Animals Run Riot on Monday Across City Streets
A chaotic Monday saw hornets threaten a Baltimore home forcing evacuations after a torch sparked a fire. Bees halted traffic in Shelby NS with the queen signaling a parking bid. A St Louis inquiry charged two men with leaving a horse-drawn cart unattended and cruelty to an animal. Tulsa bulls caused a street collapse and a deputy fired at one, mirroring a comic yet perilous day.
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Troubles and Teeth Lost on Lake Raft Voyage
Lawrence W. Allen fell into Shadow Lake at Windham New Hampshire losing an upper plate worth 150 dollars after a friend struck him on the back. A diver searched Portsmouth without success and he plans another attempt today. Robert W. Corcoran of Horse Creek Wyoming reported two robbers took cash and his false teeth in Denver and cannot speak without them. Melvin A. Zelver complains his jail ulcer diet worsens his condition and Maurice Rose, jailed for perjury, is defended by an attorney mentioning a judge’s remark about a prior inmate’s improvement in prison.
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Allen
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John W. Murphy
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First girl in a century born to Atkins family in Shelby
The Atkins family in Shelby North Carolina welcomed Kathy Loretta Atkins, the first daughter in three generations, ending a history of all male births dating back over 100 years. The baby joins Archie and Mrs. Atkins as the family’s newest member. Messages from relatives in Camden South Carolina Kodiak Alaska and Ridgway South Carolina recount new grandchildren and births as extended relatives report multiple newborns and growing families.
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Gordon
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Ridgway
U S Closes Consulates as Economy Drive Cuts Posts
The United States shuts consulates including Gibraltar and others as part of an economy push under Eisenhower. Since the start of his administration, a string of closures across the globe is planned, with London to manage Gibraltar matters. Nearly a third budget cut drives consolidation of functions at remaining posts.
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