Mayflower II voyage and early American heritage noted
The piece reviews the Mayflower II voyage highlighting Pilgrim independence and the origin of the national Thanksgiving holiday. It also reflects on Plymouth's legacies shaping national character and democratic processes tied to early colonial history. It shifts to topics on premature babies and Bela Schick, then American agriculture and new market ideas, followed by the status of forces agreement and the Girard case.
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Plymouth Colony
Jamestown
Plymouth
Schick
Bela Schick
Army
William Girard
Awilh i Mhiot
Japan
Elvahower
Girard
New York model Lois battles wolves in Manhattan tales
Hal Boyles Americana profiles Lois, a 1982 entrant turned top fashion model earning up to 150 an hour for full figure shoots. She describes wolves in the city as treacherous and varied, from married missionaries to playboys, detailing crafty attempts to date models despite stable homes. She supports a son and lives on the East Side, reflecting on risking pride and professional life.
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New York
Manhattan
Collins
Denver
Lois
Michael
East Side
Columbia University
Prisoners Lose High Court Bid Denied by Supreme Court
Inmates Wo Teal Faithonsé lawyers and Roy Hel Wwit along with Stanley Steckl had writ petitions denied by the nation's highest tribunal. The petitioners, held at Western Penitentiary, faced dismissal as the court refused to hear their cases. The article notes a December meeting where authorities debated related matters.
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Pee Errr Cort
Wo Teal
Faithonsé
Dawien McLaughlin
Roy Hel
Stanley Steckl
Joen
Western Penitentiary
Bill to permit drilling in Lake Erie considered
Legislation would allow the state to lease offshore oil and gas rights in Lake Erie after a House approval and Senate concurrence on technical amendments. Geologists say gas bearing shales may extend into the lake from Pennsylvania and Ohio, with formations closer to the lake surface than existing ground fields.
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Lake Erie Erie
Lake Erie
Gulf of Mexco
Senate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Port Erie Terminal To Cost $782,000
Erie County commissioners discuss informal agreement to boost the county’s annual contribution to Port Erie Airport to 401,000, enabling a $782,000 capital improvements plan over three years. Key items include a $340,000 terminal access road and taxiways, $60,000 terminal equipment, and $6,000 parking lights. United States funds total 309,000 with Pennsylvania contributing about 5000, local matching roughly 264,500.
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Erte
Port Erie
Erie Aiport Authority
Authority
Roy Mauer
William B. Johnson Jr
State
U 5
Fred Lamberton
Exbia
Tozetfier
Count Ag
Commonwealthy of Pennsylvania
Toca
Airport Authority
Masons Repeal Ban On Grotto Raffles At Convention
The national Masonic order repealed a ban on raffles by its 228 grottoes, permitting gambling only for charitable and humanitarian projects under state and federal approvals. The action was taken by the Supreme Council at its national convention, with gambling allowed by the grand master in each state where not prohibited.
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Junealo
National Masonic
Grand Monorch Tee F Tih
Los Angeles
Evely
Supreme Council of the
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the
City funds seek 400000 for first year needs
A garbled note outlines total needs around 400000 for capital improvements and reserves. It cites 319000 base, plus 17000 for first year interest and 37000 for run reserve, totaling near 400000 in real money. The source mentions the Knnsl Ssstte in a distorted fashion.
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Knnsl
Cutting Vicinity News Notes Cuts For Chyst Plan June Party
Local notes recount June skating party planned by the Pioneers for Chyst at the Cony Rollerway. Numerous social visits and gatherings occur across families in Corry Findley Lake and nearby townships including Bemis Marsh Courtright and Bayle families. A storm knocked down a willow tree and a silo at Thompson farms, with Father’s Day celebrated at Cutting Sunday School.
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Cutting
Chyst
Cony Rollerway
Carl J. Marsh
James Miller
Rocky Grove
Patricia Munsee
Hatchhollow
Carl Marsh
Dughters
Cecil Humphrey
Ray Ohmer
William Bemis
Steve Dunn
Albert Dunn
Sheffield
George Imboff
Winifred Mertz
Corry
Clyde Courtright
Leland
E. K. Forker
Findley
Anna Dunnewold
Glymer
Edith Ten- Haken
Lawrence Benink
North Clymter
Bemis
Glen Evans
Myron Wallace
Flossie Caster
Srybn Hapgood
Wid
Kenneth McCray
Leo
Jean
Peter Howard
Findley Lake
Leverne Proctor
Volant
Albert Bayle
Proctor
Meadville
Greeley ‘Thompson
Sylvia
Earl Thompson
South Dayton
N. Y
Andrew Bowes
Spartans
Burg
Linda
Max Bemis
Glen Evang
Gail Alcorn
Roger Cooper
Clifton Cooper
Frank Hulett
Lyle Benis
Burr Yaple
Burr Yaple Sr
Waterford
Blanchard Yaple
Sherman
Tony Danowski
John Barnum
Erle
Frank Wagner
Legislators Eye Adjournment in Pennsylvania Budget Fight
The 969 Legislature moved toward adjournment as Democrats relented on appropriations with a 50 to 0 vote approving 24 million dollars in state aid to hospitals over two years. The action followed an early morning session forced by a Democratic boycott for a $100 dinner featuring former President Truman. Senate clashes centered on budget responsibility with GOP leaders insisting on accountability and continued essential services.
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Senate
Truman
Pennsylvania
GOP
Edward J. Kessler
Lancaster
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