Fanciest Pet Hospital Plans Blue Cross for Pets
Hollywood reports a "Polyclinic Hospital for Pets" with Blue Cross style insurance at 20 dollars yearly starting July 15. The venture by Glen Ford and partners envisions a 450000 dollar facility with 13 wards, an animal pharmacist, closed circuit viewing, and services from x rays to a pet beauty salon, aiming for national expansion.
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Store gift largest ever to Hopkins County Chest
After retiring, Scott Gibson 69 closed his Main street store and sent a Community Chest donation of 2800 dollars in merchandise. The gift marks the largest single contribution the Hopkins County Community Chest has received.
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Honest customer returns money to bakery shop
A Chicago baker recalls a man who mistaken the cash sack for rolls, then returned the full bag of $800 after a distraction. The thief fled the scene with rolls but later recovered the money and left. No identification was obtained.
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Freda Schacter
Hubby Seeks Annulment Over Wife Changes
Arlene Fudge 19 won an annulment from Melvin Fudge 23 after five days of marriage. She said he insisted she support him submit to plastic surgery dentures and enroll in a school of corrective posture.
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Arlene Fudge
Melvin Fudge
Wife Joins Husband in Death After Long Illness
A double funeral was planned for Aaron Goldstein and his wife Mary in Rhode Island. Aaron died at 71 after a long illness at a son's West Kingston home. Mary, at his bedside, cried I want to die with you and five minutes later fulfilled her wish.
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Courtship promises echo in marriage talks
A dialogue reveals a wife questioning her husband about his courtship promises. He replies that he always fulfills them, and notes that his past doubts about being good enough have driven his behavior over time.
Irish bartenders strike cripples Dublin pubs
In Dublin on Monday, thousands of bars were dark as about two thousand bartenders walked out in protest. They picketed pubs and refused to serve, demanding higher pay from the current 20.22 dollars weekly.
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Ireland
Slow driving lands bootlegger in jail near Clinton
Earl Wayne Worley of Pampa Texas was jailed five miles east of Clinton Oklahoma on U S 66 after a trooper stopped him for slow driving. Officers found 18 cases of liquor valued at about 1200 dollars in his car and Worley was booked for reckless driving.
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Okla
Earl Wayne Worley
Pampa
Tex
J. R. Blevins
Worley
Here
U. S. 66
Blevins
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