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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1957
Page
13
Los Angeles reports that the Reina brothers exchange a battered Christmas card since 1927. John Reina bought the card and sent it to his brother Jim who returned it the next Christmas.
U S Army units overseas have aided local populations in several ways. In Italy a U S Army helicopter lifted a heavy statue to the top of a church spire, showcasing their diverse support efforts.
A crossword style list of clues covering night bird song bird and related terms. Includes entries for delicacy clerical status and classical terms with references to curved molding and month parts. Answers span legal matters and foods while noting a classical seaport in Italy and metric terms.
The Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach prepares for a gala opening funded at about 20 million dollars but faces a missing liquor license from the City Council. The event will proceed without spirits for the season.
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