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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1961

Page

4

Last of the Forty-Horse Drivers Turns 98 in Hollywood

Jacob A Posey, age 98, the last of the circus forty-horse drivers, recalls a life with Hagenback Wallace and Ringling Brothers. He drove 40 horses on tours, met royalty in Europe, and plans a small birthday gathering as memories fill a tiny Marietta Ohio born, Cedar Grove Indiana raised, Hollywood living man. He enjoys a pension, simple meals, and keeps vivid portraits of circus days on his walls.

Jake OS Angeles Edward VII Paris Jake Posey Jacob A. Posey Cedar Grove Ind Marietta Ohio Jeff Posey John Robinson Circus Hostler Barnum and Bailey England Bailey Spaulding Rogers Prince of Wales Hampton Court Palace Queen Victoria Kaiser U.S Hagenback-Wallace Posey Jessie Pauline Wehrle Covington Associated Press Los Angeles Torres Posey

Indians Seek Stronger Voice in U S Policy

At a national conference in Chicago 700 delegates from 200 tribes approved a declaration calling for a redefinition of federal Indian policy. They urge abolition of termination and reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, more local control, and federal aid to aid reservation economies and housing. They condemn undue influence and reiterate treaty commitments while seeking serious consideration by President Kennedy.

Chicago National Conference of American Indians U. S 83Rd Congress Bureau U.S W. W. Keeler Kennedy

Postman Usually Must Rap Twice in Luton

In Luton England a local quirk requires the postman to knock at least twice for a letter to Mr Hill at 25 West Hill Road. The intended recipient could be E H Hill H E Hill or A J Hill, causing confusion over the correct addressee.

Luton England UPI Hill West Hill Road E. H. Hill H. E. Hill A. J. Hill

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Gene Handsaker Hollywood Mr. Bailey James A Hagenback- Wallace John Robinson van Amberg Sells Brothers Spaulding and Buffalo Bill Yankee Robinson al G. Barnes Ringling Brothers Robinson Bureau of Indian Affairs Iowa Illinois Electric Company Ywood Nossal Lindale Plaza
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