No Gun Is Fired But Hunter Shot In Elk Hunt
Elk hunter Ted Tracy of Butte Montana was shot in the arm when a rifle cartridge in his side jacket pocket exploded as he rode between two brothers in their hunting vehicle. The slug tore muscles and severed an artery and nerves in his left arm.
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Livingston
Mont
Ted Tracy
Butte
Girl Takes First Steps With Artificial Limbs in New Jersey
Two year old Cindy Ann Inman of Sherman Texas who was born without arms or legs took four to five steps at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in West Orange New Jersey marked as a milestone toward independence. Her mother Mrs Vida Inman 31 said the progress brings hope her daughter will not grow up helpless and noted the See Cindy Walk fund supports the effort. Cindy will return in the future for fittings as doctors plan artificial arms at age 34 and her husband Lloyd a power company lineman will be told of the progress.
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West Orange
N.J
Cynthia Ann Inman
Sherman
Texas
Cindy
Vida Inman
Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation
Inman
London Art Show Features Nude Ladies In Trees
Marguit Dalmasa, descendant of Bach, opens a one woman show in London with nude women in trees. She describes her work as revealing and notes inspiration from continental nudist camps. Dalmas, born in Hungary and French by marriage, has previously shown in Paris and Monte Carlo venues. She suggests spectators should eat to properly enjoy the pictures.
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London
Marguit Dalmas
Johann Sebastian Bach
Miss Dalmas
France
Missouri sharecropper turns landlord with Christmas windfall
Missouri sharecropper Bob Sells doubles his fortunes in 24 hours after buying two 80 acre farms near Poplar Bluff with $200 down. United Farm Agency records show the 50,000th sale sparked a $10,000 lift, enabling Sells to own a larger farm and plan future purchases while supporting his wife Alene and their seven children.
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Bob Sells
Kansas City
Roscoe L. Chamberlain
United Farm Agency
Chamberlain
Alene
Sells
Poplar Bluff
Fairdealing
Asman
United
Bootheel
Missouri
Peach Orchard
Cecil Martin
Arkansas
Larry
Ronnie
Rickie
Twyla Faye
Raft Buys Part Of Flamingo Hotel In Las Vegas
Carson City Nevada facts show the State Gaming Control Board approved George Raft for a 2 percent $65,000 interest in the Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas after an hour of questioning about underworld links. Raft said he worked in bootlegger venues only as an entertainer early in his career.
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Carson City
New
Nevada
George Raft
Las Vegas
State Gaming Control Board
State Tax Commission
Raft
Tax Commission
Woman dies of head injuries in highway crash near Genoa
Houston Miss Zoila Perry 23 Jacinto City clerk and former University of Houston student died Sunday at Ellington AFB Hospital from head injuries after a car rolled over Saturday night one mile south of Genoa on Highway 31. Driver Daniel Capobinco 24 UH student says another car forced them off the road. They were en route to a party in Kemah.
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Houston
Zoila Perry
Jacinto City
University of Houston
Ellington Afb Hospital
Genoa
Daniel Capobinco
G. I. Weatherford
Capobinco
Miss Perry
Kemah
Annual Cop Show Is Discontinued in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Police Commission voted unanimously to end the annual police shows at the request of Chief William H. Parker. He said the aim is to raise the service level by not selling tickets to the public, noting the informal nature of past events.
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Los Angeles
Police Commission
William H. Parker
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