Betsy the 1940 car vanishes after salvage yard ordeal
Charlie Lines of Minneapolis parks his 1940 oil burner Betsy on a vacant lot in downtown. A salvage yard nearby dismantles five cars and Betsy is found in pieces. He offers a replacement valued at 150 dollars but grieves the loss of Betsy, irreplaceable to him.
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Charlie Lines
Minneapolis
Betsy
Charlie
Ater
Charlies
New Orleans
Hinds
Robins
Blackbirds
Eretich
Andubon
Whey
George Douglas
New Orleans Audubon Park Zoo
F. L. Brice
Atlanta
A. L. Posey
Posey
Times Square
New York
Times SO Square
Board of Estimate
Air Force Academy Bill Advances From House Unit
The Air Force Academy bill cleared the House Armed Services Committee by a 26 to 0 vote to create a separate academy and appropriate 26 million dollars to begin work. It envisions a temporary site at an existing air base and a permanent site to be chosen by a new civilian board. Final costs could reach 125 million to 500 million dollars.
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Washington
Sttouse Armed Services Committee
Air Force Academy
House
Air Force
Air
Harold E. Talbots
Talbott
West Point
Army
Navy
Purse Snatched From Woman On 20th Street
Helen M Graves 50 of 1224 E 20th St told police a thief about 20 took her purse while she walked 20th Street between Orange and Walnut Aves Thursday. The purse valued at 20 dollars.
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Helen M. Graves
20Th St
Orange Ave
Walnut Ave
Los Angeles Council Eyes Dog Vaccination Ordinance
A Los Angeles council hearing drew a thousand people as the council considers a vaccination ahead of dog licensing. Proponents, including mail carriers and PTA figures, cite bites and protection. opponents press leash law enforcement and question feasibility.
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Marty
Tom Allen
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
California Bet Owners’ Protective League
Miss Taylor
PTA
Los Angeles
County General Hospital
Frank Lovejoy
Steve
Marvin K. Harvey
North Hollywood
Southern California Veterinary Medical Association
Andrews
North’ Hollywood
County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Crosier
Warren Elected Smithsonians 14th Chancellor
Chief Justice Earl Warren was elected and installed as chancellor of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. He succeeds former Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson and is the 14th to hold the post in the institution's 108 year history.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Smithsonian Institution
Mr. Warren
Fred “M. Vinson
Press Telegraim Publication Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows a publication notice from Long Beach California. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation figures per week month and a March act. Contains garbled street names Birth Street, Pics Avenue, Font Cfftce, and unclear dates. Unable to determine full entities or a coherent event.
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Dany
Birth Street
Pics Avenue
Long Beach
California
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Roe
Cries One TC
Laa
Tems
Font Cfftce
Lonp Bi
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Lester A. Pratt
Washington, D. C
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Donnell Culpepfer
Poppa
la Advasea
de Loop Beach
Broadway
Corais Find
Suppeme
Opdw
Daly
Ame Dal Battheo
XFOX
Fale Thomn
Victoria Auto Far
L. A Council
Penney
Earl” Warren
Smithsonian
Telegraim
Penney's
Pine
Srons
Wivn
Davis
Semple
William A. Berkey
Serpentine
Henredon
Henradon
Drexel
Pilgrim Maple
Chippendale
Pictu
Cape Cod
St. Francis
Sheraton
Abova—Sama
Dove Oray
Strohaim
Romman
Drapery Department
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