Garden Lover Spread Death Among Rabbits
Paris professor Paul Armand Delille released myxomatosis to curb rabbits in his garden. The virus spread across France and into Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, and Britain, causing huge financial damage to hunting interests. He faces lawsuits from a woman whose rabbits died and a hunter association joins the suit while the ministry notes wild rabbits are harmful to crops.
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Paris
Paul Armand- Delille
Armand-Delille
Australia
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
Britain
Superior Council For Hunting
Ministry of Agriculture
Russians Fanning War Hysteria Among People
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports Moscow shifts from peace rhetoric to mobilization on the home front. Trud and public meetings push war scare themes linked to resisting Paris agreements and rearming West Germany, with Molotov reaffirming might and readiness.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Trud
Europe
Paris
West Germany
Stalin
Britain
France
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Oklahoma Attorney General Moves to Nullify Patrolmen’s Association Charter
A district court suit seeks to void the National Highway Patrolmen's Association of America charter alleging misuse of its corporate power. The petition claims the group charged incorporators, failed to file annual property reports, and forfeited corporate rights. The charter was granted August 11 1953 by leaders including Robert O. Hurt Oklahoma City constable charged with armed robbery and Eddie O Nugent and Art Nugent.
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Oklahoma City
Mac Q. Williamson
National Highway Patrolmen’s Association of America
Robert O. Hurt
Eddie O
Art Nugent
Woman 63 Contracts Polio in Louisville
A 63 year old woman, the oldest polio case in recent years in Louisville, was stricken with polio according to the Health Department. Her name was not released.
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Louisville
Health Department
120 Yank Slaves Reported Working On Manchuria Farm
Taipei Formosa the nationalist news agency Tatao reported today about 120 American prisoners of war working as slave laborers on a farm near Mukden Manchuria. There was no confirmation of the report nor any prospects of verification.
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Formosa
Tatao
Mukden
Manchuria
Wichita Adopts Youth Curfew After Delinquency Debate
Wichita city commissioners approved a curfew for youths under 16 requiring accompaniment by adults after 11 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Supporters say the rule will help curb juvenile delinquency.
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Wichita
Kan
24th Division To Relieve Marines In Korea
Gen Maxwell B Taylor announced that the U S 24th Division will replace the Marines in South Korea as the 1st Marine Division is pulled out. The 24th Division has begun redeploying from Korea to Japan.
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South Korea
Camp Zama
Japan
U.S
Maxwell B. Taylor
24Th
Korea
Nationalists Fire On U S Airliner Near Formosa
Northwest Orient reports an airliner was fired on by Chinese Nationalist guns 23 minutes after leaving Taipei on a Tokyo run. The four engine DC4 at 9000 feet suffered three shellbursts but no damage. Pilot Capt. Walter Bullock of Minnesota led the flight.
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Northwest Orient
Taipei
Formosa
Okinawa
Northwest
Walter Bullock
Minnesota
How to Clean Playing Cards With Camphor Spirit
To clean playing cards lightly apply camphor spirits with cotton and then wipe off and polish for a clean finish.
Oklahoma November Employment Near Record Level
Oklahoma City The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission reports November non farm employment up 2 700 from October and close to the all time November high. Chairman Vandivier cites 540 700 wage earners in November, with seasonal hiring for holidays boosting figures and a January dip expected.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Oklahoma
Dave Vandivier
Vandivier
Oilman Reports Theft of Nuggets and Diamond
Oilman David Mc Cord told police he lost seven gold nuggets and an uncut half carat diamond downtown. He described them as hanging on a gold chain on his tie clasp.
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Dallas
David McCord
Hearing On Train Service Cancellation To Be Continued
The Corporation Commission will continue a hearing on the application to discontinue daily Santa Fe passenger service between Ponca City and the Kansas line on January 5. The continuance was requested yesterday by W. W. Rodgers, Blackwell city attorney.
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Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission
Ponca City
Kansas Line
W. W. Rodgers
Blackwell
Bingo Illegal Even In Churches in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Attorney General's office ruled bingo games illegal in the state including church settings. Assistant Attorney General James P. Garrett stated there is no exception allowing a church to conduct a bingo game in response to a New York official's query.
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Oklahoma City
Attorney General's Office
Oklahoma
Asst
James P. Garrett
New York
Garrett
Troopers Plan Christmas Day Duty Break
Oklahoma Highway Patrol will run a tighter patrol over the Christmas weekend while allowing troopers several hours with their families on Christmas Day. Chief Jack Rollins said 10 radar units and two airplanes will help standard patrols in an intensified safety drive. Last year 14 people died and 444 accidents occurred over the holiday period, injuring 187 others.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Trol
Jack Rollins
Rollins
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