Preschooler Finds Sleepy Trainside Rescue After Long Night
Three-year-old Tommy Frac wandered three miles from home before a 7 hour search by 200 officers and volunteers located him asleep on a railroad tie in 30 degree cold. He remains in Bradley Memorial Hospital for 24 hour observation while his mother, Mrs. Louis Free, says he is resting well.
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Gov Harriman and GOP Legislature at War in Albany
Gov Harriman and New York's Republican Legislature wage a partisan clash that could influence next year's presidential race. Since Harriman's Jan 1 inauguration, disputes over taxes workers benefits appointments Dewey era records and bingo legalization have fueled crossfire.
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Beating of Nephew Stuns Garvin County
A 29-year-old woman and her husband are jailed after the woman admitted beating her 5-year-old nephew Lloyd Stanley with a heavy belt because he moaned. Lloyd remained near death at Oklahoma City University Hospital with 19 rib fractures. The younger brother James Edwards also suffered a severe beating. County Attorney Raymond Burger warned of murder charges if the boy dies, while the husband denied involvement but admitted Mrs Thompson punished the children. The case surfaced after Thompson tried to place Lloyd with a Ringling couple. the oldest boy's condition prompted police to intervene.
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Ringling
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Charles Horner
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Two jailed Reds offer to quit U S if freed
In New York two imprisoned communist leaders Jacob Alindel and Claudia Jones urged the U S to release them and allow departure for Russia. They asked to suspend sentences to time served claiming heart ailments and risk from continued confinement. Judge Edward J. Dimock scheduled arguments next Monday on the offer through counsel Mary W. Kaufman who argued confinement endangers their lives.
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Edward J. Dimeck
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Press- elearam published daily except Sunday
Long Beach California edition with postal notices and circulation details. Public notices list rates by mail and single copy prices. Contains misread archival text about the Audit Bureau and publishing logistics.
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California
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Crime Record Dates Back to Childhood
Wichita Falls, Texas police arrested a boy stealing equipment at an amusement park. He said he could not reveal his name, claiming he had been in trouble once before when he was a child. Officers handed him to his parents after he relented and named himself.
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Robert J. Klassen
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Richard W. Ferreira
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Get Out Limey Lizzie Sign Shocks Edinburgh Crown
A yellow painted sign reading Get Out Limey Lizzie targeted Queen Elizabeth II and Edinburgh’s Holyrood House. Police suspect either reckless youths or Scottish Nationalists, amid tensions over Scotland’s status and a reopening of talks between nations.
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Lovely Palace
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