Marion Pair Loses Appeal in Civil Rights Case
Bruno Koemer and Hugo Ackermann of Marion, along with deputy, Thursday lost their appeal to escape a sentence for depriving a Marion resident of civil rights. Judge Ben H. Ricese denied a request from 400 Marion voters for immediate release. They were ordered transferred to the Federal Correctional Institution in Texarkana to serve six month terms and fined $500 each. The May 1950 incident followed Efrem Rasberry running over a hound dog belonging to Koehler.
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Oil Hit in Mid Africa Opens Mining Session
DRAZ ZAVILLE, Frenchy Nqui 1 Africa oil discovery in Gabon cited as potential boost to Equatorial Africa mining. High Commissioner Cornut-Genilile opened the yearly session of the Equatorial Africa Grand noting oil and diamond outputs, but warned big scale exploitation would take months to confirm.
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Medical advances promise new treatments and relief
A report highlights a doctor developing arthritis relief and a broader medical advance. The text urges reading Reader's Digest for January with Lois Mattox Miller noting exciting progress and long lasting effects in treatments. It emphasizes cutting edge efforts against diseases with broad human impact.
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Teenagers Hurt in Crash Near Santa Ana
Three 15 year old teens were injured in an auto crash on Vance Jackson Road when their car left the pavement, struck two light posts and a telephone pole, and traveled 83 yards before stopping. All three occupants were hospitalized in good condition. the driver sustained injuries but was not hospitalized. Names and addresses of the injured were listed in the sheriff's report.
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Weather Map May Rain Snow Across Regions
Weather map shows likely rain and snow across eastern half with snow in central basins and Pacific Northwest. Continued cold in New England and the Dakotas with somewhat warmer temps in northern regions. Details include wind speeds and precipitation forecasts for several cities and regions.
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Pension Fund Transfer Boosts City Employer Appeal
The city council approved a transfer of $100,000 from the ANST general fund parking meter account to the five and potter pension fund to stabilize benefits. The move aims to make police and fire department positions more attractive to qualified applicants, with pensioners currently receiving $17,734 monthly.
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Ex Texan in Jail Gun Charge Studied
A former Texas resident faces a gun charge in Saltillo with a preliminary hearing today to determine if the case will proceed to trial. Proceedings focus on whether a sample should be held for trial and likely involve A. Jude, with reporting noting the status of the accused and the ongoing legal review.
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Frigid blast swaths central region with more snow forecast
A new wave of frigid air from Canada pushed temperatures far below zero across the northern plains and Midwest while the east braces for continued snow. Chicago and Detroit faced heavy travel disruptions as 33 inches of snow fell in December, with tens of thousands of cars stalled and a shortage of chains and tires sparking price hikes. In New York, Tallulah Bankhead’s aide defended against claims of misused funds as court hearings continued with witness testimony about support for the actress.
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Collectors Win Praise for Back Tax Efforts
Commissioner N Tucker lauded Lester Klein and Paul Blynt city attorneys in charge of back tax suits. six months of fiscal year collections reached 918000, described as the best he has known. Full-year expected back tax take budgeted at 1005000, reflecting a strong municipal collection effort.
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Lester Klein
Paul Blynt
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