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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1941
Page
8
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New York August 18 The Oklahoma City zoo used bluing to keep its polar bears white. Thieves tapped Santa Monica police for 5700. A 12 year old Springfield Missouri boy ate 18 hot dogs at a picnic. An Alaska explorer reported the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes has only eight smokes left. A Waterloo New York price war dropped to two cents a dag. A Tampa car crash involved two men both named Luciano Rodriguez. A Kansas City man herded chickens into a taxi to the police. A Camp Robinson soldier bought diapers for rifle cleaning patches. In Paterson New Jersey pickets from two unions clashed over shopping. A Roscoe New York man turned 71 smoking two 21 year old cigars. New Mexico attorney general ruled dude ranch hands aren’t cowboys. An Indiana woman complained her husband can still come home on weekends. A Chicago trucking firm swapped a truck for a horse and wagon. An Omaha pie company failed due to hurry to eat pie. Atlantic City business buzz slowed so the chamber meeting was canceled. A Buffalo man arrested for sleeping on post office steps said he was waiting for a letter. Polk County North Carolina thermal belt noted rich plant life. Railroads in the United States operate over more than 260000 miles of rails.
Palisades Park New Jersey August 18. Bee Kyle asked Secretary Ickes if she should stop being a human torch for national defense. She describes spraying gasoline, diving into a water tank with flames, using over 300 gallons this summer, and offers to change her act if his view labels it wasteful.
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