Magee Faces Murder Charge After Las Vegas Shooting
East Las Vegas August 24 Carl C Magee editor and political agitator from Albuquerque faces a preliminary murder hearing Wednesday in justice court. He is charged with killing J B Lassetter during a Friday night clash with former District Judge Davis J Leahy who was injured. Magee has prior NM court battles and pardons linked to libel and contempt cases.
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Knee painting fad sparks ad ideas for women
A letter to Bill from W A Palin of the Chrysler Auto Agency in Thomasville, Ga, muses on the craze of painting knees as a fashion and advertising surface. It riffs on designs from ships to cows, jokes about advertising knee art in parks, and ends with a tongue in cheek quip about modern tastes.
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Chrysler Auto Agency
Thomasville, Ga
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include New York edging Cleveland 7 to 6 and Philadelphia routing Chicago 3 to 0. National League saw Chicago 0 Brooklyn 6 and Pittsburgh 4 New York 3. Today features Boston at St Louis and Washington at Detroit among others in a full slate.
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Dorothy Ellingson Convicted of Manslaughter
San Francisco August 24 Dorothy Ellingson seventeen-year-old confessed matricide is convicted of manslaughter by a jury and will await sentence from Judge Harold Louderback next Wednesday. A one to ten year penitentiary term with parole eligibility after one year. Dorothy showed calm behavior after the verdict and had converted to Catholicism during the case. She killed her mother Mrs. Joseph Ellingson on January 13 following a dispute over attending a jazz party. She fled the scene and was arrested later. The first trial found her insane and she was committed to Napal State Hospital. alienists later declared her sane and she was tried again.
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Sassafras Root Medicine in Early American History
The sassafras plant emerged as a valued medical remedy in early American history. Known as the ague tree, its bark decoction was believed to cure fever and ague, while sassafras tea made from young shoots and roots served as a cold tonic and stimulant.
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