Evangeline lore and Acadian town charm in St Martinville
A personal reflection on St Martinville Louisiana linking Evangeline lore to a real Acadian history. The writer recalls the Evangeline oak the local cemetery Evangeline statue and a museum run by Mon Sieur Andre Olivier at the Acadian Museum near Teche Bayou. The piece contrasts Longfellow poem with true events of Emmeline and Louis.
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MonSieur Andre Olivier
Teche Bayou Bridge
St. Martinville
Longfellow
Louisiana
Evangeline
Louis ‘Arceneaux
Gabriel
Emmeline Labiche
Nova Scotia
St. Martin Church
Edward Simon
Harvard
Emmeline
Louis
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Monsieur Andre
Long sideburns as masculine fad despite women’s fashion
Harold Coffin notes men grow long sideburns to mock feminine styles yet a man’s hair cannot match the attention drawn by a woman’s short skirt. Psychologists suggest furry faces reveal frustration at not displaying chest hair, while some men resemble baldheaded geisha figures.
Garden City Telegram publication details and rates
Garden City Telegram announces daily publication with a carrier and mail rate schedule. It lists subscription terms, local and area rates, and states AP rights and publication privileges for local news and dispatches.
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Telegram ‘Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
Kansas
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Gresley
Hamilton
Kaarny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Telegram Motor
Associated Press
Rocky Leads Rockefeller In Government Experience in Miami
Drew Pearson notes Nelson Rockefeller's long public service record from Assistant Secretary of State to New York governor. The piece recalls Rockefeller’s 1964 booing in San Francisco and questions whether he can revive GOP prospects in 1968, arguing he could win if he gains Democratic votes while outlining his gifts to UN, Lincoln Center, and philanthropy.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Miami
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Roosevelt
Bernard Gimbel
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Nelson
John D
Gimbel Brothers
Gimbel
John D.’s
Laurence
John D. III
Lincoln Center
Winthrop
Arkansas
Mr. Gimbel
Rockefeller
Republican Party
San Francisco
Truman
Ike
Geneva
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
United Nations
Metropolitan Opera House
Nixon
Rocky
Washout Causes 43 Cars to Derail at Newtown Station
A heavy rain washed out track near Newtown Missouri, derailing 43 freight cars of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line. About 15 cars piled up by the depot, holes were knocked in the station which was unoccupied. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Milwaukee, St. Paul, & Pacific
Russians Won’t Pay Royalties Says Hoover in Satirical Sketch
Art Buchwald imagines a Moscow scene where Russians seek rubles for Western writing but J Edgar Hoover blocks the plan. A running gag features Hoover guiding Buchwald through Soviet temptations and media stings, ending with a staged press conference about the dollar.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Moscow
West
Arthur
Communist Party
Kremlin Palace
J. Edgar
FBI
Hoover
Pushkin Museum
Renoir
National Bank of
Kiev
Klaus Fuchs
Philby
His
Lenin
Boyle Substitute Easy Chair Is Home's Throne
Joy Stilley humorously reflects on family life around an oversized easy chair, joking that as children pursue higher education the home will gain one third of a chair. The piece blends domestic ritual with light social commentary on chair politics and Sunday paper runs.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
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Harold Coffin
Garden City Telegram
le Roy
Allman
Soba Frazier
Edites Advertising Manager
Fellas
Drew Pearson
Alexander
Casey
Jones
The
Washington Post
Syracuse Herald
Art Buchwald
Soviet Union
Boyle Substitute
Home
Washington D.C
Kara
Turkey
Old Homestead
Fidelity State Bank
Garden City, Kansas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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