Callers Lure 30 Million To U.S. Square Dances
Dallas hosts the 1954 National Square Dance Convention with 35 000 dancers from across America over three days. Club leaders like Sheffie Kadane guide Dallas Boot and Slipper members in calling and social duties for the event. The caller shapes the evening as dancers cycle through intricate moves to traditional tunes.
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Sheffie” Kadane
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British Medic Convinced on Wolf Boy Evidence
London report says Sir Philip Manson-Bahr, tropical medicine authority, spent about 30 minutes with India's so called wolf boy in Lucknow. He described the child as behaving and appearing like a wild animal, including feeding habits, and said the evidence convincingly showed he was reared by animals.
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Magsaysay Confers With Army Leaders Near Peace Talks Site
President Ramon Magsaysay met with top military leaders at Canlubang about 35 miles south of Manila as government officials discuss possible surrender with Huk leader Casto Alejandrino. Huk chief Luis Taruc said the civil war must end but demands land redistribution.
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Casto Alejandrino
Luis Taruc
Errant Wife Always Favored Democrats in Split
Harry Donald Schultz, ex-husband of Irene Owens a co respondent in the Roosevelt separation case, says his former wife, 37, from 1947 to 1952, always preferred Democrats. Schultz, a 30 year old weekly publisher and former California Assembly candidate, blamed incompatibility for the marriage breakdown.
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Hazlitt Endorsed by Garvin County Republicans
Garvin County Republicans endorse Pauls Valley resident Hazlitt for the Fifth District congressional nomination. Hazlitt has not stated whether he will pursue the nomination. Poland to extend long and short term credits to farmers to boost agricultural output.
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Warsaw
Bootleggers Booming Again Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reports bootleggers enjoy boom times in America with operators raising 25 000 to 60 000 dollars for stills producing up to a thousand gallons daily. He cites widespread bootleg whisky sales in cities and says the industry may hire its own agents to aid government prosecutions. Aims to cut bootlegging through stricter enforcement and possible tax changes.
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Locust Grove Man Killed In Collision
A Locust Grove resident was killed in a two vehicle crash on a curve when an automobile collided with a truck driven by Earl Given, 40, of Noel Missouri. The truck trailer was involved in the collision.
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Steve Sievert Identified After Tulsa Accident
A 65 year old man named Steve Sievert from Tulsa was identified 16 hours after the accident by J J, a clerk who lived nearby. The report notes Sievert’s residence and the post incident confirmation.
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ICC Recommends Railroad Reorganization Plan Revision
The ICC held hearings last summer on a proposed railroad reorganization plan. Examiners recommend revising the 188 plan to align with the railroad’s finances and ensure a viable restructuring.
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