British loan collateral amendment sparks debate in House
Washington July 11 Critics press a collateral requirement for the 3.75 billion dollar loan to Britain. Rep Dirksen endorses collateral tied to U S entry credits, while others split on extending the credit. Vote expected Saturday as lawmakers face re election pressures and possible base swaps.
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Death probe opened into Will Alten Dallas attorney
In Dallas authorities opened a formal investigation into the death of 48 year old retired attorney Will R Alten whose body was found in a locked, ransacked bedroom. Justice of the Peace W L Sterrett ordered an autopsy and an inquest verdict withheld pending report.
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Five Year Old Cheyenne Boy Celebrates Early Christmas Day
Cheyenne resident Forest "Nubbins" Hoffman turns five in July 11 1949 with a Christmas Day 1944 celebration that followed a bladder obstruction operation. He has since thrived, enjoying hundreds of gifts from across the nation and now diet free except for certain chocolates.
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Hospital Seeks Tax Exemption From City Council
IM and 5 Files report that F and S hospital, owned by the city, joined a supplemental petition with Mayor Gus Maverman and the city council to exempt the hospital from taxation. Authorities said they petitioned October 15 with no response, and note another hospital was granted exemption after a June 15 petition, prompting the resubmission.
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Woman Held As Arsonist For Tenant Fire
A 60 year old woman, Mrs. Zula M. Porter, was arrested and charged with setting fire to her apartment house in Sioux City. Deputy State Fire Marshal Cook said she set fire in a tenant’s rooms to force the tenant’s son to move.
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Bridge Collapse After Condemnation at Lair Kentucky
A 200-foot covered bridge at Lair near Cynthiana collapsed into the South Licking River yesterday about 30 minutes after the state highway department condemned it. The bridge, built in 1870, had remained in use until condemnation.
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Backache and leg pain warning signs of tired kidneys
Reader notices warn that backache leg pains and other symptoms may indicate kidney or bladder trouble. An ad touts Doan's Pills as a diuretic remedy to flush out wastes from the blood and kidney tubes, claiming decades of use and national familiarity.
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Macy's Opens Amid Picket Line in New York
Macy's department store in New York opened as usual despite picket lines by striking C I O deliverymen outside all entrances and the absence of several hundred employees. The San Antonio Light notes a July issue promoting light ads for fast and efficient local notices.
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