Prepared for Four Years of Isolation By Means of Ads
In a fragmentary feature by Joy Stilley, a young woman plans a senior year move to George Washington University and imagines outfitting a drug and cosmetic venture. She markets preparedness through eye makeup and travel gear, packing for distant field work and medical supplies amid a backdrop of wartime or exhausted resources.
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Joy Stilley
Africa
New York
Washington, D.C
George Washington University
Gay
Boy Scouts
Packing Excess Dorm Room Gear At GW Student
A college student born of habit loads up dorm belongings each year. She ferries pens, ink, paper, and supplies by car elevator and small room, dragging 50 pounds of extras home at Thanksgiving and Christmas, then trims down to a trunk and suitcase by sophomore year.
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Gay
Alouettes Release QB Carroll Williams
The Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League terminated quarterback Carroll Williams on Tuesday, in a sudden roster move affecting the team’s depth chart for the season.
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Montreal
Montreal Alouettes
Carroll Williams
Rachel Smith Will Head Saco Grange
A Saco Grange meeting elected officers led by Mrs. Rachel Smith as master. Others named: Edward Pelletier overseer Norman Goodwin lecturer Milton Randall chaplain Fred Bell steward Della Torre assistant steward Mrs Pears Grant secretary Lawrence Grant treasurer Mrs Kay Spears Ceres Mrs Edna Graffam Flora Mrs Ella Pelletier Pomona Myra Goodwin lady assistant steward Robert Spears gatekeeper Christine Bell pianist.
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Saco Grange
Grange
North Street
Saco
Rachel Smith
Edward Pelletier
Norman Goodwin
Milton Randall
Fred Bell
Della Torre
Pears Grant
Lawrence Grant
Kay Spears
Ceres
Edna Graffam
Flora
Ella Pelletier Pomona
Myra Goodwin
Stewart
Robert Spears
Christine Bell
Claire Scamman
Smith
Grange Hall
Scamman
Harold Hill
Webber Hospital
Willis Sylvester
Augusta
Today in History highlights major events across centuries
On September 24 in history events include the 1789 Judiciary Act creating the attorney general and Supreme Court, Benedict Arnold's escape in 1780, Black Friday in 1869, Doolittle's blind flight demo in 1929, and postwar Allied loyalty pledges in 1941, Naples drive in 1943, Salvation Army reestablished in Japan in 1946, plus notable political events in 1959 1960 and a 1969 ambush in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
U.S
Congress
Supreme Court
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Hudson River
New York
Salvation Army
Japan
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Willi Stoph
East Germany
Otto Grotenhal
Mexico City
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Berlin
Hamburg
National Democratic Party
HAM
Shurfine
Hamburg Lean
Chase & Sanborn
Spencer
London Broil
Maz
Baltic Sea
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Methuen
Mass
Janet P. Levasseur
Camp Comfort Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence Davis
St. Francis College
Levasseur
Mario Balsamo
Laweence
Paler School of Art
Hamden
Schic
Gateway
Jim Gardner
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia 76Ers
Gardner
Carolina Gars
Biddeford Shopping Center
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