Tears for cats and dogs in taxpayer tears
Opinion excerpts urge humane care for pets with readable tags and quick owner reference. An Animal Protection Institute proposal offers engraved stainless steel tags for one dollar and gold plated tags for one dollar fifty. The piece notes 55 million lost stray and surplus cats euthanized yearly and questions taxpayer sympathy for people rather than beasts.
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America
Animal Protection Institute of America
National Humane Society
Sacramento
California
Animal Protection Institute
Whatever Became Of as A Pop Culture Look Back
In a brisk reminiscence tied to Richard Nowels book Whatever Became Of he catalogs faded stars from Buffalo Bob Smith to Faye Emerson. He notes Axis Sally Mildred Gillars now teaches music in an Ohio convent while Lily Pons fights obscurity and Glenn Cunningham became a farmer after fame. He also chronicles Bud Abbott Edgar Bergen William Boyd Lauritz Melchior Jack Oakie and Artie Shaw among others with later lives shaped by money fame and aging.
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Axis Sally
Germany
Ohio
Mildred Gillars Sisk
U.S
Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus
Nixon Credibility and Psychiatric Claims Debate
Harriet Van Horne voices concern over the Nixon credibility gap and confirms reports of psychotherapy while noting press secretary Ziegler’s denial. The piece argues the public deserves full health details for a potential president and urges Rep. Moss to probe suppressed facts and trust in the press.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ziegler
California
Ronald Reagan
Harriet van Horne
Nixon
Johnson
John Moss
Moss
Pennsylvania Democrats and the Legislature Through Time
Harrisburg report traces how Democratic control shifted in Pennsylvania from 1935 onward, detailing historic party strength in the House and Senate. It notes 1965 onward as a period of mixed control, with Republicans and Democrats alternating governing power in the legislature and a long arc of Democratic gains in the 1930s.
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House of Representatives
Raymond Philip Shafer
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Keaper Drilled At 4603 Feet Near Corry Wells
Corry area news notes a Pennsylvania Gas Company well reaching 4603 feet on the Alton Peterson farm, near the first success on Carter Hill. City Council halves the 1929 tax assessment and tentatively sets 14 mills for next year, yielding about $83,200. Corry Junior High prepares for basketball with daily drills and tryouts. Hi-Neighbor Club reports a Thursday meeting with a tureen lunch. Street paving on Spring Street faces delay pending state approval of a street improvement bond issue.
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Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Keaper
Alton Peterson
Corry
Tred Schwab
Spring Street
West Pleasant
Today in History November 20 summary across years
On this date in 1945 Nazi leaders began trial at Nuremberg before an international war crimes tribunal. 1870 German troops surrounded Paris during the Franco Prussian War. 1917 Cambrai battle began in France. 1940 Hungary joined the Berlin Tokyo Axis. 1942 Alaska Highway opened. 1947 Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten married. 1962 JFK outlawed housing discrimination with federal funds. 2019 AT T announced two for one stock split. 2023 US population reached 333 million.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Paris
Cambrai
France
Hungary
Tokyo
Canada
Princess Elizabeth of England
Philip Mountten
London
Westminister Abbey
John F. Kennedy
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
United States
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Richard Oubesuetrs
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Buffalo Bob
Calais
Maine
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
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Lily Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
Miss Pons
Dallas
Palm Springs
New York City
The
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Augusta
Kan
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Joey Bishop
Miss Frazier
William Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Hoppy
Grace Bradley
Gabby Hayes
Hollywood
Edgar Bergen
Bergen
Candice
Mr. Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Lou Costello
Bud Abbott
Fatty
Abbott
Sam
Bud
Encino
Lauritz Melchoir
Santa
Melchair
Wagner
Jack
Jack Oakie
Wise Guy
Oakie
Barbara Stamwyck
Frank Fay
Frances Langford
Ralph Evinrude
Artie Shaw
Lana Turner
Ava Gardner
Kathleen Winsor
Evelyn Keyes
Lakeville
Connecticut
William Block
Ki. Goth St
New York
Hulschnecker
Hutschnecker
Peyton Place
Mr. Nixon
Dr. Hatschnecker
Park
Howard Hughes
Robert Finch
Washington Post
Finch
New England
Arthur Edward Rowse
Norman Isaacs
Louisville Courier Journal
Carl B. Lindstrom
Hartford Times
Arnold Hutsehnecker
Park Ave
Hutsehnecker
Denis
By Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Keystone
Keystone State
Harold Sweet
Florence Marsh
Violet Tripp
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