Glowworm Lights Readable Print At Ohio Museum Display
A neon glowworm, over two inches long, is on display at the Ohio State Museum in Columbus. Found in Hocking County by Walter A. Tucker, it emits enough light to read print several inches away. The specimen is the second brought to the museum in two years and features phosphorescent cross-bars and rounded portholes on the sides.
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Ohio State Museum
Columbus
Hocking County
Walter A. Tucker
Veteran Seeks Legal Career Despite Severe War Injuries
Philadelphia young veteran Jim Wilson, 21, a former army pilot who lost parts of all four limbs in late 1944, plans to finish high school this fall and pursue pre law studies, showing determination to build a legal career despite his handicap.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Local Fund Contributions Support Wilson for Law School
Last year Wilson received a $100,000 contribution from area residents to fund his law school studies and future legal career. The gift reflects community support for his legal ambitions and ties to the local region.
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Wilson
German Charges: Children Taken in Soviet Reeducation Camps
Berlin reports by a German official allege that several thousand German youths aged 13 to 17 were removed from homes in the Soviet occupation zone in 1945 for reeducation and have not been returned. Parents and church groups cite missing children lists, with claims of lack of parental contact and two year holds.
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Berlin
U.P
United States
Dade Park feature race set for August 10
Dade Park Kentucky announces the feature race of the 26 day summer meeting for Saturday August 10 with a purse of 1800 dollars. Gov Simeon Willis will attend with Mrs Willis and GOP leaders from Frankfort Henderson and Hopkins counties. He will dedicate a Madisonville hospital Friday then travel to Henderson and the track to witness the Governor's Handicap and present a silver trophy to the winning horse owner.
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Dade Park
U.P
Western Kentucky
Mindicep
Simeon Willis
Willis
Frankfort
Henderson
Hopkins Counties
Madisonville
Cleveland Youth Pleads Innocent Over Nine Lights
Rubl Smith, 20, faced Municipal Judge John J. Busher on a charge of driving without lights. Police found nine front lights and seven rear lights on the car. Smith testified he forgot to switch them on. The case was dismissed.
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Cleveland
Rubl Smith
John J. Busher
Smith
Indian Burial Ground Unearthed During Car Shop Work
Oregon City garage workers at Hubach and Parkinson Motors discovered ancient Indian burial remains while digging a pit for a new auto hoist inside their building. The find halted work as authorities were notified and investigators began uncovering the burial site.
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Oregon City
Ore
Hubach & Parkinson Motors Co
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