Hospital grants dog access to owner in care case
Punch the 20 month old German shepherd seeing eye dog was admitted to Jefferson Davis Hospital to sleep in his owner's room, after doctors cut red tape to reunite Punch with Tibert Spencer during eye treatment. A separate kennel tale notes Sassy the Denver boxer gave birth to 12 puppies, a record litter for a boxer. Santa breaks coffee rule leads to fight with coordinator in New York. An armless driver in Colorado Springs was acquitted of speeding and reckless driving after a 106 mph chase, aided by his wife. A Los Angeles custody mix up reveals complex family ties. A Canadian boy in Kentucky believed Santa would visit from Canada, not the North Pole, after a note found on a Christmas tree prompts gifts for multiple children.
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Houston
Punch
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Tibert Spencer
Spencer
Colorado Springs
Justice Court
Edward E. Higgins
Pueblo
Calo
Betty Lou
Higgins
Clinton H. Hough
Kentucky
Louisville
North Pole
Edward Christie
St. Matthews
Manpower Shortage Threatens U S Nuclear Progress
Atomic Energy Commission chief Lewis L Strauss warned at the Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress that a mounting shortage of scientists and engineers in all fields endangers peacetime nuclear power. He noted U S colleges graduate far fewer technicians than needed while Soviet Russia educates roughly twice as many, risking a loss in the race to harness atomic energy for ships planes and weapons.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Cleveland
Russia
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress
AEC
Soviet Russia
Free World
Uruguayan President Hospitalized During U S Visit
President Luis Batlle Berres of Uruguay was hospitalized in Chicago for extreme exhaustion and a bleeding ulcer after a United States visit. A spokesman said his condition is excellent, but parts of his tour were canceled as he rests in Wesley Memorial Hospital.
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Uruguay
Chicago
Luis
Miami
Costa Rica
Eour- Batlle-Berres
Appar
Senora de Batlle-Berres
Batle-Berres
Deepa Caep Wesley Memorial Hospital
Batlle-Berres
United States
Chi
Boston
Sago Club
Mid-way
Eisenhower
Ington
Woman Gets 3 Years for Calling Rival Red
Miss Li Ya-lin, 32, a Formosa Chinese woman, was sentenced by a military tribunal on Wednesday to three years in jail for falsely accusing a rival singer of being a Communist. The charge stemmed from claims she said the rival had stolen her boyfriend.
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Red
Press Telegram Publistind daily in 1888 Long Beach
Fragmented OCR suggests a historical notice from a Long Beach post office dated March 3 1878 or 1888. It references a trade or audit bureau and a 24 gia copy, with second class letter care at the Post Office under an act. The readable items include dates and regulatory terms without clear names.
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Sendzy
Eoug
Beas Inifornia
Metsber Audit Bureau of Circulath
Arrior Dells Poe Co
Tarrior
Long
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Sassy
Denver
Dan H. Sebastian
Santa
New York
George Whitestone
Whitestone
mid-Manhattan
Singerfelt
Lingerfelt
L. A
Los Angeles
Louis H. Burke
Joan Underhill
Mary Underhill
Mary
Kathleen
Joan
Burke
Charles
Sha
Canada
Stewart
Sally
Staster Edward Christie
Harvey Sta. York Co
N.eb
Kiwaitian Cliff Eblen
Nale
Hillinger
Desmond
Long Beach
John Dodd Co. Ee
B & G Shoes
Cray Re Ec
Ty Ae
Saag Ee
Beekman
Chait Tea Ag
Etsy
Uae
Ial & Gas
Crean Cay
Dea
Atlantic Blvd
North
Forstmann
Rex Boucle
Californa
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