Post Publishing Rewards 100 Carriers With NYC Circus Trip
The Post Publishing Co. will treat 100 carrier boys to an all expense paid trip to New York City for the World's Greatest Circus show at Madison Square Garden. Carriers earned the trip by adding subscribers for The Telegram The Post or The Sunday Post. They depart from 410 State Street by bus at a.m. and will lunch in New York before a city tour and dinner. Harold J. Bishop oversees the trip with district managers William Doherty Stanley Firth David Grealoger and Tony Rogers assisting.
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Last Quadruplet Holds Own In San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 11 the last surviving quadruplet, Raul McGraw, weighing two pounds one and a half ounces at birth, was reported holding his own at Mary's Help Hospital. He is the final survivor of the quads born to Mrs Gladys McGraw and her husband Ian, a 22 year old janitor who came from Scotland in 1954. The only girl died shortly after delivery and two boys died earlier.
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Ride-a-Wee Bulletin Board At Local Animal Hospital
In Dr Louis Nezvesky’s Long Hill clinic, a Ride-a-Wee board near the operating room displays pet notices and community info. Mrs Frieda Nezvesky started it four years ago to connect owners seeking homes, lost pets, or pet-related services.
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Hungarian Refugee to Join Schweitzer Mission
Dr Alexander Haraszti a Hungarian refugee and physician with five children will join Dr Albert Schweitzer’s medical mission in French Equatorial Africa, planning to depart in July. His wife and children will stay in St Louis where she becomes resident physician at City Hospital. The invitation even includes practical notes like bringing three pairs of socks.
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Cops Avert Battle of Teenage Gangs in Brooklyn
Police broke up an imminent gang clash in Brooklyn last night when 49 youths gathered and five aged 12 to 15 were seized. Officers recovered home made swords rubber hose and a three foot iron pipe. The youths said they had no gang name and planned to clash with the Chaplains who earlier beat one of their friends.
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Canadian Government Orders Vertol Model 44 Helis
Vertol Aircraft Corp. announces a Canada government contract worth about $1,000,000 for three Model 44 helicopters to be used by the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Tax Expert Charges U S Keeps Low Income Group Money
A top tax expert, Raymond L. Adams, accuses the U S government of depressing the economy by withholding three and a half billion dollars from low income taxpayers through the withholding system. He urges a 30 percent reduction in withholding taxes, arguing many workers owe little or no tax and that the government earns free use of their money.
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