Electrifying Romance Ties Trade School Couple in Marriage
Gordon Watson and Mary Hollis Watson, students in the George C. Wallace State Trade School Electricity Department, married after meeting while wiring motors and pulling wires in class. Watson, 24, will graduate in 10 months. Mary, 21, trained in carpentry before choosing electricity. Mary was born in Macao and lived in the Far East with missionary parents.
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Gordon Watson
George C. Wallace State Trade School
Mary Hollis Watson
Gordon
Akron
Ohio
Walker
Cullman
George Wallace
Mary
James Dewey Hollis
Madison Counties
Macao
China
Far East
Hong Kong
Earl E. Edwards
Hanceville
Bryce Hospital sees 11 percent patient drop in 1971
Mental Health Commissioner Dr. Stonewall B. Stickney cites a May 31 report showing Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa down to 4 607 patients from 5 137 at year start and total on books dropping 11.5 percent to 5 627. Searcy Hospital Mt Vernon shows a similar trend with a 13 percent fall to 1 600 from 2 300.
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Bryce Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Stonewall B. Stickney
Searcy Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Searcy
Stickney
Bryce
Alabama
Missing zero in desert crop comic misprint
Comic note flags a desert agriculture strip error misreporting humidity. It claims Abu Dhabi sealed greenhouses have 10 percent humidity instead of 100 percent, noting air blown through seawater as the source.
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Abu Dhabi
Brittenham Receives Medical Degree at Case Western Reserve
Gary M. Brittenham son of Mr and Mrs W S Brittenham 1214 Runnymead SW Cleveland Ohio earned his Doctor of Medicine degree Wednesday at Case Western Reserve University He holds an A B from Johns Hopkins and will intern in medicine at Case Western Affiliated Hospitals and the Cleveland VA Hospital He was among 94 candidates for the degree.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gary M. Brittenham
W. S. Brittenham
Runneymead
Case Western Reserve University
Brittenham
Johns Hopkins University
Case Western Affiliated
Cleveland VA
Exports Rise to Record 1970 Level for British Building Materials
London reports British exports of building materials and components reached a record 518 million dollars in 1970, up 14 percent from 1969. The AP notes the stronger overseas demand reflects industry growth and competitive pricing.
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London
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Danville Rd
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Anton
UMIT
Astor
ARROW
Superbrand Oleo
Thrifty
TOWIE
Nabisco Ritz
Ronco
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