Russell W. Keeney
Sandusky
Charlie Martin
St. Patrick’s Day
Kelleys Island
Japan
Elyria
Rose Starke
Dover
Chicago
Dis
Westinghouse
S. Broad St
Ana
Clover Farm Stores
S. Broad
Stalke
Florida
RED Cup Coffee P. & G. Naptha Soap
Bologna
France
Rhine
Baltimore, C
Tne Hieckle Co
GIRL
Trading Post
Ciate
Acton Floral CO
Lancaster Greenhouse
Mt. Pleasant
Kodak Service
SERS
Lerch’s
M. E
Johnson-Orr
Main Hill
Border
Beeney
Sport Shop
Corner Main and
Columbus
King’s
Fairfield County
Axminster
West Main St
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