New Yorker Seeks Evarts Police Chief Post
A New Yorker vows to outshoot and outlive rivals in Evarts Ky as residents seek a new police chief amid a string of chiefs since last August. More than 200 have applied, including Mrs Kear Katherine Burrus of Lexington and Bill Williams of New York City, whose letters were rejected by Harlan County officials.
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Tangier Trial Weighs Death Of Countess Magda D'Andurain
Fourteen prosecution witnesses challenge the claim by Hans Abele alias Renato Oncini that Magda D'Andurain, 52, vanished after he allegedly knocked her head on a yacht bunk and dumped her body in the Straits of Gibraltar. The magistrate noted the cabin's size makes the defense version implausible.
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Moves to Boost Stock Purchases
Washington March 29 The Federal Reserve Board moved to ease stock buying by lowering credit down payments and widening margin terms while continuing restrictions on autos and other goods. Officials cite deflation fears and a recovering economy as drivers, with Wall Street receiving the step as overdue though brokers expect only modest stock market gains.
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Guerrillas Go Soft Under Kind Treatment
Seoul reports the Korean government offers amnesty food clothing baths and forgiveness to guerrillas in hopes of ending the South Korea Cheju Island insurgency. Military observers note the tactic appears to curb violence as spring planting begins and rebels accept terms, with thousands reportedly surrendering cans and troops moving from hills.
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Boy of the Year rides in NYC train cab
Jimmy Stuffy Montgomery 14 of Hot Springs Arkansas named Boy of the Year by Boys Clubs of America. He rides in the cab of a New York Central train and learns Arkansas auto dealers financed a flight for his mother to join him in New York.
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A Narrow Escape Bullet Through Child Head
Four year old Paul Hastings Jr. fired his father’s .22 pistol Saturday in a back seat in Salisbury Maryland. The bullet entered under the chin, exited through the ear, grazed his skull, and passed through his mother’s hair before striking the windshield and bouncing back. He was hospitalized briefly and discharged.
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Probe Fire Deaths In Mojah Jail Inmates Die In Flames
Oklahoma men Earl Parker and Harvey Shelton died in a fire at the Cabhool city jail in Missouri on March 19. A coroner jury found no blame. A report is being sent to Attorney General J E Taylor to convert the investigation.
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J. E. Taylor
Cabhool City
Earl Parker
Harvey Shelton
Dewey, Okla
Bard of Avon Takes Bus On Cross Country Visit to Schools
Shakespearean touring company led by Miss Webster plans Macbeth and Twelfth Night in Topeka and Lawrence. Noted actress, author, and director from Dame May Witty lineage, she co founded the American Repertory Theater with Eva Le Gallienne and Cheryl Crawford.
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Thief Steals 120 Sermons From Student at Juniata
Theological student Joseph Ha Brady Jr of Altoona reports 120 sermons stolen from the Grier School for Girls near Tyrone Pennsylvania. A dollar was also taken from roommate Jack F Padgett of Haddonfield New Jersey. Brady hopes the thief will find some use for the sermons.
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Jack F. Padgett
Haddonfield
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Butler County Farmer Dies in El Dorado Kansas
John A Milbourn aged 87 longtime Butler county farmer and stockman died here yesterday His home was five miles east of De Graff He leaves a son Homer Milbourn near El Dorado and a brother Alonzo Milbourn of LaCygne
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LaCygne
Gray to Accept Administrator Post at Epworth Hospital
Charles F. Gray formerly of Dodge City will arrive April 1 from Norman Oklahoma to become administrator of Epworth hospital here. He served as adjutant and medical administrator at the Dodge City army airfield hospital from its opening in March 1943 until its closure in July 1945.
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Charles F. Gray
Dodge City
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Okla
Epworth Hospital
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Dodge City Army Airfield Hospital
Tennessee Builder Confounds The Experts In Low Cost Housing Output
Oklahoma City reports a 1939 plan by Wallace Johnsons to mass produce low cost homes at 2009 for a two bedroom unit. The Johnsons claim to have built 1,900 units in 1949 using in house lumber mills, precut components, and an engineering team for street work. They advocate private industry housing with government help.
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Oklahoma City
OPR
Wallace Johnsons
National Citizens Conference On Community Planning
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Mississipi
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