Area Births in City Notices Report
A garbled list records births in multiple areas including Dever William, McBrien David, Silva Robert, S. Gerald, Vincent Norbert, Clyde Charles, Crespo Frank, Eduardo Antu, Gonzales Joseph, Cuvin Delbert, Relly Dean, Orar James, Nelson Elmer, Avaras Willard, SGRG Clyde, Steen Aldous, Way John, Leas George, Cooley Dennis, Bulick Jerry, Goss Willis, Freitas Warren, Rakte Sates, Rider Charles, Rival Joseph, Alford Milton, Blanchard Henry, Lucua Onolai, Hotel Gilbert, Martin Donald, Lawson John, Nelson Fobert, Radich John, Whitlock Thomas with birth dates mainly in June and outcomes such as a girl or a boy.
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Hayward
Clyde
Charles
St. Jane
Crespo
Frank
Vane
Eich Edoqerton
Antu
Plawood St
Gonzales
Joseph
Pest
Cuvin
Delbert
Willow Ave
Tune
Relly
Dean
Holly
Dune
Orar
James
Leeward St
Nelson
Elmer
Peletman
Avuaas
Willard
Sagamore St
Pacific St
Aldous
D St. Ture
Cick
Way
John
Arnold CL
Trvingtom
Cooley
Dennis
Bullwd St
Jane
Liverman
Bulick
Jerry
Jis Locus
St. Tom
Goss
Willis
Marytin
Oxlands Freitas
Warren
Bellview Ave
RAKTE
Sates
Rider
Bancyott
Rival
Molly St
Vivne
San Leandro
Alford
Milton
Roseby
San Tretia
Lawson
Historical figures rated by psychiatrists reveal mixed verdicts
Dr Kling of Bethalnd State Hospital analyzes famous leaders and criminals, judging Nero, Genghis Khan, Catherine the Great, John Wilkes Booth, Rasputin, Robespierre, and Hitler with varied diagnoses. He notes contemporary rulers resist retrospective judgments and cites broad cultural context.
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WEW
York
UPC
Nero
Fulllows
Nathan S. Eline
Ene
Anaryard
Genghis Khan
Kling
Russia
India
Japan
Caida Sea
Parkand
Hungary
Silesia
Kline
Remus
Catherine the Great
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Rasputin
Mle
Honist
Bethland State Hospital
lOrarpeturg
Hitler
Secret to American steel strength lies in ethics and labor
Washington Seiichiro Wakabae, assistant head of a Japanese steel company, concludes after studying American mills that monopolies and abundant resources are less decisive than ethics and a hardworking people.
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Washtington
Seiichiro Wakaabe
America
Maine Fight Over Senate Seat Draws National Attention
Portland reports a heated fight for Maine's Senate seat with Len Frederick G Payne and Ed Mund Mushie amid renomination battles. Payne survives the Republican primary as Sahagian is defeated. Gold fine from Boston becomes a late campaign issue as the state readies September elections amid regulatory scrutiny.
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Portland
Maine
UPD
Len Frederick G. Payne
Edmund S. Mushie
Wall
Payne
Herman D. Sahagian
Belgrade
Mayshe
Democratc
Vicinry
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Australian sheep population rises amid drought
Australia maintains a growing sheep population despite drought, reaching a record level even as drought threatens grazing. Analysts note the figure reflects about one sixth of a global output, with experts underscoring continued demand and farming adjustments.
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Canberra
Australia
Kremlin Changes Loom as Khrushchev Weighs Power
World briefings outline possible shifts in the Kremlin with Khrushchev at the helm. U.S. air force reorganizations in the Pacific and debates over atomic secrets frame tensions. France seeks more atomic help while East German communists press for Western recognition amid signaling moves by leaders and managers across major leagues.
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Premier de Gaulle
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Gindle
Congress
France
Russia
Britain
Agair
Local Grad Leroy Hagemark Honored for Math Degree
Beloit College Wiscon sin announced that Leroy Hagemark daughter son of Mr and Mrs Gus Hagemark of D St has graduated cum laude with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi and the Delta Omicron club.
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Leroy Hagemark
Hayward
With & Bachelow of
T Wss
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Gus Hagemark
D St
Hap Mark
Beta Thela Mmtha
Draft Tops List For Giving Up Of Citizenship
Sabu Sobul, 28, of Cleveland, renounced his U.S. citizenship at the U.S. Embassy, May 16, to seek Austrian study and possibly join Dr. Albert Schweitzer in humanitarian work. He said he would not serve in the Army and discussed options including jail, emigration, or joining Lambarené. He arrived in the U.S. May 16 and faced illness that impeded medical studies.
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Wenna
Jimon
Alien H
Sabu
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Sobul
Army Medical Corps
Sebul
Austria
Lambarene
Albert Schweitzer
Albert
United States
Australia begins first atomic reactor at Lucas Heights
Canberra Australia an official ceremony marked the activation of the country s first atomic reactor. The core design features a conspicuous cone shaped structure among the many buildings on the 762 acre Lucas Heights site near Sydney with the plant expected to advance research and energy studies in Australia.
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Canberra
Australia
Ogeradaon
Lucas Heights
Sydney
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Silva
Robert
Maley
S. Gerald
Stanton Ave
Taney
Decoyo
Vincent
Norbert
10Th St
Psychiatric Project
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
United Brass International
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Communist Party
Nesta Shrushchev
Ana
Ane
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Pacific
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Detroit Tiger
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Serson
Casey Stengel
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Tee Wait Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Isyo ‘Smith
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Phils
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Smith
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