Coe Faculty Auction Raises Funds for WSSF
Emerson Wright, a solphomore from Fort Madison, bid $550 to use the president’s office for a morning at Coe College. The auction and Penny carnival features netted $216 for the World Student Service Fund, with total college collections reaching $400 for foreign student relief. Mary Hubbard won chapel escort in the new station wagon for $1.50, Donna Freed paid $175 for John Hafer’s escort and a lock of football coach Dick Clausen's hair sold for $45.
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Cotton Moving to North in Russia
Moscow reports the northern march of Soviet cotton fields has begun again after war damage. Collective farms in southern Ukraine resume cotton growing and plan to expand acreage beyond prewar levels, with cultivation moving farther north in the USSR.
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Antique Teaspot Is Found and Returned
Charleston man Ashmead F. Pringle Jr. misplaced an 1885 First National Bank of Charleston ten dollar bill on New York sidewalks. The antique item, kept in a transparent case with his Harvard Business School Alumni Association card, was recovered by A Abbott Rosen of Chicago and returned to the association office for delivery to Pringle.
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Mussels Flood Melbourne Harbor After Storm
A storm in Port Phillip bay washed ashore 4 700 tons of mussels on Melbourne beaches. The Melbourne city council deployed seven tractors with mechanical shovels to clear them before they rotted, with piles two feet deep in some areas.
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Specialized Rheumatism Treatment Promises Free Health Book
Excelsior Springs Missouri March 12 A new specialized system for rheumatism and arthritis combines mineral waters and baths. The Ball Clinic offers a free booklet Rheumatism Good Health Lifes Greatest Blessing explaining why drugs fail and how freedom from rheumatism may be possible. No obligation for requesting the book. Send to The Ball Clinic Dept 1402 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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