New York shoppers suffer as newspaper strike bites bargains
Stores report steady aisles but lack of ads leaves buyers unaware of deals. Merchants fear a Christmas sales drop, hoping an early strike end spurs last minute ads. Toy section expected to boost holiday figures despite mild weather and slower overall retail.
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New York
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Federal Reserve Board
Three Elderly Sisters Visit Wheeling for City Welcome
Three sisters aged 73 70 and 67 from near Wheeling Ohio have never seen a big city. They will receive the keys to the city from Mayor Charles J Schuck ride in a new convertible and be interviewed by radio and TV before lunch with the Rotary Club in a city welcome stunt.
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Huffman
Lou
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Belmont County
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Dollar signed by Truman stolen with purse in Cincinnati
Mrs Aleen Knierim, a Democrat in Cincinnati, recalls the day a former President Marty S Truman bought a newspaper and signed a dollar he left in the register. Last night a thief grabbed her purse containing $101 and Truman's autographed dollar.
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Marty S. Truman
Cincinnati
Aleen Knierim
Harry
Truman
Home Owner Nails Stranger In His Closet
Baltimore news brief reports George Cox nailed a sleeping stranger in his closet after finding him inside his home. John Craddock, a 28 year old from New York, claimed he sought his aunt and had entered Cox’s house by mistake. Magistrate Lane fined him $15 for disturbing the peace with a suspended sentence if he leaves town promptly.
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George Cox
John Craddock
Cox
E. Everett Lane
Thief Takes Cash During Choir Service at Macon Church
In Macon Georgia a thief stole three billfolds containing eighty seven dollars from the Tattnal Square Baptist Church choir dressing room while the choir sang Surrender All Sunday night. Johnny Williams forty four of Aiken South Carolina admitted the theft.
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Mary Brooks Picken sews fate to needle and thread
Dorothy Roe profiles Mary Brooks Picken, famed sewing author and needlework authority born near Arcadia Kansas. Her 91st book revisits sewing techniques while she contends crafts aid mental health. The piece also notes her widowhood and resilience through grief. DETROIT Recorder reports Judge George Murphy sentencing 54 persons in a record judicial speech before a 10 day vacation.
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Arcadia
Kan
Detroit
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Divorce Prediction Timing Inaccurate
Houston report notes the marriage of Shepher King and Samia Gamal ended in divorce after about two years. The couple had converted to Islam for the union. Evangelist Billy Graham had predicted the marriage would not last six months.
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Tex
Texas
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Samia Gamal
Billy Graham
King
Nile
Graham
Doan’s Pills Offer Relief for Kidney Aches
Nagging backache and low energy may signal slow kidney function. Doctors stress kidney health and advise Doan’s Pills a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to ease discomfort by flushing waste from kidney tubes and filters.
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