500-Pound Bear Seeks Home Near Logan Ohio
A 500-pound bear near Cave Park, about 15 miles southwest of Logan, Ohio, faces destruction if no home is found. Game protector Marvin Nungestor says the public has shown no takers, not even the Columbus Zoo. The bear, likely once a pet, roams a road for food as 2,000 curious spectators watched over the weekend.
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Ohio
Marvin Nungestor
Columbus Zoo
Cave Park
Here
Nungester
California Flood Costs Reach Twenty Million Dollars
California endures a second sunny day as Brig. Gen. William F Cassidy estimates flood damage at 20 million dollars over two months within the Army district. Farther losses include homes, roads, and businesses outside the engineer’s jurisdiction totaling uncounted. Flood danger eases, five days without new storms forecast. Roads reopen across Northern California though some areas report slides and limited traffic. A Ventura hillside collapse damages an oil field, with Tidewater Oil Co estimating one million dollars in losses as a main and gas line are ignited by the fire.
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California
William F. Cassidy
Army
U.S
Sierra
Ventura
Tidewater Oi Co
Fortune Teller Grieves Over Ruined Home On Monday
In Los Angeles James Pawny a five dollar fortune teller laments seven years in the trade with no warning as his house lies ruined. In Fitchburg a wife arrested after dropping evidence at the police station and resisting pickup faces a disturbing the peace charge. At the U N building in New York officials mock the pursuit of money over world affairs while London headlines poke fun at burglars with a witty ad by Lola Blackall seeking pity rather than plunder.
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James Pawny
Fitchburg
Mass
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Helmi Johnson
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Waited Nations
Truman to Testify at Jobless Quiz Hearing Opens
Washington reports Former President Truman named as lead-off witness as the House Banking and Currency Committee starts a five-week unemployment inquiry. Chairman Spencer said Truman's counsels will aid amid administration indecision. Also on the witness list are 10 governors mayors of five major cities and top industry and labor figures, testifying April 14 through May 16.
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Truman
House Banking and Currency Committee
Spencer
Scrap Iron Hinkle Swallows Trove in Prison Stomach
William Hinkle nicknamed Scrap Iron is in a prison hospital after swallowing 30 nails, 15 paper clips, can tops, a pencil and more. Doctors debate if the items will pass as x rays reveal a vast metal jumble in his stomach. he is serving a forgery sentence at Menard.
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Chester
William Mess
Wham
Hinkle
Menardsions
Ross Randolph
Donald
Dolph
Lavoptix Eye Lotion Promoted for Tired Eyes
An ad touts Lavoptix Eye Lotion to soothe tired burning itchy and inflamed eyes after long workdays. It claims quick relief at home or office, includes a free eye-cup, and cites a local druggist endorsement.
Broadway Critic Dean Dies at 76
George Jean Nathan longtime sharp tongued Broadway drama critic and Mencken ally died at 76 in New York City His wife of 21 years was 45 at marriage He lived in a Royalton Hotel room for 34 years shaping American theater criticism and publishing.
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New York
George Jean
Nathan
H. L. Mencken
American Mercury
Royalton Hotel
Mencken
Smart Set
American ‘Mercury
Morocco asserts right to demand foreign troop withdrawal
Rabat said all treaties on foreign troop stationing must recognize Morocco’s right to demand withdrawal. The United States has been negotiating quietly over Strategic Air Command bases in Morocco since its independence in 1956.
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Morocco
United States
Strategic Air Command
Nathan Marries Julie Haydon Aboard Cruise Ship
Nathan, once a confirmed bachelor, wed spinster actress Julie Haydon in 1955 aboard a sea cruise ship. He had previously described his bride as one of his dream girls alongside Lillian Gish, reflecting on his long bachelorhood and reluctance to marry in later years.
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Nathan
Julie Haydon
Lillian ‘Gish
Yemen ship launched for United Arab Republic
The Folish Press Agency reports the second Fo land cargo ship built for the United Arab Republic was christened Yemen. The vessel will serve the Middle East kingdom federated with the U A R.
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Folish
Today
Foland
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Middle
Smast
Sithe U. A. R
Mobile Mother Held After Citronelle Slaying
Virginia Lott 27 booked on murder charge after shooting spouse Orban Lott at their Citronelle home. Authorities say he beat her mother, 69 year old Lillie Lambert, during the incident. Lott walked to a neighbor for an undertaker, says the gun had one shell and she released the weapon. Children Mitchell, 8, and Barbara Ann, 5 are in the home. Bond set at 1500 dollars and a hearing is scheduled for April 21.
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Ala
Virginia Lott
Orban
Citronelle
Lott
Power Company
Herman Blake
Lilsie Lambert
Lotts
Mitchell
Barbara Ann
Long Beach Hotel Ad Highlights Dining and Rates
A fragmentary hotel advertisement for the Huntington Hotel at 1290 Ocean Boulevard Long Beach Virginia lists public dining options and breakfast rates. It notes a cafe or dining room catering to guests and mentions ding ers priced around 2.13.
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Huntington Hotel
Dcean Blvd
Long Beagh
Virginia 21
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