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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
24
A lively note extols canned foods for roadside picnics with quick prep and less mess. It suggests packing tuna, cheese spread, crackers, pickles, chips, tomatoes, oranges, and beverages to keep sandwiches fresh and enjoyable for all while reducing kitchen work.
In Somerset Kentucky on May 31 a local landlord, Rev. gd. A. O'Bryan, a minister, placed an advertisement offering apartments for four dollars a month less rent to families with children to prove he has no objection to kids.
Isaac Long, 15, son of Teaac and Mr. Long of 503 Park Dr, travels with a Gazette route earning money for schooling. He attends Bream Memorial Church and Lincoln High School, where he is in the 8th grade and holds a B Honor Roll as part of a education tour across New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Washington paid by route earnings.
Israeli military spokesman dismissed a Damascus report that two Syrian Air Force planes shot down an Israeli plane after crossing four miles into Syria. He stated none of our planes has been over Syrian territory and no Israeli pilots are missing, with Damascus citing the Deraa district governor as the source.
In New Delhi on May 31 officials reported the Soviet Union and China are backing away from large grain offers to India. A Indian negotiator returned from Peiping after a pact for up to 450,000 tons of mila and 70,000 tons of rice, while China had offered 1,000,000 tons. remaining 480,000 tons not to be negotiated now. Soviet deals dwindled from 500,000 to 109,000 tons as talks continue without a clear agreement. A Russian consignment of 680 tons of wheat arrived at Forest Swimming Pool.
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