Asian Flu Delays TV Shows and City Meetings
Asian flu cases spread across the United States causing high absenteeism in schools and workplaces. In Detroit area and southern California vaccines ran low delaying city council meetings and TV productions including Alfred Hitchcock projects. Health officials report rising illness among teachers civic officials and residents with vaccine shortages and strained medical supplies.
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COP Seeks Demo's Aid in Nationwide Fund Drive
In Trenton Governor Moyner announces a campaign chair Spencer Olin urges Republicans to join a nationwide fundraiser honoring seven world darts under the banner of a general campaign. Hins invited to participate in a series of dinners and commemorative events across the nation to support the effort.
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Garbageman Leads to Thief in Sarasota Case
In Sarasota Florida a garbageman helped locate a thief who stole six cases of deer meat. The suspect was questioned at the home of Mrs. Jo Hla Behn, 49. Investigators recovered the unconsumed portion of the stolen goods at Mrs Behn's residence and arrested her.
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Jail Visitor Gets Own Cell
Milwaukee police report a visitor to a house of correction was held after authorities confirmed he was wanted on multiple charges. Deputy Sheriff Edward Kot hovewski stated the man faced profiling and other alleged offenses linked to the bay area tavern scene.
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Rock Swap Night Planned in Victoria
Plans announced for a Rock Swap Night at CPL Auditorium on February 4. All kinds of rocks in all conditions will be admitted, from rough to polished, with exhibitions and demonstrations. Members of local rock clubs will host and assist attendees.
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Insurance rate plan faces Senate clash and legal concern
Lawmakers heard Sen Jarrard and backers debate a flexible rate insurance program amid opposition from lawmen and critics who warn of higher costs and overburdened courts. Testimony cited 32 to 70 percent statewide variations and potential legal challenges as supporters urged continued passage.
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S A Flu May Be Asian Virus
San Antonio health officials suspect the current influenza outbreak may be the Asian variety. Tests are underway to confirm the cause as city health director Dr. C Ellington notes 26,000 may be ill. He expects flu and respiratory cases to drop in two to three weeks with cooler, drier weather reducing infections.
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San Antonio
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Entertainers and dances fill Navarro Street venues
City notices advertise Emil Mann at Polo Grill on Friday and Saturday, with ballroom dance events weekly at various halls including Castroville and La Vernia. Listings name Sonny Bendele Orchestra, Ku Shirey, and Tomy Vanek as performers, plus Bohemian Czech acts at different sites on Saturday January 16.
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Five Killed in Mexico Tourism Raid Targets Family
Anti government factions killed five members of the family of former president Daniel Kemayjor in Mexico City as part of a raid aiming to strike the tourism sector. The death toll comes amid reports of other political violence and economic measures, including a bank of Mexico report on revenue. UN relief aid to Morocco totals forty two thousand dollars for emergency needs as the UN Child Fund notes.
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Protest Against Haircut Price Rise In Sherbrooke
In Sherbrooke Quebec a mass demonstration organized by local committees opposes a price increase for haircuts from $1.25 to $1.95. The CGW will lead a protest parade through downtown with carloads of bushy haired men, then move toward Magog, where a haircut is still cheaper. Organizer Maurice Parcials aims to rally most of Sherbrooke’s men to the Magog barber as the campaign includes aims to return prices to the $1 level.
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Sherybrooke
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Barnesy car auction sparks private sale in London Daily Mall
Fragmented notice from The Light's classified service hints at a car auction in London tied to Barnes, with a five shillings value noted and a decision to retain one vehicle. It mentions a Friday event, a private sale, and a percentage of value around fifteen thousand eight hundred sixty dollars.
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