Auctioneers Advertise New and Used Furniture Sale
An auction listing promotes New and Used Furniture to be sold January 2 3 and 4 from 6 to 9 pm at Wesley's Furniture 18 20 N Highland Cha nute. Also noted are local ads for insurance car tags and titles and Tioga Coffee Shop closing on New Year's Day. News item includes visits of Wexford Pa residents to Benedict and nearby families in Fredonia and Benedict during the holidays.
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Wesley's
Highland
Chanute
Local families gather for holidays and community events
Coalmont residents Mr and Mrs Eddie Osborn visit with Dwight Storys west of Roper. Benedict hosts holiday visits from Darbe families and Ann Landis returns from Kansas City. Swede Center to host a magic program with cupcakes and coffee. Benedict guests include Kirk Harris and Winfield visitors. Booes head to Castle Air Force Base then Fairchild in Spokane. LaCygne hosts Christmas with Krepps family and others. North Valley Community meeting features entertainment and pie. Army Pvt John E Gahagan serves on XVIII Airborne Corps Artillery team at Fort Bragg after basic training. Multiple Olson families visit Panhandle Texas and Chanute.
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Vance Booe
Debra
Dara
Gale
Vance Jr
Warrensburg
John Spencer
Benedict
Spencer
Harold Morrow
Kathy
Carla
Kenneth
Severy
Leo Landwehr
Army
John E. Gahagan
Mary P. Gahagan
Walnut
Fort Bragg
N. C
Xviii Airborne Corps
Gahagan
54Th Field Artillery Group
Fort Leonard Wood
St. Patrick High School
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Big Sign Announces Arrival of Son in Detroit
Rita and Lee Goren advertised their baby boy with a 25 foot billboard in Detroit. The 31 year old father of two girls said he wanted a boy badly and posted It s a boy in eighteen inch letters across town.
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Detroit
Lee Goren
Rita
Lee
Lost Money Worth It Says Local Investor
A local investor states that losing a lot of money was worthwhile, citing long term gains and lessons learned from market swings and strategic risk taking. The comment emphasizes resilience and calculated bets despite financial loss.
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Tlost
Free Taxi Service on New Year’s Eve in Hardwick
Hardwick Mass police offer third year of free taxi rides for motorists who drink at parties. Police Chief Victor N Allard urged residents to call for a driver who will take them home, ensuring no publicity or record.
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Hardwick
Mass
Victor N. Allard
Community Toy Distribution Brightens Fredonia Needy Kids
In Fredonia the Jaycees and Future Farmers of America reported about 100 toys were given to area children in need for Christmas. The event aimed to bring holiday cheer to local families and distribute gifts to youngsters.
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Fredonia
Fredonia Jaycees
Future Farmers of America
Three Minne apolis men charged after stolen car case
State troopers arrested Larry Bruhn 29 Archibald Bacik 33 and Michael Larkin 33 all of Minneapolis after finding a stolen car involved in a crash. Officers learned from Minnesota authorities the vehicle had been stolen two or three days before Christmas as they identified the occupants.
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Yates Center
Minneapolis
Minn
Marion Cox
Minnesota
Larry Bruhn
Archibald Bacik
Michael Larkin
Sputnik Tumble Due in January
London dispatch reports a Soviet radio broadcast predicting Sputnik I will reenter the atmosphere and cease to exist in early January as its orbit decays from a peak of 590 miles to no higher than 198 miles.
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London
Moscow Radio
Boy's Question Stumps Professors at Michigan
A 9-year-old asks University of Michigan authorities to send information about space rockets stars atoms the past and cars. The lad writes in a polite P.S. asking for extra thanks.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
P.S
Show of Stars Arrives for San Quentin Prisoners
A 50 act Show of Stars will play at San Quentin Prison on New Year’s Day. The program is sponsored by the Theatrical Federation of San Francisco and features night club and stage stars.
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San Quentin
Calif
The
Theatrical Federation of
San Francisco
Boost Likely Near One Billion For Missiles Program
House appropriations subcommittee will begin hearings January 8 on a Defense Department request for emergency missile funds. Chairman Mahon says about 1.2 billion dollars is sought to supplement current year outlays, with McElroy previously signaling a one billion dollar supplemental. He calls the missile program essential to expedite procurement and speed up monthly buys. Senators Hayden and Chavez offer cautious views on a defense budget near 40 billion dollars for next year.
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Washington
House
Defense Department
Mahon
D-Tex
Department
Defense McElroy
Sen
Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chavez
D-Nm
Defense Appropriations
Congress
US and French Towns Deepen York Arles Ties
York Pennsylvania and Arles France will grow closer in the new year as their exchange program expands. Two years into the program locals will see the first teach exchange completed and new joint activities planned between the two communities.
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York
Arles
France
York, Pa
Christmas Bride Ties Knot in Arles Marriage Exchange
Miss Margaret Virginia Boltt, 26, married 42 year old Charles Privat, mayor of Arles, under the exchange program. Boltt remained in Arles teaching English after a six month stay begun in January 1956 as York continues teaching French in its elementary schools.
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Arles
Margaret Virginia Boltt
Charles Privat
Boltz
York
African-Asian Leftists Demand Western Exit from Middle East
The Cairo gathered African Asian conference backed a resolution calling Western imperialists to withdraw from the Middle and Far East. The Political Committee approved the imperialist resolution after warding off attempts to accuse the United States of inhuman atrocities in South Korea.
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Cairo
Middle
Far East
United States
South Korea
Better English 1 2 3 4 5
Answers cover sentence clarity pronunciation misspelling euphemism and a ta word for redundancy. Key items include almost instead of hardly affrontery tautology and a phonetic note on euphemism with accent guidance.
New York City Public Library Surpasses 25 Million Books
The New York City library system now holds about 25 million volumes across its branches. Librarians note the milestone reflects extensive acquisitions and diverse collections serving residents and visitors.
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Public Library System
New York City
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