San Francisco man buys truffle snuffer to hunt in Sierra foothills
Adolph Motta a San Francisco restaurateur plans a Sierra trip with his imported truffle hound Boby to seek fresh California truffles. Boby, bought for 100, trained in Alba, Italy, will sniff for the sought after underground fungus as Motta waits for winter rains to begin the hunt.
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United Press
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Petty Thieves Hit Two Red Nations
Vienna reports from Communist authorities in two East European countries show rising petty thefts from nationalized industries. Hungarian and Slovak officials blame low wages and weak punishment, with accusations of tolerant enforcement and pilferers suggesting shared ownership of country and factory.
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Vienna
Austria
Taft Jr Favored In Ohio Election
Robert Taft Jr. age 37, grandson of a president and son of a senator, seeks a seat in Ohio politics. In Hamilton County the race features eighteen candidates split between two parties. Taft says his chances look good and observers largely agree.
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Cincinnati
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Hamilton County
Taft
New York Institute Teaches Emotional Advertising Talk
Advertising educator Roy Garna promotes an institute in Manhattan to teach emotional appeal in speech and writing. He argues keys are targeting fears and desires to influence others, citing sales examples and real-life anecdotes to show impact.
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New York
Roy Garn
Garn
America
Manhattan
Medusa
Jury Clears Sabu Of Arson Charge
Los Angeles jury finds Sabu Dastagir not guilty in a civil suit by two insurers seeking $29081. He and his wife Marilyn testified they were away during the 1950 house fire. Coincidentally Andre Perez had served two years for arson and theft related to the same incident.
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Los Angeles
Sabu Dastagir
Sabu
Marilyn
Andre Perez
Betty Hutton’s Next Husband Sues For Divorce
Los Angeles report states Alan W. Livingston a record company executive filed suit yesterday for divorce from his wife Elaine. He seeks custody of two children and financial support.
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Los Angeles
Betty Hutton
Alan W. Livingston
Record Company
Elaine
Census Taking Job Has Its Difficulties
Mrs. Tom Owen on a farm census near Spearville Kansas faces blame for egg prices and threats from families. She endures barking dogs and farmers’ rebukes while on the job. Her saddest moment comes after delaying lunch when a cat on her car seat finishes her meal.
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Spearville, Kan
Tom Owen
Spearville
Owen
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