Man jailed over car dispute signs.
Los Angeles man Jack Redman faced jail after protests against a dealer Eugene Klein over a purchase. Redman painted slogans on his car and ignored an injunction, later choosing five days in jail over a $100 fine as his lawyer prepared an appeal.
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Possible Transfer Of Browns Shakes Baseball Empire
Rumors spread that the American League Browns may move from St. Louis amid solvency concerns. Milwaukee was raised as a potential site, though owners Bill and Charley DeWitt denied a sale and cautioned attendance could force changes.
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Rogers Hurls One-hitter As Colonels Down Strasburg 9-2
Ben Rogers in his first Colonels start pitched near perfect ball at Rouss Park allowing only one hit while striking out 12 in a 9-2 win over Strasburg. Crim extended his hitting streak with a bunt hit as the Colonels pulled away with early and late scoring, including two runs in the second and four more across the third and fourth innings.
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Ancient instinct drives 50 riders on 340 mile Washington trek to convention
Fifty delegates to the State Cattlemen's Convention set out from Spokane on a weeklong horseback journey across Washington. Led by Charles C. Glover, the riders aged 14 to 72 will cover about 340 miles at five mph, camping under stars and eating wagon meals, with trucks aiding supply and horse changes at midday.
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Convention Draws Ranchers Into May Start Move
The text notes longtime convention attendees will be late this year by one day due to a shift from autos to travel plans. After 340 miles in the saddle, many ranchers may seek positions on standing committees.
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Poultrymen Hit By Rising Costs
Virginia producers face higher feed and labor costs as V P S economists report about a 15 percent rise in the poultry sector. Laying mash climbs from 4.40 to 5.10, scratch grain from 4.00 to 4.60, hourly wages up from 0.54 to 0.62, with furnished housing raising wages to 0.55. Daily rates rise to 5.10 with no board.
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Vines on a Brick Chimney Do Not Always Harm Structures
Vines climbing a brick chimney do not inherently cause disintegration when the chimney is well built. Regular inspections reveal any adverse effects from plant growth over time.
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