Refugee stowaway flees voyage aboard ship
Nelida Del Pilar Fernandez a 21 year old brunette said she dressed as a man to stow away on the Lebanese el Toula carrying Greek crewmen. She left Havana last November and was found in British Honduras where the captain paid a fine to permit her to continue. She arrived in Jamaica after leaving the ship and spent three months there. She was among 41 refugees arriving in Miami on Tuesday.
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Petite Brunette
Nelida ‘del Pilar Fernandez
Havana
British Honduras
Jamaica
Flying Grandfather Rescued After Crash
Max Conrad, 62, known as America’s flying grandfather, was rescued from Greenland after a single engine plane crash while delivering a Procaer Picchio F15 from Italy to Canada. He walked to a fishing boat after the wreck, was flown to Goose Bay and later to Greenland, with no serious injuries. This marked his first crash in 14 years of transatlantic solo flights, and his first major accident in 35 years. He lives in Winona Minnesota and had earlier set a world circumnavigation record with his son Terry in 1961.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Max Conrad
America
Greenland
Italy
Canada
Air Force
Washington
Conrad
U.S
Goose Bay
Labrador
Terry
Powderpuffs Help To Move Big Furniture
Hints from Heloise cover moving heavy furniture with powderpuffs under legs to prevent floor scratches and ease sliding on linoleum or polished surfaces. The column includes egg poaching tips using foil cups over buttered milk cans, with water below for steaming and keeping eggs hot.
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Heloise
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Mrs. Don Brown, 1134 W 7th. Flare Watts, 624 Wilson. Jeffrey Finch, 309 E Std. Sylvia Gorsage, 1432 S Main. Harry Bailey, Sand Springs Okla. Wednesday. Births note Mr. and Mrs. Charles Printy, 835 N Mulberry, son Tuesday, weight 8 lb. Dismissals list names: Kenneth Chapman, 1427 Elm. Randle J Bronson, 815 Pecan. Harvey Berr, 126 Willow. Mrs Clyde Green and baby son, 1164 W 3rd. Eugene Kays, 715 E Wilson. Robert Brown, 604 S Poplar. Bert L Franks, RFD 3, Wednesday.
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Don Brown
Flare Watts
Wilson
Jeffrey Finch
Sylvia Gorsage
S. Main
Harry Bailey
Sand Springs
Okla
Charles Printy
N. Mulberry
Kenneth Chapman
Elm
Randle J. Bronson
Pecan
Harvey Berr
Willow
Clyde Green
Baby Son
Eugene Kays
E. Wilson
Robert Brown
S. Poplar
Bert L. Franks
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle at 2 500 head with calves and hogs similar to prior. good to choice steers 20.00 to 21.60, heifers 19.00 to 20.00, cows 13.75 to 15.50. Barrows and gilts uneven with gains to 25, sows steady to strong. hogs 190 to 260 pounds 14.25 to 15.85, 300 to 600 pounds 12.00 to 13.50. Sheep runs 200 head with lambs steady. prime lambs 21.75 to 22.50, ewes 7.50 to 8.25.
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Kansas City
Contact lenses dangers warn of blindness from improper use
Dr William Stone Jr a pioneer in plastic contact lenses warns many unqualified prescribers cause eye injuries. He notes 14 people blinded or partly blinded by plastic in lenses and urges removal every four to five hours and caution for infections. He cites a Belgium case of five days wear ending in blindness.
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Boston
William Stone Jr
Stone
The
Food and Drug Administration
Belgium
Contact Jews Committee
American Medical Foundation For Eye Care
Bomb scare at Dryden Central School prompts two hour makeup
Dryden New York 1200 pupils missed two hours of classes after a bomb scare at Dryden Central School. Authorities did not disclose whether a pupil was suspected. No bomb was discovered.
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Dryden
N.Y
Dryden Central School
Ithaca
Faculty Beats Seniors By 8 at Ottawa High School gym
The Ottawa High School Faculty defeated the seniors 72-68 in overtime after the faculty scored 8 points in the extra period. Tom Watson led with 22 points and 5 overtime points, amid four seniors tying for scoring honors with 14 each. Eddie Davidson Jim Lewis Loren Shofner and Doug Schultz each had 14, while Earle Doman added 12 and Lee Olmsted and Don Kornhaus scored 16 apiece to support Watson.
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Ottawa High School
Tom Watson
Eddie Davidson
Jim Lewis
Loren Shofner
Doug Schultz
Earle Doman
Lee Olmsted
Don Kornhaus
Watson
Local Markets Grain and Dairy Update
Market notes show soybeans and wheat with a small percentage change. Milo, ear corn, shelled corn, butterfat, barley, oats, and rye prices appear garbled but indicate minor movements or quotes. No clear values or institutions are readable in the fragment.
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Winona
Minn
Corn Singer
Carolyn Galanty
Dean Haleise
Edith Bennett
Ruth Cruse
K.C. Markets
John Kaiser Drug Store
Peoples National Bank
Acward
CAPRI
Ward
SABER
Orbital
Kansas
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