GROVER D GLASSCOCK POLICE TRAINEE AND VETERAN
Grover D Glasscock, army veteran and Winnsboro native, is a police trainee at the Monroe Police Academy. He attended Crowville High, married Lucille Coburn of Holly Ridge, and is father to 16 month old Donna Sue. He lists outdoor sports as his favorite recreation.
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Grover D. Glasscock
Monroe Police Academy
Winnsboro
Crowville High School
Lucille Coburn
Holly Ridge
Donna Sue
Greg Hare
Vaccination Ends Blackley Siege of Young Cattle
An outbreak of Blackley disease among beef cattle near here was declared not serious due to a vaccine. West Carroll County Agent Jessie Peterson said the vaccine will control spread, targeting stock up to two years old. Yearling losses around $1,000 were reported for Steve Neal and smaller losses cited by Lloyd Neal and A Blankenship. The Neals delayed vaccination in spring due to farming duties but said they vaccinated all herds this week.
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Lloyd Neal
Steve
A. Blankenship
Denning
Bayou Macon
East Carroll Parish
Neals
Diplomats Rule Out Dulles Chou Meeting
State Department officials ruled out any meeting between Secretary Dulles and Premier Foreign Minister Chou En-lai of Communist China until the Reds substantially change their behavior. The department emphasized China must first alter its conduct.
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Dulles, Chou
Washington
State Department
Dulles
Foreign
Ister Chou En-lai
China
Geneva
United States
Red China
Dulles-Chou
Formosa
Taiwan
Power Failure Causes Death Of Polio Patient In Chicago
A 33 year old bulbar polio victim Marcel Bucher died after a city wide blackout cut power to his chest respirator in his cleaning shop. Fire and emergency crews failed to revive him as 125000 residents endured heat without fans or air conditioning. His wife Jeanne described the outage and delayed help before authorities confirmed the death.
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Chicago
Marcel Bucher
Wresler
Bucher
Jeanne
Alice
William Hulska
Commonwealth Edison Co
Baltimore mother of four slain in suburban home
Mrs. John H. Boost, 47, was raped and murdered in her Baltimore area home by an intruder using knives, a saber, and a brass figurine. Police called it the most brutal assault seen. husband found the body after returning from work. evidence included a broken ice cream bowl and beer bottles near the scene. The killer fled in the couple's 1955 sports coupe, which was later recovered.
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Baltimore
John H. Boost
Baltimore County
Itching First Application Promise for Blup Star Ointment
Agonizing itching described for various skin conditions. Claims one application of Blup Star Ointment provides relief and warns repeat use as needed. Money back if first application fails to satisfy. Try it today.
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Monroe News-Star
Tre
Wick
TAG Tower
MR. Glock
MR Glock
and Veterans Guide
Congress
Defense Department
Department
Armed Services
Nial
AP Newsfeaturess
Aoe
Jimmy Harlo
Thanx
John Mulgrew
Letheridge
Letheridge, Alta
Can
Blackley
Singer
United Parts
United Sewing Machine Distributor
North Grand Dial
By John M. Hightower
Chiang Kai-shek
Colgate
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