Fragmented World War II bomb site humor and oddities
A jagged composite note cites a WWII gun emplacement demolished by dynamite, claims odd museum displays such as parakeet harnesses and dog sails, and reports quirky local items from Chicago to Coventry. It mentions a London telegram design, a WaUkegan beard award, and transport officials favoring married love for better bus operation.
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Conclave of Lutherans elects new board at 44th convention
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The 44th convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod resumed business with 3500 delegates. Six laymen and four pastors joined President Behnken and four vice presidents on the board of directors for three years. Walter Koch Denver and Jay Piotan Naver San Francisco among new directors. Walter C. Birkner reelected secretary. Dr. Martin Strieter named treasurer. Incumbents Bodine Buck Lenske Bernthal renamed.
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Lutheran Chuid-Missouri Synod
Midway
Point
John W. Behnken
Walter C. Birkner
St. Louis
Martin E. Strieter
Rock Island
John Bodine
Silver Springs
Henry Buck
Kansas City Kans
William Lenske
Def
E. T. Bernthal
Detroit
Walter Koch
Denver
Jay Piotan Naver
William H., Kohn
Wyatsville
William A. Buete
Minneapolis
Lorenzo Due For Church
San Leandro brief announces Rev. Shirley C. Crawford to organize a Methodist congregation in San Lorenzo area. The new church, sponsored by San Teaniro Methodist, will sit on Lewellink Blvis near Washington St in San Leandro. construction plans await Rev Crawford arrival.
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Pigeons Stolen From Loft Worth 605 Dollars
SAN LEANDRO Tholt 11 pigeons total value 605 dollars from a loft were reported yesterday by August Freitas 219 266 Harlan Street Freilag said the most valuable were Alubar cock 150 dollars a Mealy cock 109 dollars and a rare yellow hen imported from England 100 dollars
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Soviet hopes rise over next ministers conference
Moscow reports Western and Soviet officials foresee progress at the heads of state ministers meeting. observers note Khrushchev and Nixon visits may energize talks on Berlin troop reductions and East German issues while avoiding a costly East West summit with the Soviet Union.
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Governor Brown Holds Central Stage in 1959 Legislature
Sacramento dispatch reports Democratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown, six months in office, led the 1959 legislative session with notable achievements. He secured passage of a $256 million tax plan and a $1.75 billion water program if voters approve in 1960, while suffering notable defeats on labor and a severance tax. Brown’s leadership is praised as he steered fiscal policy and his water program through a divided Legislature, despite opposition and compromises.
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Daily Review details and office locations in Hayward California
The Daily Review announces its post office status in Hayward California and lists contact addresses in Hayward and nearby offices including Winton Avenue, Alameda County. It notes daily delivery except Sundays and subscription rates of ten cents per day and 1.40 per month.
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Study on High Altitude Nuclear Explosions Underway
UPI reports a joint U S British and Soviet era study running a week to detect high altitude nuclear tests. Experts expect results soon as teams from Stanford and other institutions participate.
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Britishia
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Stricken Accountant in Fremont Collapses at Work
Fremont resident Sands 33 an accountant for the city collapsed at work and is in Washington Township Hospital with an apparent heart attack. He lives at 4431 Giza Street and has been employed about six years. No current condition report was available. The Old Clock in Halifax has long marked the hours since October 1803.
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Sands
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Washington Township
Xian
Giza St
French Dresses High for Reds
MOSCOW UPI A Soviet magazine Ogonyok said Paris fashion costs are high and styles are too lavish. It noted Dior evening gowns shown earlier in the month as expensive and wondered who can afford such fashions.
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Butcher Sells Mutton At A Penny For Housewives
In Binfield England the local butcher explains why he will sell mutton at a penny per posmos. He says it is the benefit to housewives and that he does not seek large profits or higher income tax, adding he covers himself with other meats.
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