Labor Day Market Picks Offer Good Buys For Grilling
Weekly guide by Lucy F Sheive highlights turkeys beef ham frankfurters and bacon on sale for Labor Day cookouts. Fresh local produce including corn cucumbers green beans potatoes onions cauliflower McIntosh and Gravestein apples grapes peaches and pears feature alongside seafood like swordfish mackerel salmon halibut cod and haddock. Maine eggs and dairy products remain economical essentials for family menus.
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Maine
Postwar Life of Gen George Pickett
General George Pickett, famed for Gettysburg, survived the Civil War and returned to Richmond after the conflict. He pursued business ventures there and died in Richmond in 1875.
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George Pickett
Gettysburg
Richmond
Benjamin Franklin Ends Sea Trials Successfully
The Benjamin Franklin, Navy's 30th Polaris missile submarine, completed its first sea trials. Separate notes mention Albuquerque's Chamber of Commerce raising funds for three gorillas and a zoo ape house project. U.S. Atomic Energy Commission and Japan agreed to provide 370 grams of fissionable material in small quantities for research over two years. United States loan of 7,690,000 to Turkey for power transmission progress.
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Groton, Conn
Navy
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Washington
Zoo
U.S. Atomic Energy Commis
Eension
Japan
United States
Turkey
Man Rescued From Chimney Faces Break In Charge
Alphonso Taylor aged 30 was saved after getting stuck halfway down a chimney in a two story house in Waycross. Firefighters freed him by removing part of the chimney and he was jailed on break in and entering charges. In Houston the Bar Association voted to admit Negro lawyers with about 40 eligible from Texas Southern University Law School as noted by Dean Kenneth Tollett.
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Waycross
Alphonso Taylor
Taylor
Houston, Tex
Houston Bar Association
W. James Kronzer
Kenneth Tollett
Texas Southern University School of Law
Columbus Arrest Reported for Native Mistreatment in Haiti
In 1500 Christopher Columbus faced arrest on charges of mistreating Haiti natives. He was sent back to Spain in chains as authorities handled the case.
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Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Haiti
Spain
Gardening tasks for Labor Day weekend and gourds
Extension suggests patching lawns and preparing for next season. It details gourd varieties Cucurbita and Lagenaria, harvest ripeness tests, washing, drying, and decorating gourds for display or finish options like wax, shellac, paint, or gilding.
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Old World
Tropics
Simple Hairdos Predicted For Next Spring
The fashion forecast praises simple haircuts for teens with chin length cuts and soft bangs. A stylist notes the shift from shaggy styles to easy brush setting, large rollers, and a slight bias bang for a cleaner, dressy look.
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Helen Hennessy
Enterprise Assa
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Weekly Food Market Guide
Lucy F. Sheive
Consumer Marketing Agent
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Maine
McIntosh
Gravestein
Benjamin Franklin
Albuquerque, N.M
Ee Voyager
Qodorinordd
Ordovan
Ganovan
Whitewall
Oll
Andle
Lon Han
ROSS
Westinghouse
Westingt
Wamilton Beach
Kleen
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Pextra
Force
Thomas
Home and Auto Piscount
Garante
Biddeford
Adi
Gulf
Victor Fleurant
Fuzl Company
Handyman Service
Walt
le Ue
Wonderbar Steak House
By Conrad W. Griffin
Honda Jack Reynolds & Son Sales & Service
Rachel
Laundromat
Prospect St
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred Street
Mobil Flame
Tires & Tubes
Kinmond’s
Scammon Street
Saco
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