Hagenbeck Circus Reopens On German Road Tour After War
Famed Hagenbeck Circus, reduced by wartime losses, plans an April German tour with 95 wagons and a 4000-seat tent. About 200 animals travel, including three lions and a polar bear, while the Stelligen zoo bears war scars and management remains Hagenbeck family driven.
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Hamburg
Hagenbeck
Gottfried
Carl Hagenbeck
Hagenbecks
Germany
Wagenbeck
Hannibal
Alps
St. Gotthard Pass
Hagen
Beck
Morocco
Gretel
Stelligen
Lorenz Hagenbeck
Carl - Heinrich Hagenbeck
Erich Hagenbeck
Oil Mine in Colorado Could Double U S Oil Reserve
U S officials announce a Rifle Colorado shale deposit may yield about 350 million barrels of crude oil, ten times all wells drilled to date. The project mines shale and converts it to oil, with giant caverns for potential underground industries and plans for west coast pipelines.
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Los Angeles
Colorado
America
Boyd Morris
U. S. Bureau of Mines Division of Synthetic Fuels
Rifle
Colo
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Morris
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Armed Services
Catholic Women to Meet in Cincinnati March 16
A regional meeting of the Cincinnati Archdiocesan Federation of the National Council of Catholic Women is set for March 16 at the Manchester Hotel. The program opens with a business meeting at 11 a.m. and luncheon at noon.
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Cincinnati Archdiocesan Federation
National Council of Catholic Women
Manchester Hotel
Mary Garden to Tour American Lecture Circuit
Famed opera star Mary Garden plans a fall return to the United States from Scotland to launch a 25 city lecture tour. Proceeds will fund teaching of the arts to students selected by the National Arts Foundation. Carleton Smith cites Garden helping teach young singers through the foundation. Reservations for luncheon cans may be made by calling Mrs. Louise Sutphin.
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Detroit
Mary Garden
National Arts Foundation
Krussing
Lebanon
Man
George H.signor
William Gauche
Cin- Behring
Archdiocese of Cinnati
Cincinnati
Louise
James Hample
South
Sutphin St
Carleton Smith
Miss Garden
United States
Canada
Smith
Aberdeen
Scotand
Prudential buys Stone and Thomas building in Charleston
The Prudential Insurance Company announced the purchase of the completed Stone and Thomas The People's store building in downtown Charleston West Virginia. The purchase price was not disclosed. A second item notes a fire destroying the W D Clark feed mill near Williamsburg with an estimated loss of 52000 dollars. The third line mentions a historical fact about the Roman Empire subduing Spain in 201 B C.
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Cincinnati
Prudential Insurance Company
Stone and Thomas the People’s Store
Charleston
W. Va
Batavia, C
W. D. Clark
Williamsburg
Emory Clark
Man Sentenced for Poolroom Slaying in Columbus
Judge Charles A. Leach sentenced 23 year old John W. Mills to life imprisonment for the poolroom slaying of 19 year old Thurman Price last October. Mills was found guilty of second degree murder.
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Columbus
Charles A. Leach
John W. Mills
Thurman Price
Mills
Heart attack claims two in Massillon family
AP reports in Massillon that Mrs Naomi Monbarren aged 61 died suddenly after her husband Albert aged 69 succumbed to a heart attack yesterday. The sequence shows a fatal cardiac event affecting a couple in the same residence.
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Massillon
Noami Monbarren
Albert
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Vail
Blue Cross
Blue Cross Hospital
Pathological Service
Middletown
Savings & Loan Building
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