Cohen Freed Again In Los Angeles Court Case
In Los Angeles on March 8 Mickey Cohen and several police aides faced charges tied to an alleged hush-up. The court acquitted Cohen and several officers while others remained missing or unaccounted for amid claims of conspiratorial justice and past violence surrounding the case.
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Midwest hit by crippling blizzard and dust storms
A severe winter storm spread from the northern plains into Iowa and Lake Michigan region bringing sleet blizzards and high winds. Hundreds of towns faced business paralysis with travel halted schools closed and roads blocked by drifts. Grain regions and ranch lands suffered as winds reached up to 100 mph with dust clouds in the southwest.
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Arizona Flag Raised On Refit Ship Remembrance
Admiral Arthur W. Radford announced the Arizona will fly the county flag again from today, honoring the 1092 officers and men who perished when the battleship sank after the Pearl Harbor attack. A 30 foot flag hoist was conducted on the hulk, with a brief prayer and recollection by the chaplain and steel-blue procession aboard.
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Betrothed Prince Takatsukasa Seeks Privacy Amid Publicity
Tokyo March report notes Takatsukasa, fiancé of Princess Kaizuko, complains of heavy publicity and rumors after their January betrothal announcement. He thanks well-wishers but asks the public to leave them alone for a quieter life. He is the elder son of former Prince Nobusuke Takataki.
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Tsukasa the XIIth Chief Priest and Engineer at Tokyo Railway Museum
Tsukasa, chief priest of XII, supported by Young Takataukasa, an engineer at the Tokyo railway museum, earns about 6 000 yen per month.
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Azores Tenant Farmer Wins Big Radio Prize
A tenant farmer from Aguren Jaland in San Jorge earned 43,000 cash plus merchandise after finding a plastic ball containing a note on a Hollywood beach. The stunt, part of People are Funny Braal, sent him to Hollywood for a week of luxury and celebrations. He plans to buy 10 acres of land with the prize. He previously earned about $100 a year.
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No Danger From Freezing In Silage Says Expert
Cold weather affects grass and silage more than corn silage but should be thawed before feeding. E. B. Hartley, dairy husbandry expert at K State, says freezing and thawing do not destroy silage nutrients.
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Remodel Preview Room For K. U. Film Bureau
The expansion of visual instruction at Re UC King led to a new preview room for bureau officials and professors to review films before student showings. The basement space at Meier will house a room about foot by foot, enabling note taking and film reviews for quicker staff evaluations.
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Fight Over Custody in California Court Today
Mrs. Haymes seeks full custody of two children Deidre and Flynn from Errol Haymes. Flynn vows to respond and seeks support, while Mrs Haymes, now remarried, had previously requested monthly child support of ten to eight dollars.
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Grass Burning Experiments Reveal Effects on Pasture Quality
Experts report that controlled burning of pastures in early May can influence regrowth, soil moisture, and crude protein content. The study compares burned and unburned plots, noting lower soil moisture, higher drought risk, and differences in nutrient quality across spring and early summer.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Note
The readable text is garbled with partial phrases and names of unclear context. No coherent event or subject can be determined beyond mentions of people and places, leaving insufficient detail for a reliable summary.
Itchin A Section Athletes Tied as Crown Corner Stirs Debate
Fragmentary text shows a confused note on Itchin sections and a corner debate. Names and clear events are missing, making precise reporting impossible.
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Local Tennessee donor gives government potatoes
A Tennessee donor, who requested anonymity, contributed potatoes and stated knowledge of a freedom tape. Manager T A Jenkine said the donor wrote that refusing surplus items would harm Little Hiwassee rollers in Madisonville, with stocks valued around $10,000.
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