Chronic hunger and malnutrition cited by inquiry committee
A private Citizens Crusade board in the United States reports chronic hunger and malnutrition across the nation, especially in the South and Southwest, estimating millions affected. The 100 page report cites 256 hunger counties in 20 states, led by Georgia and Mississippi, and notes anemia, growth retardation, and protein deficiencies among the poor.
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Washington
Aspe Iquiry
United States
Citizen's Crusade
United
Citizens’ Board of In
Senate
Mississippi
Missippi
America
Georgia
Texas DST Trip Returns as Clocks Advance Again
Texas residents must move clocks forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, marking the second daylight saving time period this year and the start of a six month cycle that ends October 27 when standard time resumes at 1 a.m.
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Texas
The Country Parson on World Problems and Responsibility
A brief reflective piece quotes a parson declaring that the world’s troubles stem from the belief that others should act. It urges personal duty and accountability in addressing social ills.
Men Plucked From Ship Off Bermuda
New York AP: Twenty six sailors were rescued from the Lebanese freighter Alheli after it sank in the Mid Atlantic. British refrigerator ship Megantic and Coast Guard Cutter Mendota stood by as salvage plans were made. Alheli, 7717 tons, sailed from Beirut bound for Wilmington North Carolina.
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New York
Mid-Atlantic
U.S. Coast Guard
Alheli
Beiruit
Wilmington
N.C
Megantic
Coast Guard
Mendota
Mayon erupts as Manila Times cites violent explosion
Manila Times reports Mayon volcano exploded early Tuesday with three lava streams cascading from its slopes. An 8,000-foot summit vent spewed smoke and ash for two days, frightening villagers. seismographs show a major eruption possible within days or weeks, prompting evacuations of about 70,000 within the danger zone.
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Mayon
Java
Ihase
Luzon
Manila
Maenila Times
Times
Policeman Uses All His Skills in Two Mile Chase
A Boston policeman, aided by his marathon and boxing topcoat, chased a thief who had stolen a $165 coat through Back Bay stores. The suspect dashed into Bryant School and Public Library Park, but patrolman Donald L. Murray, 33, along with Edward Burke, 19, pursued and captured him near the library. The incident involved multiple locations including a clothing store and Brighton, ending when Murray tackled the youth after a lengthy pursuit.
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Boston
Louis
Louis Pearl
Sirin
Robert Marks
Bryant
Donald L. Murray
Atwalk
Stratton Business School
Back Bay
Tryde
Park High School
Murray
Edward Burke
Taxi Resrasae
Brighton
Alexander the Great
Burke
George Washington
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Cincinnati
Park
Ana
Yearings
Hear Sings
LupBock Avalanche
Journal
Bermuda
Kenneth Priss
tanche-Jouraat
Lubbock County Commissioners
County Commissioners Court
Rodrick L. Shaw
Arch Lamb
Max Arvants
Les Derrick
Alton Brazel
International Business Machine Co
IBM
National ‘Cash Register Co
Burroughs Corp
Friden, Inc
Vuimy de Tour Arenay
Lubbock County
High Plains
China
Noritake
Downtown
Country Inn
West Bend
Ousewares
Caprock
Wrought
Casper Craft
Orange
Broadway
50Th
Elgin
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