Identical Twins Merle Metzger Dies at 65
Merle Metzger, 65, died after a long life living and working with his twin brother. The two men, identical siblings, shared almost all daily routines and housing, reflecting a lifelong partnership. The obituary notes their close bond and joint residence.
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Merle Metzger
High School Writer Finds Lots Of Material For Feature Stories
Washington reporter recalls 18 year old Patty Page a high school feature writer who built a portfolio from school gossip and human interest pieces She highlights her lead style college prep prize gains and her cautious view on libel as she edits Under My Hat on the school paper.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Iph
Patty Page
Patty
Patricia Anne Page
Petty Page
Page
Immaculata School
Paul Page
Maritime Administration
St. Mary of the Woods
Ind
Hang This Formula In Your Wigwam
Chief Ben American Horse, 81, leader of 12 000 Dakota Sioux, advised Milwaukee readers to move easy and stay loose. He urged avoiding whiskey and pills, to confine drinking to beer, smoke without inhaling, and keep active with coffee and humor while suggesting a move to South Dakota’s hills.
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Milwaukee
Ben American Horse
South Dakota
Waldo Hem enway revisits Boston restaurant after 45 years
Waldo Hem enway of Worcester, a connoisseur, recently dined at a Boston restaurant. He noted the table where he carved his initials in 1910 still bears the mark, remaining unchanged since his last visit decades ago.
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Boston
Waldo Hemenway
Worcester
Mass
Connosseur
Oregon School on Jazz Kick at Southern Oregon College of Education
Ashland Oregon Southern Oregon College of Education will offer a dance band clinic taught by music professor Glenn T Matthews. Students will study be bop blues and other styles with emphasis on performance technique tempo dynamics and improvisation. The American Federation of Musicians will send jazz artists to instruct, aiming to deepen listening experience and broaden instrumental understanding.
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Ashland
Ore
Southern Oregon College of Education
Glenn T. Matthews
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Matthews
American Federation of Musicians
Carp Removal Gains Steam In Minnesota Lakes
The fisheries division reports netting crews removed about 6.5 million pounds of rough carp in nine months across Minnesota's 10,000 lakes, signaling the program's effectiveness in curbing the invasive fish before it grows larger.
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ST. Paul
Conservation Department
Fisheries Division
Minnesota
Michigan Dominates Nation’s Sour Cherry Crop
Michigan provides more than half of the United States sour cherry supply, underscoring the state’s pivotal role in fruit production. Local orchards showcased strong yields amid favorable weather, supporting growers and regional markets nationwide.
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Michigan
Lad Conducts Orchestra In Coonskin Cap
Las Vegas feature on 11 year old Paul Alberghetti, youngest of a family act led by sister Anna Maria, who conducts the William Tell overture in a Davy Crockett hat between hotel showings. He reads comics between performances and dreams of cello lessons or becoming a doctor.
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Las Vegas
Davy Crockett
Noel Coward
Sammy Davis Jr
Paul Alberghetti
Paul
Alberghetti
Anna Maria
Royal Nevada Hotel
Papa
Mama
Carla
Italy
Denver
San Diego
Papa Alberghetti
Suburb Wives Lavelled Shabby
New York merchandising consultant and writer Mrs Charlotte Montgomery told a New York Fashion Group meeting that suburban housewives look messy and unkempt in appearance. She criticized homemakers for neglecting hair lipstick and attire, saying they resemble to scrub out a hen-house.
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Charlotte Montgomery
New York
Suburbia
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