Foster mother Louella Earl cares for baby Joey at home
Mrs. Louella Earl, known as a soft touch for a baby kangaroo, fosters a joey after its mother abandoned it two months early at the Baltimore Zoo. She will feed the young kangaroo every two hours with cereal and vitamins, as she previously helped raise the first joey which later died from illness. A Zoo official notes the mother may lack milk or be distracted by the male kangaroo. Also reported, a chimney crashing bird deposits itself in Worcester Mass. home, opting to perch on a Christmas tree.
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Baltimore
Louella Earl
Joey
Baltimore Zoo
Josie
Watson
Kengaran
Papa Kangaroo
Beltone
Kress
John
Burto
That's a Long Way for Mate to go
Mrs. Ulrich B Busch 31 filed suit for separate maintenance against her St Louis brewing family husband in Brentwood claiming cruelty. She alleges he left home last May saying a stamp would reach him in New York and Cuba with two unnamed women and seeks a fair share of community property with expenses estimated at 2048 dollars monthly. Married in 1934 in Los Angeles.
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Santa
Los Angeles
Jordan Faces Crisis as Riots Erupt Over Britain Pact
In Amman thousands protested Britain's Baghdad pact offer as security forces patrolled peaceful streets after Sunday riots that killed one and hospitalized seven. King Hussein appealed for calm while Prime Minister Majali met Egyptian and Syrian envoys and the cabinet prepared a statement on Jordan's stance.
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Amman
Jordan
Tnew
Britain
Baghdad Alliance
King Hussein
John Glubb
The
Arab Legion
Nablus
Hebron
Jericho
Ramadah
U.N. Relief, and Works Agency For Palestine Refugees
Said el Mufti
Iraq
Turkey
Pakisttan
Tranc
Abbas Mirza
Accidental Shooting Fatal to Hunter at Tule Lake
Edgar Goerlitz, 33, of Shasta Valley California, died in a hospital after an accidental gunfire incident while hunting at Tule Lake Canf. He was shot by Harvey Trefry of Yreka who carried a 12 gauge shotgun. Goerlitz hunted with Trefry and Ken Foster of Yreka at the time of the accident.
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Hunter
Klamath Falls
Ore
Edgar Goerlitz
Shasta Valley
Calif
Tule Lake
Canf
Siskiyou County
Travel Within U S Shows 1955 Rise Into Next Year
The National Association of Travel Organizations reported travel within the United States rose sharply in 1955 with out-of-state travel up about 15 percent. The organization noted Americans spent over 13.5 billion dollars on travel within the country during 1955, signaling continued growth into the next year.
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National Association of Travel Organizations
United States
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