New York's First Lady urges Americans to act as guests abroad
Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, wife of New York City's mayor, urges Americans to embrace local customs and be guests, not tourists, on foreign trips. She toured six Western European nations and Israel, noting many travelers seek fellow Americans and planning to learn a foreign language for future journeys. Her light luggage reflected varied climates from Ireland to Israel as she focused on sightseeing during official duties. Stephanie Anne Pagan is three years old Tuesday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pagan Jr.
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Gay Pauley
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Acropolis
Susan Wagner
Gracie Mansion
United Press
United States
Ireland
Israel
Greece
Italy
Stephanie Anne Pagan
John Pagan Jr
Supper Honors Mary McFerren On Fourteenth Birthday
Mary Helen McFerren celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a supper hosted by Mrs. W R McFerren of 1908 Oregon. Billy Tom and Ray McFerren assisted. The menu featured cold cuts, marinated vegetables, salads, hors d oeuvres, chips, olives and cheeses. Guests danced, played games, then stayed for a slumber party after cake and ice cream. Attendees included Jerry Lawrence, Wanda Hanle, Twanna McCarty and Connie Roshto.
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Mary Helen McFerren
W. R. McFerren
Oregon
Billy Tom
Ray McFerren
Jerry Lawrence
Wanda Hanle
Twanna McCarty
Connie Roshto
Cedar Bayou Baptists Hold Supper for About 100
Cedar Bayou Baptists held a Saturday supper at Second Baptist Church Cedar Bayou with chicken and ice cream as the main items. About 100 guests attended and joined in a singing and prayer session. Bobby Craig was guest preacher at Sunday morning services while Rev RE Adams preached at the night service.
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Second Baptist Church
Cedar Bayou
Bobby Craig
RE. E. Adams
Thief Returns 7100 Of 118 Stolen Chicks
Cedar Vale Kansas reports a thief took 118 flying size chickens from the William McKimson farm and a week later all birds were returned. In Pembroke New Hampshire residents describe animal life as lively with deer, a bobcat, two foxes and two woodchucks seen around town during a spell of traffic stoppage.
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Cedar Vale
Kan
William McKimson
Animal Life
Pembroke
N. H
Vacation ends as Rhodes family returns home
MR. AND MRS. JAMES F. RHODES and sons JAMES and THOMAS, 1108 North Commerce, came back Saturday from a two week trip visiting Salt Lake City Grand Canyon Yellow stone and Grand Teton parks and the Royal George seen in Colorado Springs. Also noted are vacations by MR. AND MRS. W.C. ROGERS and MR. AND MRS. F. C. SAXON with their children and relatives. Randy Arnett of Baytown is hospitalized in San Jacinto Memorial after polio.
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James F. Rhodes
James
Thomas
North Commerce
Rhodes
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Grand Teton Parks
Colorado Springs
South
W.C. Rogers
West James
Randy
Larry
Rogers
Meadeville
Miss
Smokies
Ashville
D. C
Knoxville
Yeon
Jonesville
Baytown
Randy Arnett
C. L. Harrison
David Arnet
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Southwestern Respiratory Center
Houston
Braytown
Executive Group Plans Fall Float for Baytown Parade
The Robert E B executive committee met at Mrs Joan Johnson home with Kay Danks president leading. They discussed plans for a parade float for the Baytown Fair and noted attending alumni Sue Baird and Geanal Powell.
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Robert EB
Joan Johnson
Kay Danks
Sue Baird
Memorial School of Morning
Geanal Powell
Memorial School
University Plans Air Research Unit
The University of Michigan Engineering Research Institute ERI plans an aeronautical research building headed by Richard Folsom. The institute handles external contracts exceeding 8 million dollars annually and has conducted harbor studies beach erosion and defense related work. Construction will begin this summer adding a high speed wind tunnel propulsion lab and pumping station.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Engineering Research Institute
ERI
Richard Folsom
WRI
Folsim
PRI
Aeronautics Engineering Research
255 Cities Charge For Waste Disposal
CHICAGO over 20 cities with populations above 5,000 levy charges on industries for discharging waste into municipal sewers. Most base fees on water usage, 41 have flat charges, and 2 use a mix of waste quantity and waste quality. Dairy, meat packing, and rendering wastes are flagged as most objectionable.
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Chicago
U.S
Jnss
Staurania
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Mary McFerren
Dacron & Cotton
Rayex
Originala
Claire McCardell
Fate
Claire
MicCardell
J. C. May
Corpig Christi
L. J. Wynne
San Antonio
R. Perdue
Beaumont
C. S. Perdue
J. H. Perdue
Patsy Walker
Jom Waan Walker
Houste
Gladys Mae Rhoden
Gordon Kilpatrick
Waere
Orson Cotton
Taffeta
Val
Skinner
the Fabric Shop
Texas Ave
University Plans Air Research Unit
China
Drew
Texas Avenue
West Texas Avenue
Tina Leser
Hanora
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