Coons, Court, and a Park Run In Mammoth Gave Case
In Louisville, Sam the coon dog sparked a hunt after being released near Mammoth Gave National Park. Three hunters faced charges for running a dog at large, carrying unsealed firearms, and raccoon carcass possession, with $275 fines amid disputed actions by defense and prosecution witnesses.
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Lightning Strikes Evans Home Twice in Altoona Area
In Altoona Pennsylvania two separate crashes near the Evans home damaged the wall but harmed no residents. A third collision minutes later involved a truck and another car, injuring two drivers. Peter W Odenthal, 44, of Portage, Pa., was listed in critical condition. Mrs. Evans voiced fear about safety and relocation.
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Adventure Finds Chicago Officer After 21 Quiet Years
Chicago officer William Smith, with 21 years on the force, recounts a rare incident when a squirrel blocked the sidewalk and he was bitten on the finger while shooing it away. The story notes his unusually uneventful career.
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Finds 100000 on His Property in Durham North Carolina
Former policeman Vernon L Maynor now runs a telephone answering service and says he found in excess of 100000 on his property in Durham Orange County. He kept 89 one thousand dollar bills and the rest in fifty dollar bills from before 1946. He declined to reveal the exact location and police had no official report.
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McCLELLAN DISAGREES ON Soviet exchange plan
U.S. debate over postwar Soviet exchanges heats up as Zarubin offers 52 projects to widen ties including air service and radio TV. McClellan opposes broadening exchanges until Russia shows civility. Fulbright Ives McNamara see need for careful study of possible gains and risks.
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Scott accused in Milwaukee murder case defense argues
Los Angeles wire reports state Ew ing Scott allegedly tried to help save pennies on a Milwaukee apartment house investment while facing state charges of murdering his wife for her fortune. The defense contends the motive and actions are part of the case.
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GI Convicted of Killing Korean Boy in Korea
Army Specialist Raymond L. Bailey of Brownsburg Indiana was convicted by a general court martial of negligent shooting and killing a 15 year old Korean schoolboy while guarding a military train. He received nine months hard labor and a bad conduct discharge with higher authority review pending. The incident followed several similar shootings by U S Army guards that month triggering Korean anger.
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Teen Killed as Car Hits Train Near Lathrop Calif
A 14 year old Lathrop girl Linda Whitesel died and five other teenagers were hurt when their car collided with a train returning from a Civil Air Patrol meeting in Stockton. Police identified the deceased as Linda Whitesel.
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Pittsburgh Bus Strike Drags On
Pittsburgh 2,200 bus and trolley operators strike against Pittsburgh Railways Co entering its 15th day. Federal and state mediation paused as city and union resist retreat. Union seeks 36 cent hourly raise over two years. company offers 16 cents in the year pact. current rate is 2.14 per hour under expired contract.
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Five of the Best Houses in America
The American Institute of Architects announces its best designed houses of the year. November issue of Better Homes & Gardens features five prize winning homes with photographs and floor plans. Includes award winning homes and ideas from the ALA. Get it today.
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Two Armed Fugitives Escape Train Near India California
Sheriff units and police and border patrol hunt two armed fugitives, Albert Ginsberg and Herschel Sullivan, who overpowered a guard, fled from a moving train at India, took Powledge’s pistols, then vanished after a bus ride to El Centro, while Powledge was hospitalized in Phoenix with head injuries.
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