Guiteras death sparks Cuban army raid and arrests
In Matanazas Cuba Army officials hunted Guiteras associates after his death shot by troops at El Morro fortress. Guiteras aide Carlos Aponte died with him. twelve Guiteristas were arrested for summary trials. Bodies buried in local cemetery as authorities blocked relatives from Havana. Also, a New Mexico report notes discovery of a four tusked elephant jawbone in an ancient river bed near S Socorro.
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Cuba
Antonio Guiteras
Petrel
Coben
el Morzino
Gulteras
Carlos Aponte
Havana
Guiteras
Socorro
N. M
New Mexico
Asia
Alaska
Pere
Pile Sufferers Question External Remedies Relief
Do you know why external remedies rarely give quick relief and why cutting does not remove piles They claim a internal remedy treats congestion in the lower bowel and restores the parts A Hem-roid tablet promises to drive out impure blood and restore the area with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied from druggists and stores
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Leonhardt
Sonnere Brug
Liam
No more tired let down with old style tonic claims
An advertorial pitch promotes $.8.5. Tonic as a dietary aid for fatigue and low red blood cell count. It claims to simulate gastric secretions and restore oxygen carrying capacity, promising improved digestion, sleep, nerves, and appetite. It touts two sizes, economy twice as large, and urges readers to start on the road to recovery today.
Technocracy Chief Outlines Global Reach and Dues
Howard Beatt, leader of Technocracy, told Cleveland readers his movement is stronger than in 1933 and now international. He cited offices from Florida to Alberta and presence in Germany, Czechoslovakia, Norway, Sweden, England, and Italy. Members pay 48 cents a month or 5 dollars yearly, with voluntary contributions allowed only if not subsidizing the group.
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Cleveland
Howard Beatt
Fem
Florida
Alberta
Canada
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Sweden
England
Italy
Scott
Husky Dog Dies After Pampered 11-Year Run
Independence, Mh May 193- A pampered husky dog named Husky, an 11 year old spaniel? enjoyed a $2000 trust fund and funeral services. The pet, once cared for by Mrs Christian Ott, was buried in an ornate casket on former exercise grounds after two months in a swanky dog hospital.
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Independence
Husky
Christian Ott
Hucky
al Ps Swanky Dog Hospital
Poet Critiques Mottoes in New Justice Building
In Washington a local poet, Edward Conn, notes most inscriptions in the new justice department building are flawed. He praises one called Tulin as fully clear to a single reader and condemns the motto framed through mutual confidence for its potential police implications.
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Washington
U. G
INS
Justice Department
Edward Conn
Tulin
Conn
Arene
Judge Wipes Out Marital Troubles
Denver report says a district judge dismissed the final decree and divorce complaint in a unique action after Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eagle informed him they were reconciled and wished to live together again. The married couple had no ceremony, and the judge ruled to cancel the interlocutory decree.
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Denver
Cnlp
Spain
Nis
Ernest Eagle
Thes
Inter- Iecutory
South Africa Bans American Magazines
In URBAN Natal during May to July 1977 the South African customs department ruled several American magazines objectionable and banned their import. Titles listed include Ballyhoo, Bereen Fun, Gay Book, Branpy Stories, Hooey, College Humor and The Sun Bathing Review.
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Urban
Natal
Department of Customs
Bereen Fun
Branpy
Sun-Bathing Review
Dust and Lightning Stop Wheat Crops in Baca County
Dust filled air from thunderclouds and static electricity likely killed winter wheat crops in Baca County. Officials say shifting winds and sand stirred by dust storms caused crop failure across the spring field.
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Cole
Pray i
Case
Baca
Agen
Sug Tstis
Long distance land deal consummated in Montana
A CNSI record for long distance real estate transactions was established when Mecklenburg, who recently sold a Montana ranch to Mabel A. Nendham, completed the deal by mail from his office in Billings. Nendham is an English school teacher stationed in Barada, India.
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Billings
Mont
CNSI
Mecklenburg
Mottana Ranch
Mabel A. Nendham
I Barada
India
Here
Largest Barn in World Destroyed at Kearnay Neb
The world's largest barn, about 300 feet long and 100 feet wide with a 5 foot headroom, was destroyed by fire in Kearnay Nebraska. Built years ago to showcase alfalfa feed value, it attracted attention from cattlemen.
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Kearnray
May W
Probe Demand After TWA Crash Near Macon
Macon Missouri May 9 extended inquest into the TWA airliner crash that killed five prompted the coroner’s jury to urge the commerce department to issue a full probable technical cause and a complete investigation. The jury questioned 20 witnesses and found the pilot flew too close to the ground without landing lights. Harvey Bolton’s negligence accusation was not lifted by the airline attorney Manuel H. Davis. The jury refused to revise its verdict and reconvened to complete the record.
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Macon
Smo Town
TWA
Department of Commerce
Paul Wing
Hollywood
Wing
Toby Wing
Sky Chief
Fers
Manuel H. Davis
Harvey Bolton
Charles Power
Retired Wolf Expert Caywood Ends Colorado Career
In northwestern Colorado the Wolves of the White River and Cathedral Bluffs regions celebrate the retirement of William H. Caywood after 20 years of service. Since 1915 Caywood has reportedly brought down over 2000 wolves, earning the nickname greatest wolfer in the state.
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Denver
White River
Cathedral Bluffs
Colorado
Willian H. Caywood
Three Men Take Taxicab for 1000 Mile Ride
Winnipeg dispatch reports Gua Canale a local tank driver fitted with extra gas tanks as a precaution for a possible long trip to see an ice hockey match in Chicago. The piece notes unusual motives and a mix of quotes, with references to crowds and a call to dial F-1231 for ads in The Eight.
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Winnipeg
Man's Run of Luck Holds Rabin Ahead of Fate
Allen H. Rabin, a Los Angeles manufacturer, has avoided disaster despite a 22 year run marked by 14 ship voyages and four airplanes that later faced tragedies. He was aboard the recent ill fated airliner carrying Senator Bronson Cutting and escaped death despite many near misses.
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Los Angeles
INS
Allen H. Rabin
Tunisfortiene
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Harvard
Robin v
Dog Wins Sympathy Executioners Free
McPherson Kan May 7 The annual was ordered destroyed when its master refused to pay a license tax Two officers were delegated to perform the execution One aimed his revolver at the sap cocked his head and blinked two liquid eyes at him I can't do he said and handed the gun to the other The latter aimed at the dog The dog reared up on its hind legs and walked toward him He couldn't pull the trigger They found a home for the center pet
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Mcpherson
Kan
Blind osteopath Dr Herman Giles of Ohio a noted community figure
Akon Ohio May 31 reports Dr Herman GC Giles 38 year old osteopath from Cuyahoga Falls who has blindness since age four. A lifelong active member with hobbies radio operator W8KICG bridge swimming hiking and reading. He credits his mother for uplifting him and describes his life as normal despite his impairment.
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Akon
Ohio
Herman GC. Giles
Cuyahoga Falls
Giles
Byailte
Tr. Giles
Wits
Callies
Pitth Street
Two States Reduce Fatal Car Wrecks
Reports from the nation’s safety council show Massachusetts and Rhode Island lead in reducing fatal automobile accidents. Both New England states post a lower highway death rate this year than any other state, excluding sparsely settled districts.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode
New England
Dakota
Dry Chagrined at Colleagues Thirst
Colorado state senator David Elliott walked into the lower house chamber in Denver to find it deserted and learned members were being entertained by a brewery, expressing disdain as a disgraceful situation. The May 1 report frames the incident as a notable lapse in decorum and attendance.
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Denver
David Elliott
Colorado Springs
Seeress Predicts Jail Goes There
In Omoveland on May 1, Elizabeth Harwood visited a seeress who foretold her husband would return while tired of a blond and facing police trouble. The fortune teller claimed to see iron bars and a coat, implying jail. Harwood, unmoved, followed the seeress’s guidance.
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Omoveland
TNS
Elizabeth Harwood
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