Wrong City Tour Ends In Amsterdam Rescue
Mary Hartman leads a student tour that ends in Amsterdam when the group discovers they are in the wrong town. The incident, dubbed a comedy of errors, follows a misrouted train and a rescuer’s arrival, with later notes on meat imports and industry outlook for 1960.
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Mary
Ewitor
Ames
Val College
Mary Hartman
Amsterdam
New York
Inia
Hank
Washington
Etelat
Amster
New Zealand
Dtegala
Indus
Steelmien
Iu-Tries
Darwin
Australia
Nellie D‘antoine
Lamb
Holland
O.K
Robin Taylor
Hegelow
Dart
Council
Rules for secretaries to handle vacations at work
A business methods department issue from American Photocopy Equipment Co offers ten rules for secretaries to manage vacation periods. The first six show how to avoid an avalanche of work on return and the last four ensure a welcome home. Emphasized steps include informing all concerned in advance, arranging coverage, sharing key duties, and sharing personal filing systems.
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New York
Sieetie
Ali Teeea
American Photocopy Equipment Co
Evanston
Rdes
DiAnis
Soviets Launch New Series Of Long Range Rocket Tests
Moscow reports the start of a new series of powerful multistage carrier rocket tests intended for space exploration. The first shot flew 8,000 miles into the central Pacific, with Tass noting a test of instrumentation and a possible nose cone recovery, while warning ships to keep clear of the 50,000 square mile target zone south of Johnson Atoll until tests end in July.
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Moscow
Mars
Venus
Central Pacific
Tass
United States
Cape Canaveral
Indian Ocean
Defense Department
Johnson Atoll
Texas Delegate Offers Truman Credentials for Convention
Buffalo Texas alt delegate W Ingram sent Truman a telegram offering his credentials so he could sit with the Texas delegation at the Democratic National Convention. The note follows Truman’s resignation from Missouri’s delegation amid Kennedy nomination allegations. The snippet also notes that the Department of Labor and Commerce once unified before 1913 reform.
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Buffalo
Tex
Harry Truman
Texas
Heean
Truman
Missouri
John Kennedy
Mass
Ingram
Murderer Objects To Short Tennessee Sentence
In Nashville a convicted first degree murderer named George Brown seeks release, claiming his 20 year term is too short per Tennessee law. A court-appointed lawyer argued the minimum could be just over 20 years, but Judge Sam Miller did not rule immediately.
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Nashville, Tenn
George Brown
Tennessee
Sam Miller
Brown
Comlal
John Kelley
Miller
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Low
Baytown
Sun Building
Judnow
S. Sayre
Lorge
Borg-Warner
Sam Dawson
Branalt
SEARS
Morheck Vnd
Allstate Triple
Allstate
Reds
Emulsamix
Tyrex Cord
Tyrex, Inc
Taheless Whitew
Whitewall
Allstate Auto
Lena
Necuning
Sears Baytown
Etter
Texas Ave
Post
Baytown, Texas
Department of Lebor and Commerce
Dox
Brunson
Turkey
Hormel's Dairy Sliced
Axwell House Coffee
Martinellis
Galioi
Rosedale Peas
Green Peppers
Coral Detergent
Tim Rar
Richard Hedcut
Jello “Travons
Adolphus Rice
Giette
Dean
Zabeine
Giadieri
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