Indoor plants surge as business decoration trend
New York reports show firms spend about 300 million yearly on flowers and foliage to soften modern buildings. Since 1954 indoor plant sales to business rose 300 percent, with 150 million clay pots shipped yearly to 12 thousand commercial growers.
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Plants in commerce and offices spur growth in horticulture
Retail sales of plants grew from roadside shops to self serve depots in supermarkets. The Commerce Department lists potted plants and related horticulural specialties with leading production in California, Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio, New York, Illinois, New Jersey, Michigan, Massachusetts and Texas.
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Notice of Administratrix with Will Annexed in Iowa
In Linn County Iowa on February 6 1961 Dorothy Micheal Administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Lillian votny deceased requests immediate payment of debts and filing of claims with Imogen B Emery attorney. The notice summons all claimants to present their authenticated claims to the county town court.
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Imogen B. Emery
Wife Sues Millionaire Husband for Divorce Over Drinking
In a high profile case, a wife seeks divorce from a millionaire husband citing excessive drinking as the grounds. The morning court segment on TV 9 outlines the dispute and potential settlements.
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Winter Shield war games set record civilian claims
The U S army 7 day Winter Shield maneuver tests were cited by the civilian claims office for generating a record level of damage payments. Officials anticipate claims may total about 3 million dollars, roughly double the previous year as thawing winds affected the area.
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UPI
U. S. Army
Civilian Claims Office
Roads Turn Fields into Swamps Causing Heavy Damage
Roads and fields became swamps, causing extensive damage across the area. Infrastructure disruption worsened after heavy rain and flooding. Local authorities assess agricultural and transportation losses and coordinate emergency relief. Authorities urge caution for travelers and farmers dealing with washed-out routes.
Nehru Reports Tibetan Epidemic Plague
NEW DELHI AP Prime Minister Nehru said Monday he had received reports of an epidemic raging in many parts of Tibet. The statement reflects concerns over a spreading health crisis across the region.
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Jurist Taylor Stokes Dies At 67 In Charleston
Charleston AP reports Chief Justice Taylor Stokes of the South Carolina Supreme Court died Monday. He was 67 and served on the high court, leaving a notable void in the state's judiciary.
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