Mary Weston Becomes Mark Weston After Sex Change
In England, Mary Edith Louise Weston, 30, who lived 23 years as a girl and competed in athletics, underwent operations to become Mark Edward Louis Weston. He is now married to Alberta Bray and says he is happy living as a man with his wife, keeping his massaging career and community life in Oreston near Plymouth.
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Mary Weston
Mark Weston
England
NEA Service
Milton Bronner
NEA Service, Inc
Oreston
Alberta Bray
Weston
Mary Edith Louise Weston
Plymouth
Mark Edward Louis Weston
London
Mr. Weston
Edith
Creston Quay
Royal Navy
No Record-Breaking Temperatures In August Report
August yielded no record temperatures per A B Horney weather bureau chief High Point. Highest 95 on August 27, lowest 53, mean 78. Greatest daily range 81 to 53 on August 31. Precipitation 3.88 inches, near normal. 11 clear days 13 partly cloudy seven cloudy.
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A. B. Horney
Weather Bureau
High Point
Ear muscles largely subconscious control in humans
The external human ear houses three muscles that most people cannot consciously control.
Botanically berries and fruits in berry terminology
Botanically raspberries and blackberries are fruits not berries in common usage, while the eggplant is classified as a berry in botanical terms. The statement contrasts culinary and botanical definitions, noting confusion between everyday fruit names and scientific categories.
Dr C Sylvester Green Becomes Coker College President
Hartville South Carolina September 3 Dr C Sylvester Green assumed duties as the new president of Coker College. He succeeds Dr Carlyle Campbell who resigned after eleven years as head of the college.
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Hartville
S. C
C. Sylvester Green
Coker College
Carlyle Campbell
Yee Kee Admits Buy in Police Court Over Chop Suey
Patrons of Yee Kee restaurant learned the chop suey they bought for 50 cents was fit for a king. Yee Kee confessed his involvement in the scheme in municipal court, triggering an investigation into the affair.
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Pittsburgh
Yee Kee
Pigeons Stolen by Local Boys Reported
Police Lieut. Sylvester Stoehr said neighborhood boys sold about $1,000 worth of pigeons labeled as kidnapped racing birds at 10 to 25 cents each. Yee Kee was released and the boys were turned over to juvenile court for further action.
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Sylvester Stoehr
Yee Kee
Juveau Court
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Knoxville
Tenn
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