Dear Mister Editor from Uncle Cal on daily life and court items
A letter writer criticizes public health drug losses and shelves stockpiles while poking fun at editorials. He recalls courtroom anecdotes about drunk drivers and a Miami shoe suit, and comments on rear ending as a joke. He notes newspapers offer a mix of mad and glad items and ends with a wry closing remark.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Howard Rusk
Ed Doolittle
Mister Edster
Miami
Newspaper seller in Boston finds life worth living
An elderly Boston newspaper seller speaks of gratitude amid a 100 degree heat wave. He jokes that after summer, he won’t have to shovel sidewalk snow, reflecting a simple, stoic philosophy from a life of journalism.
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Boston
New Books At Your Library
New titles listed include Fredericka and the Convict by L M Robertson and The Embezzler by Louis Auchincloss. Other works feature The Wild Swan biography of Hans Christian Andersen, Isaac Asimov Fantastic Voyage, Our National Parks in Color, The Road Grows Strange by Gladys Hasty Carroll, Some Forgotten Door by Doris Miles Dis奈mey, Horesman of the Shenandoah by Bliss Isley, and The Fox from His Lair by Elizabeth Cadell.
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Fredericka
England
L. M. Robertson
Guy Prime
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York Stock Exchange
Louis Auchincloss
Hans Christian Andersen
Monica Stirling
Isaac Asimov
Devereux Butcher
Gladys Hasty Carroll
Doris Miles Disnmey
Horesman
Married in California Amos G. Rigby and Eunice Van Slooten
Amos G. Rigby and Eunice Van Slooten were married July 30 in the Los Angeles Temple. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Slooten, Mrs. Gerald Jones, Mrs. Vera Larsen, Mrs. Audrey Sweeny, and Mrs. W.
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California
Amos G. Rigby
Eunice van Slooten
Los Angeles
Edward
Alice) Nelson
Don van Slooten
Gerald
Lucile) H. Jones
J. Leroy
Vera) Larsen
Keith
Audrey) Sweeny
Liberty) Brown
Colleen Smith
Henry van Slooten
Keith Sweeny
New Century Plaza Hotel
Community notes and immunization clinic activity in county
The public health immunization clinic at the County Court House reported 99 attendees last Thursday. Dr Russell Tigert oversaw immunizations with staff Annetta Sibbett Mollie Ann Stevens and Mary Ann Preece assisting. Local residents hosted gatherings in California and Utah with families visiting and hosting relatives.
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County Court House
Allen Tigert
Russell Tigert
Lesie Chester
Lois Wolford
Annetta Sibbett
Mollie Ann Stevens
Mary Ann Preece
Hospital Notes Births and Admissions List
Births Virgil and Sharon Garner announce a daughter born August 5 weighing 1 Grace 4 Ib 6 oz. A son is stillborn to Michael Norcross and Veronica in City on August 5. Admission and discharge notes list Teresa Dunford Georgetown Charles Flynn Arthur Burnett Grace Cleona Christensen Kevin Haga Cynthia Haga Jack Evans. Still confined Roy Barker Albert Bells Chester Hawker Don Harris Gladys Rinehart Randy Lester Wilford Panter James Gilbert.
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Virgil
Sharon Ann Garner
Grace
Michael and
Veronica Norcross
City
Teresa Dunford
Georgetown
Charles D. Flynn
Arthur Burnett
Grace Cleona Christensen
Bancroft
Kevin Haga
Cynthia Haga
Jack Evans
Pocatello
Roy Edwin Barker
West Covina
California
Albert Bells
Chester Hawker
Don Harris
Grace Gladys Rinehart
Randy Dee Lester
Wilford Panter
Thatcher
James H. Gilbert
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