Bank vault jammed. loaned funds from nearby bank
Carlinville officials faced a locked vault at Farmers and Merchants National Bank on Monday. They borrowed a substantial interest free loan from Carlinville National Bank across the street to cover operations until experts from St. Louis arrived at noon and opened the vault, after which the loan was repaid in full.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Carolinville National Bank
St. Louis
Carolinville National
Harvard Library Plans Yard Dig For 1.1 Million Books
Harvard University will excavate four underground levels on the east side of Harvard Yard to store 1,100,000 books. President Nathan M. Pusey said a national committee will seek 5 million dollars for construction and landscaping after completion of the project.
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Harvard Lbrary
Harvard Yard
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Lbrary
United States
Nathan M. Pusey
Hairy Postman in San Francisco Reinstated After Layoff
Bearded postman Bob R. Barnum of 25 was reinstated after a two week layoff as higher officials in Washington review whether his long hair violates appearance rules. Barnum, a two year employee, works at an inside desk job while photo evidence of postmen’s getups prompted a new regulation banning bells beads and bangles. The rule leaves hair length to community standards with no exact specifications.
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Bob R. Barnum
Reine
Washington
Barnum
Lim P. Lee
Richard Murphy
What Next for North Beach's Bare Topless Revues
San Francisco's North Beach, famous for its bare topless revues, plans to go completely nude with no clothes at all, signaling a drastic shift in the district's entertainment scene.
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San Francisco
North Beach
Oklahoma Hit By Heavy Snowstorm During Night
Oklahoma faced a brutal winter storm dumping 10 inches of snow in 24 hours. Four people died in traffic crashes as hundreds of autos were abandoned and thousands stranded. Power outages hit eastern towns and rural areas, with about 3,500 homes in Tulsa without electricity. Schools suspended. roads hazardous. air travel limited to one flight at Will Rogers World Airport. Interstate 40 saw massive closures as weather chaos trapped motorists and road crews alike.
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Tulsa
Tulsa International Airport
Will Rogers World Airport
Senators Readying Bill to Remove Gold Cover on Dollar
Democratic leaders in Washington expect quick Senate action on the House passed measure to lift the 25 percent gold reserve backing for Federal Reserve notes. Supporters say freeing gold would back the dollar and stabilize markets, while critics warn of policy shifts and spending cuts.
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Senate
Johnson
House
Mike Mansfield
United States
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Europe
Frederick L. Deming
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Federal Reserve
John J. Sparkman
Dela
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Protests Reopen University of Rome as Students Threaten Occupation
Rome AP reports about 2000 leftist students marching with a long red banner into the University of Rome after it reopened. Police had guarded the campus since riots that wounded 200, but were withdrawn overnight. Rector D Avack ordered the campus reopened as student groups reoccupied architecture faculty.
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University of Rome
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Giovanni D’avack
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