Unique Marriage by Radio in Murmansk Area
A Soviet official in Alexandrovsk radioed Feodor Panyagin and Eux oxie Koultygina that they are husband and wife, making the first radiowed wedding in Murmansk. The town, 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, lacks a local officiant, so the ceremony was wedged between weather reports.
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Fire Devastates Maniazes City in Colombia Losses Reach 20 Million
A cable received by the Columbia consulate general reports a major fire destroying much of Maniazes in the Cauca department. The commercial district is wiped out with an estimated loss of 20 million dollars. The event occurred about 110 miles northwest of Bogota.
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Sun Baths Open To Prague Citizens Along Vltava River
Prague enjoys sun baths as a summer pastime with the river Vltava as the center of activity. Wooden bathing platforms line the banks, crowds gather daily, and families ride steamers to favored spots to sunbathe from afternoon to sunset amid democratic leisure.
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Religious Journalism Up For New Discussion
Muskogee July 3 Religious journalism topics will be debated at the Southern Methodist Press Association meeting to be held July 9 and 10 at Lake Junaluska North Carolina Editors and business managers of church weeklies will hear papers on obituaries causes news and circulation among others Dr R B Satterfield presiding and outlining the tentative program with speakers from Tulsa Louisville Nashville Greensboro Birmingham New Orleans and other cities
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Kissless Bride Seeks Divorce From Minister Husband
Alba Bugle, 19, asks for divorce from Rev Frank Bugle who conducts services nightly in his home and calls himself Paulus. She says he refuses to kiss, claiming to live in the Kingdom of God. She cites his religious stance as the reason for seeking separation.
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French public spends over quarter billion on race track ads
Official figures show more than 250 million dollars spent by French public in the last five years for ad missions to race tracks. Government data cited in a News Wan Ad results note.
Townsite pledges to shun barbers in Flagstaff western days
Flagstaff residents prepare for a real Days of 49 celebration with a pledge among every male citizen to neither shave nor cut hair until after the event. Bankers, lawyers, doctors, merchants and professionals display unshaven looks, wearing flannel shirts, cowboy hats and high top boots.
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Ada Lodge No 146 Meets Weekly in Wayne County
The order announces regular Thursday night meetings for LODGES I oO C F Ada Lodge No 146 with Wayne Roberts as Noble Grand and H Evans serving as secretary.
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Ada Chapter No 78 O BP meets twice monthly evenings
Ada Chapter No 78 of the Order of the Brotherhood of Pythias meets on the second and fourth Thursday nights each month. The second Thursday is business and the fourth is initiation and social. Buenos Denver is the W M and Cora H McKeel is secretary.
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Investigation Opens Into Okemah Rodeo Grand Stand Collapse
An official inquiry began into Saturday’s collapse at the Okemah rodeo grounds that toppled a temporary grand stand injuring about twenty people. Mrs James Poynter and many others were hurt with at least one feared to have internal injuries. The rodeo proceeded with the damaged stands still in place.
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The Meter Definition and Its Precision
The meter is defined as one ten millionth of the distance from the equator to the pole. This definition links the unit to Earth's meridian and provides a precise standard for global measurement.
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