Neat Trick In London Jewelry Heist Sparks Chase
A motorist urged jeweler Gerald Kile to pursue two suspects who snatched a tray of rings. One mile away his ally stopped the car and dragged him into the street while the other thieves escaped with the loot.
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Golden Rules of Motoring From 1911 Seen as Humorous Now
Boston dispatch recalls the early 1900s push for road regulations as drivers faced horse drawn and early autos. A March 2 1911 issue of Motor News printed a three year old list of Golden Rules of Motoring urging caution at intersections keep to the right blow the horn and favor horses over fast cars amid pioneer traffic concerns.
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Britannica Study Guides Aid College Entrance Prep
Encyclopedia Britannica Inc. releases a seven guide study set plus user manual to help high school students prepare for college exams. Five guides cover chemistry physics mathematics biology and social studies while two focus on reading comprehension and mathematical aptitudes. Guides emphasize fundamentals and application with reading suggestions and review questions. Authors are high school teachers and college instructors with first year course experience. All exams are self scoring except the two aptitude tests graded by an independent agency.
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Clothing Changes In Spring Marks New Silhouette Trend
New York based UPI reports a shift toward the London Look in men’s suits with a shaped silhouette. Designers and Petrocelli Clothes president Sam Fisenberg predict 25 to 30 percent of suit volume in two years will be shaped, with spring volumes at 5 to 10 percent. Novel lapel cuts, padded shoulders, angled pockets, and vibrant sport coats appear in fabrics like Dacron worsted mohair and bold blues and hounds tooth patterns. Navy blue remain in demand as stock runs out.
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Judge Armstrong Refuses Move Amid Courtroom Dispute
In Fort Worth UPI, Judge R Wight Armstrong vows to defend his courtroom as his castle. Tarrant County demands he relocate to free a visiting judge, but Armstrong cites space limits and warns of possible legal action and a jury trial if forced out by Friday.
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Not So Bad Acquittal in English Provocation Case
In Nantwich England Mrs Margaret Pordes of Crewe was acquitted of assault after she ripped clothes from a 19 year old girl caught sitting with her husband in a country lane. The judge said you have had the greatest provocation.
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18 Cent Bill From Army For Intercom Service
HYTHE England charity group faced a bill of 18 cents from the army after four soldiers operated intercom telephones all day. The army cited insurance liability laws as the reason for the charge.
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