Duke of Windsor’s French mill estate once again up for sale
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan to sell their weekend home near Paris known as the Mill of Memories. The property, with a private village, museum, and gardens, previously failed to sell and now lists with new terms as the couple rarely visits. The desk from Edward VIII’s abdication remains a keepsake.
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France
Britain
Edward VIII
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Paris
Edward
Wallis Warfield
Spencer Simpson
Baltimore
Windsor
Women's Golf Medalists Impress On Guest Day
Mrs Gerald Johnson captured medalist honors on 18 holes while Mrs J A Frederick won on nine holes during the women s guest day golf event held Thursday. Several winners followed including Mrs William Fluegel for longest drive on No 1 and Mrs William Ramstad second, with others achieving closest to pin and various flight and group distinctions. Guest winners included Mrs Richard Leriwick Mrs A C Schneider Mrs Walter Badger and Mrs William Hull. The Mines club saw Birdies and solid approaches, with committee members named among the organizers. Eighteen hole winners included Mrs David Loupee as medalist and Mrs Loland Burns as champion, with broader flight results and prizes announced by the Mines. Hostesses were Mrs Ray Dunahugh and Mrs Harold Donohoe, while Mrs Watchkiss led medalist honors with 7 gallars and flight winners were named alongside pro prizes to Mines members.
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Gerald Johnson
J. A. Frederick
Iholes
William L., Fluegel
William ‘Ramstad
Wendell I Meafee
Frank Bedell
Terry Bjornsen
Ray Spielman
Richard Leriwick
A. C. Schneider
Walter Badger
William Hull
Robert C. Young
Kenneth Madson
James Kelly
E. E. Nevitze
James Phillips
Vryl Justice
Jack Rouse
Frank Elias
Joseph Miller
Leo Platz
Paul Ridge
Paul Wren
Madson
David Loupee
Loland Burns
Forrest Ainsworth
Richard Wing
James Howard
Ron Fellechte
Gary Leeper
Robert Pazour
Leo Wilson
Donald Lumsden
Wing
Howard
al Wear
Ailsworth
Jon Smith
William McAllen
Loupee
Ray Dunahugh
Harold , Donohoe
GR. Watchkiss
Gallars
Flight Wineners
George Shimek
Gilbert Kingery
Nertis Hunt
Mire Hamld Jorgensen
Robert North
Joe Dyikowski
George Tolbert
Richard Jenkins
Wilmavole
Shivick
Slain Back Slap Lawsuit Settled in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland Common Pleas Court Rose Marie Malone a waitress at Blue Grass restaurant in Maple Heights sued Charles Staresina Jr a 29 year old steelworker for personal injuries from a back slap on September 11. Malone claims spinal injuries caused medical bills of 487 and ongoing vision nausea vertigo and breathing difficulties.
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Common Pleas
Rose Marie Malone
Maple Heights
Charles Staresina, Jr
Staresina
Refusing To Tell Age Costs Woman $12
HOUGHTON England AP a woman fined twelve dollars for refusing to tell police her age after being stopped for speeding. Mrs Ashley wife of an engineer said ages should be guarded. She admits to 25 and also paid a speeding fine and license violation fine.
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Houghton
England
Mary
Mrs. Ashley
Bridge Club Winners Crown Thursday Championship at Welty Way
Duplicate bridge overall winners were Miss Elizabeth Splinter and Mrs Eva McNair taking first place with second to Mrs Thomas Mullin and Mrs Fred Mull Ged. North south prizes went to Splinter McNaur and Hanson, second to Hanson and Alberts. East west winners were Mrs Mallen and Mrs all first, with Frank eman and Robert Yeates second. Next game Sunday at 7 31.
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Welty Way
Elizabeth Splinter
Eva McNair
Thomas Mullin
Fred Mull
Ged
George Alberts
Keith Hanson Mitchell
Miss Splinter
McNaur
Hanson
Abberts
Mallen
Frank @eman
Robert Yeates
Abzug petitions seek New York City statehood
Rep. Bella Abzug and about 40 supporters filed petitions in New York City bearing 9398 names calling for New York City to become a separate state. If valid the measure would go to a November referendum with 45000 valid signatures needed. Clerk Herman Katz said verification could take a month and noted a constitutional convention would follow if approved.
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New York
UPI
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
New York City
Herman Katz
Congress
Free abortions proposed in liberal Sweden draft law
Stockholm AP report outlines a six year review recommending that birth decisions rest with the pregnant woman after medical and social consultation. If passed, illegal abortion penalties would be suspended and 12 months paid parental leave offered. Aftonbladet poll shows strong support, but conservatives oppose further liberalization. Saint Crispin is the patron saint of shoemakers.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Aftonbladet
Mailman Rescued From Inside Mailbox in Wales
In Wrexham Wales postal workers report a mailman became trapped inside a combined mailbox and stamp machine after a wind blew the door shut. Ceris Jones an onlooker alerted authorities after hearing frantic knocking. The message explains the man was inside about five minutes before being freed. post office doors have since been secured.
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Wrexham
Wales
Ceris Jones
Miss America contestants defend chaperone tradition
Atlantic City reports that Miss America hopefuls overwhelmingly support chaperones though some admit limits to their authority. Contestants from states including Kentucky Mississippi South Carolina Wyoming Massachusetts Idaho Texas New York Pennsylvania Vermont emphasize help with public appearances travel organization and protection from unwanted advances.
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UPI
South Carolina
Pamela Inabinet
Wyoming
Marsha Crandall
Massachusetts
Deborah Ann O'Brien
Elkader Peace United Church Weds Kathy Gossman and Keith Garms
Miss Kathy Lee Gossman and Keith L. Garms married Aug. 27 at Elkader Peace United Church of Christ with Revs Alvin Volle and Hubert Rahe officiating. A reception followed in Herbster hall before a Niagara Falls honeymoon. The couple will reside in Alexandria Virginia. Garms serves in the army at Fort Belvoir. Gossman is with the National Association of Securities Dealers in Washington.
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Elkader
Peace United) Church of Christ
Kathy Lee Gossman
Keith L. Garms
Kenneth Gossman
LaVerne Garms
Monwho
Alvin F. Volle
Hubert O. Rahe
Herbster Hall
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Alexandre
Garms
Army
Fort Belvoir
Wartburg College
National Ass. ‘of Securities Dealers, Inc
Washington, D.C
Iowa State University
Abandonment Charge Dismissed by Judge
Mrs Lucie Lavoie White of Springfield left her son Joseph with a neighbor while hospitalized. The neighbor later entered the hospital and the boy was given to the state division of child guardianship. A three judge panel ordered the department to return the boy to his mother. Lewellyn Miller Dies of Cancer in New York Home.
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Upi
Lucie Lavoie White
Springfield
Joseph
Jas September
State Division
White
W. Arthur Garrity, Jr
Federa
Llewellyn Miller
NEW York
Lewellyn Miller
The
Los Angeles Record
Dear Abby letters reveal family tension and dating woes
A reader laments working parents leaving kids with sitters and asks Abby to advise mothers not to work. Another asks how to handle a past while their husband exits after learning the truth. A young woman seeks help to win back a dumped boyfriend after cutting her hair.
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