India Takes Over Largest Private Estate
New Delhi India Nov 7 an Indian state government serves formal notice to seize the vast estate of Maharaja Sir Rameshwara Singh of Darbhanga under land reforms Bihar chief minister 5 K Sinha says the notification is issued but date of takeover not disclosed
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India
Rameshwara Singh
Darbhanga
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K.sinha
School Counselor to Talk at Meeting of Child Clinic
Dr. Virginia Bailard, supervisor of counseling and psychological services for city schools, speaks on The Normal Child at the Children's Clinic annual meeting at Seaside Hospital auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. Board members to be introduced include Drs. J. R. Jimmerson, Logan Jackson, M. P. Baecker, Kenneth Berkaw, with others remaining on the board. The Red Feather agency reports patients served and the finance report is by Mrs. Lynn Evans. A coffee hour follows hosted by the social committee. Children’s Clinic, partly funded by Community Chest, serves children from birth to 15 who lack private care.
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Seaside Hospital
William G. Zantiny
J. R. Jimmerson
Logan Jackson
M. P. Baecker
Kenneth Berkaw
Mies
Lynn Evans
T. R. Swenson
Joshua Marcus
Walter Buerger
Sam Woolington
George Boucher
Milton A. Katz
Walter Crawford
Joseph E. Madden
Kay Baker
Red Feather Agency
Rae Oliver
Evans
William Zanting
Milton Katz
Children's Clinic
Community Chest
Playwright John Edgar Returns Home After Disappearance
Hollywood reports playwright and author John Edgar aged 31, missing since October 24, has returned to his home. His wife Thelma Johnson said he suffered severe headaches and memory loss before being found, with the absence previously reported to the bureau of missing persons.
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Jail Term Given to Drunk Driver
Bruce R. Giles, 23, merchant seaman of 1777 Cerritos Ave, was sentenced to 60 days in county jail for drunken driving and another 60 days for driving without a license, to run concurrently. Delphia C. Clark, 46, laborer, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated on Pacific Coast Hwy and was fined $150 or 30 days, plus $25 or five days for lacking a valid license. George T. Haagensen, 45, pleaded guilty to drunken driving on E 19th St, fined $150 or 80 days. Fredie L. Burlingame, 62, and wife Trene, 57, charged with intoxicated in a car on Nov 5. he fined $100 or 20 days and she $25 or five days. Arrests occurred at Atlantic Ave and Burlinghall Dr.
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Cerritos Ave
Wilbur F. Downs
Delphia C. Clark
San Pedro
Pacific Coast
George T. Haagensen
Pacific Coast Hwy
19Th St
Atlantic Ave
Burlinghall Dr
Train Crash Kills 17 in Yugoslavia Report
The official Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reports 17 people died in a collision of two passenger trains yesterday on the line between Zagreb and Belgrade in Yugoslavia.
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Military promotion and honors across WWII to Korea era
Clyde A Ferguson, son of Charles A Ferguson, promoted from captain to major and serves as chief of Aircraft Distribution Office at Wright Patterson. He fought 27 combat missions in WWII and served with the USAF to Peru. Jerry L Groom,a corporal born Christmas Day, joins 223rd HQ Co, 40th ID in Sendai. Cpl Joseph H Barcroft earns Commendation Ribbon for bold flight under fire in Korea. Cpl Robert Shoff guards UN delegates at armistice talks in Korea. Jack E F Brazil advances to corporal with Seventh Regiment, First Cavalry in Korea.
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Caribbean Air Command
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Peru
Douglas Aircraft Company
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Juanita Perkins
Payton
Jerry L. Groom
L. E. Groom
Fourth &T
Sendai
Japan
Groom
Army
223Rd Headquarters
40Th Infantry Division
Burnett
Hamilton
Poly High School
City | College
Chormon
Pyongang
Korea
Joseph H. Barcroft
Atlantia Ave
Barcroft
Marine Air Wing
Cpl
Robert Shoff
Russell E. Shoff
San Francisco Ave
United Nations
Advanced Headquarters
17Th Infantry Regiment
Jack EF
Brazil
California Ave
First Cavalry Division
Eighth Army
Peril of Spider Bites Explained
The Health Department said black widow bites rarely prove fatal though they cause extreme discomfort and prolonged illness. Deaths occur in cases with old age or heart disease. Prevention relies on eradicating spiders, with sprays using chemicals like chlordane and lindane showing effectiveness.
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Seven Toed Cat Sniffs Out Neighborhood Theft
ALHAMBRA November 7 Mrs Ethel Hoover reports her seven toed cat Sniffer has been lifting items from neighbors for over six months. She has spent months returning gloves rags and other articles and apologizing for the cat s behavior, and now weighs changing its name to Swiper.
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Ethel Hoover
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