Lion Escapes Train From Dallas Zoo Shipment
Greenville April 6 A chaotic jungle like chase unfolds after a full grown lion escapes from a moving express train near Caddys Mills eight miles southwest of Greenville. The animal had been en route from the Margolis Park Zoo in Dallas to Independence Missouri in its cage when the train arrived with the lion missing after the cage reportedly tore away.
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Inca Jazz Tunes to Be Resurrected in Peru
Peru, April 6. American pianist and composer Jos Velderromu plans a journey to Cusco to collect melodies and folklore for an Inca jazz project. He aims to fuse ancient Inca themes with modern syncopation, seeking cradle of the empire for authentic material.
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Gary's Paintings to Be Auctioned in New York
New York, Ayr Gwi’s collection of thirty nine noted paintings gathered over twenty years in the Wil Elbert Li Gary will be auctioned on April 20 by the American Art Association. The sale will be held in the Hotel Plaza ballroom.
Governor-Designate to Name Adjutant General
Governor designate Stacy J. Some best announced that Lieut. Col. Ray J. Fleming commander of the Washington artillery of New Orleans will be appointed adjutant general when he takes office in May.
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American Greeks Arrive in Athens in War Addresses
A large party of American Greeks arrived in Athens yesterday and were welcomed by the One Talk. Today they were addressed from the war by Robert I Skinner, American minister.
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Diary of a Berkeley Teacher On School Closure Over Religion
Mrs Edih Sanderson of Berkeley recounts a diary of a teacher Mrs Jemrie dillgan in America. She describes two girls confessing they read about religion and the government’s stance causing friction. The diary notes a decision to keep silent and later reflections on talking with students about religion amid a school closure and social pressure.
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Five Million in Gold Shipped Back to Russian Owners
Five million dollars in gold tied to the Soviet Union was en route to Europe from New York. The shipment, consigned to Chase, was delayed as bonds and guarantees fell through with American banks declining to back the transfer.
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Famed John Dee Woman Involved in Deluge Dog Theft Quarrel
A tangled report notes a deputy chief and others in a disputed case over a police dog. The woman charged faced a complaint alleging events linked to a quarrel and an unclear agreement reached before a justice of the peace.
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Turkey may ban relief agencies abroad
Fragmented text indicates possible Turkish plan to prohibit outside relief groups from operating within the country. The note suggests relations with international bodies and internal factions, with unclear references to agencies, authorities, and dates.
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