Centenarian Johnson credits good behavior for long life
Robert Johnson, 100, recalls never visiting a doctor since 1948 and quips he sees better without glasses. He attributes longevity to good behavior and God, noting past beer and whiskey but never a full drink, quitting smoking at 60 and chewing at 80. Born in a Mississippi River village, he labors as a farmer and more, sharing his 60th wedding anniversary with his 7000th birthday celebration.
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Dearborn Fires Police Dogs Over Nervous Marines
Dearborn ends its dive dog program citing nervousness from lack of action. Chief Schaefer says the German Shepherds may suit an all-out war but not the city’s operations. Talks continue to sell the dogs to Portland, Oregon, as Mrs. Johnson notes.
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Lutheran ministers declared guilty of heresy in Minnesota
A special Lutheran convention in Minneapolis voted to defrock Rev. George Crist Jr and Rev. Victor Wrigley after trials accusing them of doctrinal deviation such as denying the virgin birth and the bodily resurrection of Christ. Rev. John Gerberding was acquitted. Crist complied with ordination certificate turnover.
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Ducham, Wis
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Electric Firm Strike Sets Time Record
The Westinghouse Electric Corp strike became the nation’s longest major walkout in recent labor history at 103 days as reports of progress in negotiations emerged from both the company and Secretary of Labor Mitchell. No clear indication of a settlement path was given, while top-level talks continued.
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Rain and chill sweep wide area from coast to plains
Rain and light snow blanketed a broad swath of the nation with no severe storms reported. Temperatures ranged from the 40s along the coasts to 30s in northern regions, while the West and Gulf coasts saw lighter precipitation and highs in the 50s and 60s. Coldest spots lay near the Canadian border with teens.
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Logeer Drowns in Sugar Pine Pond Accident
Eureka reports 43-year-old Joseph T. McLain, an employee of Sugar Pine Lumber Co. of Koopa, leaned into a mail pond to escape a rolling log on Thursday and drowned.
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Gelegram Long Beach Daily Publisher Note
Publication entry from a Long Beach newspaper noting daily operation excluding Sundays, with garbled details, masthead lines, and postal classification dates. Mentions sixth street and pine avenue, circulation near Darder Wwerp, and a March 16 1888 entry with second class matter status under postal act.
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