Uncle Johns Speeding Lesson Ends With Court Note
In Guilford Connecticut John Robinson 27 paid 9 dollars to thank his Uncle John Robinson 53 who had granted him a home. Uncle John was arrested for speeding on the Connecticut Turnpike exceeding 69 miles per hour with a license that had been reissued to Nephew John. Judge Mathilda LaFlamme heard that the nephew said his uncle needed a cease to drive to his job.
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Guilford
Conn
John Robinson
John
Connecticut
Mathilda LaFlamme
Benson warns GOP duty to block left wing planners
Baltimore AP report quotes Secretary of Agriculture Benson urging Republicans to win Congress in 1960 to keep control from left wing bureaucratic planners. He touts free enterprise gains in farming with higher prices, incomes, land values, and better farm living standards under Eisenhower Bettson policies.
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Baltimore
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower Cabinet
Parker Receives National Certificate of Appreciation
The National Conference of Tuberculosis workers awarded a certificate of appreciation to Mrs. Huella Parker, former executive director of the Weld County Tuberculosis association from 1936 to retirement in December. The Philadelphia convention unanimously approved the honor, praising her leadership and achievements.
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National Conference of Tuberculosis, Workers
Huella Parker
Weld County Tuberculosis Association
Parker
Philadelphia
Pea Pincher Aid Links Uncle Loan to Licenses
In a curious trade note a man lends his license to his uncle who helped him as a boy, while a tenderometer device by American Can Company gauges pea ripeness. The system uses steel fingers to measure tenderness, signaling when peas are ready for canning. The story mentions S and N Green Stamps and Rexall stores in a fragmented passage.
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American Can Company
New York
Rexall
Gilbert Bishop
Welaore
Terse find uncovers stash behind old Virginia house
In Annandale near Fairfax a demolition team uncovered a vacant house cellar containing about 200 dollars in English coins. No old chests or notable artifacts were reported, and authorities said the discovery appears to be a small, forgotten cache from earlier decades.
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Annandale
Fairfax Inseoe
Prince Ed coins prompt house silage rights dispute
A fragmentary report notes coins appearing at a residence linked to silage rights. The document mentions a profile of Prince Ed, a shipment of coins for appraisal, and a contracted razing or assessment related to wardl. The incomplete text hints at a property dispute over rights and valuation.
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Insroe
BroadWay Bound May Preview The Sign of Jonah
TV producer Robert Herridge plans Broadway staging of The Sign of Jonah by Rev Tuenter Guenter Rutenborn. The religious drama won praise at Union Theological Seminary and Herridge aims for fall presentation. Rutenborn is a Lutheran minister in the Soviet zone of Germany.
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New York
Robert Herridge
Herridge
Tuenter Guenter Rutenborn
Union Theological Seminary
Rutenborn
Germany
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