Ford Heiress weds Greek shipping magnate in Mexico
Miss Ford, daughter of Henry Ford II, married Stavros Niarchos in a civil ceremony at Juarez Mexico. The couple, both in their thirties, unite two vast fortunes and plan a European home with properties in London Paris the Riviera and Bermuda.
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New York
UPI
Grayings
Latte Ford
Henry Ford II
Stavros
Ford
Anne
Miss Ford
Anne McDonnell Ford
Niarchos
Juarez
Mexico
el Peso
Tex
Anne Ford
Gian Carlo Uzielli
Fifth Avenue
Charlotte
Melpomene Capparis
Eugenie Livanos
Europe
London
Paris
Riviera
Spetsopona
Bermuda
YMCA Daily Schedule and Boston Musical Instrument Note
The piece lists morning to evening YMCA activities including Breakfast 8 00 Membership Committee Latch 12 00 First Methodist Dinner 6 30 Bunco 6 30 Board of Church Extension 6 30 Toastmasters 9 30 2 00 Paddleball Hand ball Track Weight lifting and gym swims for men and youth grade 46 co ed gym swim 4 00 5 00 5 30 6 00 7 30 9 00 Family Swim Health Club schedule 0 00 AM 8 00 PM and ends with a note about Musical People Boston listing about 29 million Americans owning one or more musical instruments.
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YMCA
First Methodist
Bunco
Board of Church Extension
Toastmasters
Boston
Death Inquest Fails To Determine Cause Of Mrs. Pirtle
Greene County coroner reports an inquest could not determine how Janice Pirtle 45 died from a head injury suffered at home. Autopsy showed a fatal hemorrhage but the exact cause remains undetermined as investigators continue their inquiry.
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Max. Bloomfield
Ind
UPI
Greene County
Charles Greves
Janice
Foundation
Collapse Of Wet Concrete Kills Four In Toronto
Four men died and eight were injured when 1600 tons of wet concrete collapsed at a Toronto railway overpass site during an 800 cubic yard roof pour. Rescue crews worked by hand and with machinery as wreckage blocked a tunnel and one worker remained missing. Police and Janin Construction Co officials investigated the tragedy at the multi million dollar project.
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Montreal
UPI
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Winter Constructton
Janin Construction Co
Spices Worth More Than Gold in Medieval London
In medieval London a sack of spices outvalued gold with ginger priced like a sheep and mace worth three sheep or half a cow. Cloves traded at about twenty dollars per pound, and guards on docks kept pockets sewn shut to prevent spice theft into Shakespeare’s era.
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London
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