Flushing Home Woe At Fair Time Visits by In-Laws
In Flushing New York Mrs G and husband Tony dread another World’s Fair season as relatives from Chicago and Tony’s family flood their home. Lou’s visits trigger overstay and a humorous army cat gag while a separate local board approves a farm pump tax plan and a water district project.
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New York
Flushing Meadows
Mrs. G
Queens
Tony
Wesl
Chicago
Lou
Tell- Fremont
Washington Township
Alameda
Board of Directors
Ltair
Shack
Matt P. Whit Lwastefield
Whitfield
A Stroll Down Memory Lane
New York reports a nostalgic look back at midcentury life. The piece paints a collage of past customs, fashion, and everyday habits, recalling penny gums, rumpus rooms, and county fairs. It contrasts then and now through vivid, quirky vignettes and shared memories.
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New York
Beef Consumption On Increase in U S
Washington United Press telegram reports Agriculture Department officials say beef consumption is rising as a promotional drive expands, with mid March start and price reductions prompting higher sales in major cities. Freeman notes a meeting of Cattle Advisory Committee set for May 18 and 19 to discuss bolster cattle prices and further actions. The administration seeks to curb imports while continuing the beef buying program and donations to school lunches and needy citizens.
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Washington
UPT
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Meat Industry
Europe
Agri
Orville LJ/ Freeman
Havels
Freeman
American Meal Institute
Not Worth a Continental During the Revolution
During the Revolutionary War the Continental Congress issued paper money to fund the war. Once large sums circulated with little Treasury backing, the currency depreciated rapidly and became nearly worthless. This led to the expression not worth a continental.
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Continental Congress
McLain Darkhorse in California Senate Run
LOS ANGELES AP McLain, a longshot in the Democratic race for U.S. Senate, touts pension reforms and a record of defiance while naming Alan Cranston and Pierre Salinger as rivals. Twin brothers Charles and George McLain fascinate psychiatrists with an uncanny memory and timing, but face skepticism about political viability.
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Los Angeles
Lincoln
George McLain
McLain
California
U.S. Senate
Alan Cranston
Toland Pierre Salinger
McLevi Ye- Charles
George
Califor- Charles
American Psychiatric Associa
William A. Horwitz
Charles
Horwitz
Clair Dr. Horwitz
Engle
Santa Anita
Jand
Gates
Edmund G. Brown
Dr. Horwitz
Miracle Child Survives Rare Infection After Long Battle
Two year old Maribel Olea from Yuma was flown to Los Angeles with a dying heart and swollen black wounds from a venomous infection. After weeks of antibiotics blood transfusions and skin grafts by about 200 physicians at Children's Hospital, she recovered enough to go home, becoming a symbol of medical progress and resilience.
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Los Angeles
Maribel
Blancept
Olea
Tollerib
San Luis
Yuma
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chilmasz
Rana Mexico
Gabrier
Morebiella
Mernr
Carlos
Childrens Hospital
Maribel Olea
Ariz
LA Churches Plan Huge Rights Rally
AP reports Prot Shuster announced a May at Coliseum demonstration uniting Catholic Jewish and Protestant groups for a church rights issue. Leaders from Rabbis Catholic Human Relations Council and Western Christian Leadership Conference expect 60 per cent of proceeds for Human Dignity work. King named as featured speaker. offering to address discrimination in housing laws.
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Los Angeles
Shuster
Jesslow
Church Council
Board
Carroll L.l
Rabbis
Catholic Human
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Lead
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Orto
Chrystalee Maxwell
Canada
Rane
New P Kinney Shoe Center
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KEEN
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Johs Warren
Gene Armeld
Fremont
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