Nuns Leave Convent to Form Experimental Wisconsin Community
Twenty nuns of the Daughters of the Cross will depart Shreveport for Milwaukee to form a new religious community in smaller groups. They will wear modern dress, share earnings, and seek educational work while remaining committed to God. The move aligns with Vatican II calling for new expressions of religious life.
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Shreveport
Order of Daughters of the Cross
Wisconsin
Mary Michael
Milwaukee
Catholic Church
John Roberta
Daughters of the Cross Convent
Daughters of the Cross
Oklahoma City
Connecticut
United States
Basic Spray Recipes For Ornamental Trees And Poison Ivy Tips
York County Extension lists basic gallon mixes for ornamental trees shrubs vegetables and fruit orchards with ingredients like Sevin Kelthane Melathion Zineb Captan Methoxychlor and Malathion. It also details poison ivy biology and control using aminotriazole or ammonium sulfamate while warning about chemical hazards and safe application.
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York County Extension Service
Cotton to Speak at Kittery on Grayling Launch
New Hampshire Senator Norris Cotton will speak at the June 22 launch of the nuclear submarine Grayling, the 134th submarine built at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery.
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Cotton
Kittery
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
Grayling
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Alcatraz Island Named by Spaniards for Pelicans
The island was called Isla de Alca traces by Spaniards meaning island of the pelicans due to large flocks nesting there.
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Alcatraz Island
Isla de Alcatraces
Island of
Reno Cleared of Army Misconduct 87 Years After Dishonor
Maj Marcus A Reno is cleared of brawling drunkenness and infidelity charges that led to his 1881 dishonorable discharge. The ruling allows burial in a national cemetery though he died in 1889. Charles Reno, a great grandnephew, sought to restore honors and move his body to Custer National Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marcus A. Reno
Army
Reno
National Cemetery
George A. Custer
the Little Big Horn
Custer
Charles Reno
New York City
Army Board For Correction of Military Records
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Army Adjutant General
Custer National Cemetery
Montana
Greece Eyes Deportation If Papandreou Retains US Citizenship
Greece's military rulers seek to deport Andreas Papandreou to the United States after proving he remains an American citizen. The ex-premier’s son leads a leftist plot against King Constantine and a socialist state. Papandreou served in the US Navy and was naturalized after World War II. His wife and four children are US citizens.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Andreas Papandreou
United States
George Papandreou
Papandreous
Papandreou
Constantine
Stylianos Patacos
Andreas
U.S
Margaret Chant
Chicago
Explosion damages New Bedford fish plant and surrounding area
An explosion at New Bedford Fish Products Corp. destroyed the plant interior and damaged nearby homes and storefronts from Fairhaven to New Bedford. Five workers were injured, two treated for shock and released, while Robert Braga was hospitalized with facial burns. Police suspect a malfunctioning pressure tank of ethylene dichloride, a refrigerant used in fish flour production.
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New Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Fish Products Corp
Fairhaven
Acushnet River
Richard T. Gaughan
Robert Braga
South Dartmouth
St. Luke’s Hospital
Widow broker preaches women investors and independence
Dorothy Stimson a Detroit born widow and stockbroker for Paine Webber advocates women managing finances after her husband Dr Harry Stimston died leaving six children. She stresses women should know investments wills taxes and papers, own wealth and prepare to take over when needed. Her story highlights female financial empowerment and stock exchange goals.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Stimao
Dorothy Stimson
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
New York Stock Exchange
Harry P. Stimson
Detroit
Weimarane
Explosion Scars Mill Side After Blast Outside Plant
A blast damaged a mill a hundred yards away from the plant, smashing its side and triggering fire sprinklers inside the building. No injuries are reported in the fragment.
Cumberland County to Host Month-Long Radar Traffic Push
Augusta AP Cumberland County will host a June high-visibility traffic safety drive. Chief Parker F. Hennesse says more troopers and radar sets will be deployed statewide to curb summer accidents. Aroostook County saw a potato harvest surge reduce deaths to zero during a similar effort last fall.
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Augusta
Cumberland County
Parker F. Hennesse
Cumberland
Aroostook County
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