Six Extraordinary Men Who Found Fame in Strange Ways
A杂 collection profiles Sam Sloan state treasurer of Arkansas who writes with his teeth after an accident and others like Leon Ray Lipushnesten the former road king seeking a lecture tour for youth. The narrative shifts through brief vignettes of quirky figures from Erie and Montfort to Amsterdam streets and Zep boat services.
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Little Rock
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Sam Sloan
Arkansas
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Erie
Leon Ray Liyvisnesten
Samuel
Lane
Montfort
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Kermit
New York State
World’s longest police beat patrols Western Navajo Reservation
Central Press reports Billy Sawyer chief of police on the vast Western Navajo reservation beat over a thousand miles. He earns 30 dollars a month yet holds broad powers and a shining badge while acting in a Hollywood film on the reservation.
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Central Press
Santa Fe
N. Met
Red Indiaz
Great Western Navajo Reservation
Billy Sawyer
Billy
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Lawser
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Immune to Pain Found in American Sailor
Los Angeles report describes Harry Hort who can withstand contact with hot metal without pain though his feet burn when touched by a red hot object. Demonstrations disclosed the phenomenon to reporters two days earlier while Hort continues maritime wandering.
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