Calhoun Reads The Little Carol For Christmas Time
Philo Calhoun abridged Dickens Christmas Carol for reading aloud at Christmas. The new book The Little Carol includes Calhoun’s 50 page abridged version with intro and illustrations, plus notes on Dickens and readings. Calhoun, a Bridgeport lawyer, has built a famed Carol collection and wrote on Dickensiana with five years of research.
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Two kittens haunt Louisville laundry truck mystery
A. K. Turner found two kittens bedding among laundry bags in his locked truck every morning for a week. He suspected a prankster, hid in the truck, and observed the kittens sliding down a wire through a dashboard hole to bed down, evidence of a hidden entrance Turner had never noticed.
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Man No. 1 Menace On New York Thruway
Albany reports on the New York state thruway where the prime menace is man. Syracuse police say the 115 mile toll stretch had no fatalities and only 10 injury accidents in a month. Inspector Robert Annett calls the road safe. Deer near Montezuma Swamp injure cars by smashing grills. De er crossing signs planned. Pedestrians cyclists and picnickers are warned away.
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Blind Deaf Builder Builds Own Eight-Room Home
Morris A. Strong, totally deaf since age 12, is constructing his eight room house with his wife as the sole helper. He has done electric wiring, plumbing, most excavating and roofing, and assists with carpentry. He also machines parts, writes to blind people worldwide, writes for The Skylark, and is pursuing a massage reducing methods training course for future employment.
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