Editor Named Ua Oc Nator Atlanta Senator
John J. Cohen, 62, president and editor of the Atlanta Journal, was appointed United States senator by Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. to succeed William J. Harris. He will serve until the November election when voters choose a successor for Harris's term which ends in March 1997.
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John 8. Cohen
Te Atlanta Journal
United States
Richard B. Russell Jr
William J. Harris
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Russell
Seven Men Jailed for Indian Foreman Wood Slaying
Tishomingo April 25. Seven men are jailed under heavy guard on murder charges in the death of Dim Wood, a wealthy Indian farmer. Officials say the slaying may be tied to an organized forgery and stolen bond ring dealing in bonds, diamonds, and Canadian travel. Sheriff Fred Hunt indicated the group was part of an international ring.
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Tishomingo
Obia
Johnston County
Heready
Dim Wood
Farrior
Harges
Fred Hunt
Wood
Vagrant Saving for His Old Age in Buffalo
Joseph Cobita, 60, arrested on vagrancy charges in Buffalo, claimed he saved about 7000 dollars for old age despite lacking a home. He was found asleep on a bench at the railroad station while authorities wired to verify his finances.
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Buffalo
Joseph Cobita
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Raitead
Special Summer Water Rates Announced by City Commission
New Braunfels announces special summer water rates effective April 20 through August 20. City commission outlined the seasonal adjustment expected to ease consumption during hotter months.
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New Braunfels
Spike on track derails Antonio bound freight train
Deputy Sheriff RB C. Ware found a flattened iron spike on the Sablasel track near the derailed Antonio bound freight and sheep train. He theorizes the spike caused the wreck, which halted Sunset limited traffic for hours. eight cars overturned killing about 40 sheep and none of the crew was injured. Boys playing on the track earlier may have left the spike. Special Inspector Luck Sywell and local railway workers investigated the scene.
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RB C. Ware Mondey
Satinas
Sablsel
Sunset Limited
Ware
Sheriif Ware
Luck Sywell
Southern Pacific
Funeral Services Held for August Neuse in New Braunfels
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the residence for August Neuse 68 who died Saturday about three miles south of New Braunfels. The Rev G Morningweg officiated. He leaves a widow two sons Max and Egon Neuse of New Braunfels four brothers Mobert Willie Hugo and Eoul Neuse of New Braunfels and two sisters Mrs Christan Kahnemeyer and Mrs Fadie Pape of San Antonio.
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Egon Neuse
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Willie
Hugo
Eoul Neuse
Iowa Governor urges farm aid at governors conference
Governor Dan W Corner of Town urged farm aid during his address to governors from ten states opening the 24th annual governors conference in Richmond Virginia He said that renewed general prosperity hinges on restoring farmers purchasing power a view echoed by industrial areas as well
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Dan W.corner
America
Judge Orders Noise to Cease at Courthouse
April 26. Judge Abram Zoller ordered deputies and press workers to stop noise from an electric drill outside the courthouse. He said the racket hindered the court's business and made it difficult to proceed with hearings.
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Mer, NW
Abram Zoller
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Zoller
Pickpocket Nabbed in Church Chase
A pickpocket was chased through St Mary’s Ukrainian church in North Philadelphia yesterday as cries for help echoed in the church. He was cornered in the church courtyard by police after weaving through pews during the Mass.
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Philadelphia
St. Mary's
Global unemployment tops 20 million in 1991 report
Geneva April 25. Between 20,000,000 and 25,000,000 workers were unemployed worldwide during 1991, according to the annual report of Albert Thomas, director of the International Labour Office of the League of Nations.
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Geneva
Albert Thomas
International Labor Office
League of Naffors
Japanese Oysters Planted in Oregon
Two hundred acres on Netarts bay were planted with a million and a half Japanese oyster seed by Dr. Thomas Rees and George Dotescis of Portland. The men expect to eventually build a cannery and handle the new industry.
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Oregon
Netarts Bay
Thomas Rees
George Dotescis
Porbland
Stateboard to study Texas river oil rights in East Texas
Austin April 28 Legal barriers cleared the state mineral board will meet to study leasing and drilling for minerals under the Sabine river in East Texas The board includes the Governor land commissioner and railroad commissioner and was created by the last legislature The move aims to develop what could become a major oil field revenue would aid the state's deficit and mark a first for the state to directly enter the oil business
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Sale
East Wexes
Gover Ross Stoeting
Ie Rovernor
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Seyne
Texas
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Urges US Recognition of Russia to Boost Trade
Washington April 25. Representative Ralney of Haineis urged recognition of Russia by the United States to stimulate business. He argued the move would open markets and improve economic ties, advocating swift action by Congress and the administration.
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Russia
United States
Ralney
Haineis
Democratis
Seguin Man Wins Contract for Division Highway Office
April 75 Albert fallo of Seguin wins contract for construction of the division highway office here for a tid of $674.20. Work on the building will start May 1.
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Albert Fallo
Seguin
Division Highway Office
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