Tediven Mover Death Story In Questioned Phrase
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Shipkov Heroism Reveals Red Torture System
Bulgarian embassy translator Michael Shipkov endured a Communist torture regime as Bulgarian police pressed a forged confession. He resisted and later told U S officials the truth of the abuse, exposing a pattern of coercion and false trials in Sofia. His courage offers a clearer view of Soviet era abuses and aims to defend freedom and truth.
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Wherry presses for cuts beyond European aid
Senator Wherry, Nebraska Republican and GOP leader, urges a 50 percent cut in European aid funds. The proposal is seen as a repeat of last year's calls, with interest turning to his suggested cuts in other domestic programs.
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Opened office comedy turns real patient chaos in a new practice
An aspiring doctor and apprentice recount their first week opening a medical office. The foyer gleams with fresh shingles and polished windows as they prepare for patients. A misfired plan to wait for a debut patient unfolds into a comic, chaotic arrival and a social service twist.
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Helga
Social Service Department
Washington News Notebook on Veterans Training Budgets
Washington reports on a 20 member committee examining GI bill training. concerns focus on trade schools and the lack of uniform standards, with complaints of inflated job placement and questionable programs. advocates push for federal standards and better inspection to curb waste of taxpayer money and ensure real educational benefits.
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Safety Inspectors Recommend Improvements at Nugyin Mine
Federal inspection details safety upgrades at the Nugyin mine in Hell County Kentucky. C and C Coal Company employed about 200 workers. inspectors urged better ventilation rock dusting timbering and door air locks with scheduled examinations and dust control measures to reduce hazards.
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Murder Sentence Set Aside by Court
FRANKFORT Ky March 13 MEL The life sentence given Ploy Adan Greenup County coal mine on conviction of murdering Millan Wamapler was set aside by the Court of Appeals The Court said the Greenup circuit court erred in not instructing the jury to consider the possibility of voluntary manslaughter Evidence showed Adams shot Wampler when he came to the Adams home armed with a shotgun demanding he come out It said the shooting may have been accidental and reversed the conviction of Anderson Burkhart on wife Mary with intent to kill
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House Target Worth Texas Hits By Repeated Crashes
A Worth Texas home shows repeated damage from vehicles crashing into it three times in the last year. The Spaulding family says the latest hit caused significant strain on their sturdiness and safety, prompting warnings about persistent crash risks at the property.
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Huruee L. Spauldings
Midgets Double Of Detroit Traffic Police Find Parking Gaffe
Traffic police in Detroit encounter a loophole when a jeep and another vehicle double park on the same space. An Austin aid vehicle occupied the spot for a nickel proceed and neither received a ticket due to regulations not addressing multiple cars in one space.
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The St Lawrence River Source Mystery
A fragment notes the St Lawrence river links to the Atlantic and claims its source lies in Minnesota. The claim is unclear from the text and no verification is provided. Further context from the original article is needed to confirm geographic origin.
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Atlantic Ocean
Minnesota
Doctor Discusses Hyperimmune Serum for Whooping Cough Treatment
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines that hyperimmune serum, including rabbit-derived preparations, has reduced infant deaths from whooping cough and lessened severity in others. He notes vaccines are limited for infants, advocates preventing exposure, and mentions antibiotics like chloromycetin as emerging options.
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