Houghs Build Isle Gazette Into National Readership
Henry and Merty Hough operate the Vineyard Gazette on Martha's Vineyard, expanding a tiny weekly into a widely circulated paper with readers from Tokyo to Trinidad. Their thrifty, durable venture, started in 1920, thrives as the island’s flagship news source and a symbol of persistent local enterprise.
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Tripoli
Gazette's voice steady as town life shapes a paper
In Greeley Tribune dated August 23 1995 the Gazette is described as a small town focused paper. Editors Heney Belly and Hough value democracy and community reporting over wealth, covering murders and town meetings with care while preserving friendly local ties and a modest newsroom lifestyle.
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Nebraska Team Formed for Big Antelope Hunt
Lander Wyoming reports a Nebraska team led by Gov Victor Anderson and including SAC commander LeMay has been named for the 1955 Lander antelope hunt on Sept 1 2. Members BILL Harder Pon Robertson and others form the Nebraska squad. two Colorado and governor led teams already entered. a fourth team of Wyoming hunters expected.
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Gove
Ed Sohnason
Quer
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Waller Jahnson
Eller Anymons
Lee Knots
Dan Thornton
Rach Opens Bible Site for New Australians after War
The British Bible Society begins presenting a Bible to each new Australian as thousands of immigrants welcomed fear the war’s end. After five years they may swear allegiance to the Queen, holding the Bible in their right hand, marking a path to citizenship and faith.
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Hese
British & Facelgh Bible Society
Alley Denies Segregation of India's Ambassador at Airport Cafe
A Houston area incident involved Mrs Mary Alley who mistook India's ambassador to the United States, G J Mehta, for a Negro and refused him service at an airport cafe. Mehta and officials received apologies from the state department and Houston officials.
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Texas
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India
United States
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Houston
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Mouston
Enub
Café encounter cited in State Department apology
The Indian government said the matter was closed after the State Department apology. Mrs Alley described the ambassador and his secretary entering the cafe and sitting at an unprepared table. She offered a private dining room, noting they seemed important and thanked her later for service.
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Dulles
State Department
Alley
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German Car Theft Ring Busted Near Tangier and Madrid
Four Germans held by Madrid police describe a large scale contraband racket moving private cars through Switzerland to France and along the Iberian coast. Cars with fake ownership papers were routed to Merseilles or the Straits of Gibraltar in a cross border theft and resale scheme.
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Blue River South Platte Meeting Planned in Brighton
The Blue River South Platte Water Assn will hold a meeting at the American Legion Auditorium in Brighton on Sept 2 to push a 570000 acre foot diversion from western Colorado for irrigation of 240000 acres in east central Colorado. Howard Bunger heads the group which has opened headquarters at Wheat Ridge and aims to form a water conservancy district across seven counties Morgan Boulder Weld Adams Arapahoe Douglas and Jefferson. Denver officials say any Weston Slope diversion faces a long court date and the city seeks 177000 acre feet for municipal use.
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Weston Slope
River Management Debate Cites Municipal Water Needs
Officials argue for prioritizing municipal water use over river and irrigation demands. The discussion centers on allocation rules, potential impacts on agriculture, and balancing urban supply with regional needs. Public input and environmental considerations feature in the session.
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