Wrestler Milo and a Quiet Pact in a Busy Market
A fragmented reminiscence centers on Milo a shy wrestler who struggles with language and social interaction. He and the narrator discuss training plans at night, sharing a hopeful deal over three for a quarter apples, while the narrator recalls the awkward effort to elicit laughter and the weight of Milo s earnestness and unsteady speech. The excerpt ends with a setup for future events and a tease of ongoing memory.
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Htt
Rassler
Greece
Milo
Vole
Swett
Anyly
Eve
Mito
Sea
Prescott News Potluck and club meetings noted
June 21 itemizes a joint potluck at the hut hosted by Nelson Postal of the Am and lists Beta Lambda Chapter Be ar Sigma Phi meeting at Miss Barbara McSweeney s home with prizes won by Mrs Ida Smith and Mrs Sage. It also covers West Side HD Club hosting, First Baptist Church air conditioning update, and various community notices including the Spiritual Life Group at First Methodist, travel and visit notes from residents, and local social guests.
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Nelson Postal
The
Beta Lambda
Be‘ard ‘Sigma- -Phi
Barbara McSweeney
Ida Smith
Sage
McGuireral
Robert Peachey
West Side H. D. Club
W. F. Spears.Meeds
Westelde
Jennie Allen
Hendrix’ Dildy
Sheron
Thewood Black Dr
Ft. Benning
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis
Loretta Clennahan
Payetteville
Spiritual Life Group
First Methodist Church
C. A. Wynn
J. W. Teeter
Stanley E. Jones
Commission Faces Congress After Commission Report
Washington reports that President Eisenhower saw many commissions created to study policy yet faced Congress’s power to shape tariffs and trade. The Randall commission urged extending the Reciprocal Trade Act and lowering some tariffs, while Republicans Reed and Simpson criticized the report as vague. Eisenhower asked for a three year extension, Congress granted a one year stopgap, and the Senate was set to act.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Clarence Randall
Randall Camission
Randall Commission
Commission
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Richard M. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Reed
Simpson
House
Ways and Means
Republican Commission
Eugene Mill Hkin
Colorado
Reed-Simpson Committee
Senate
Hoover
Man fakes fire alarm after robbery costs city
Bertram Ducson, 24, was robbed of $15 and dragged down a railroad embankment. He then set off a false fire alarm to get help, costing Philadelphia police and fire crews about $600 in response. Also a Kenkins Bay report notes a 32 inch northern pike with a duck inside.
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Tupper Lake
N.Y
Kenkins Bay
Maron
Reciprocal Trade Act aims to revive world commerce
The text notes rising tariffs and retaliation by 25 countries within two years, dragging the nation into a deep economic downturn that began in 1929. It states that when President Roosevelt took office, Secretary of State Cordell Hull urged Congress in 1984 to pass the Reciprocal Trade Act, hoping to revive global commerce, and that the act has remained in force since.
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Roosevelt
Cordell Hul
Congress
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Hunt
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Kan
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Budsberg
Sweden
Cashiers
N.C
Charles BR. Michael
Collidge
Harding
Joseph Rider Farrington
Honlulu
Chicago
Sidney O. Levinson
Michael Reese
William Pierson, Merrill
Presbyterian Church
Church Peace Union
American Council of the World Alliance
Orange
N. J
Prescott News
H. D. Bratcher
Ih. L. Stages
Duncanville, Texas
Frank Turberville
Texarkana
Frank Dowdlin
James Leonard Hart
Nashville
Ed Cantley
Hot Springs
A He, Regan
Bob Reynolds
John Massey
Atkins
W. &. Gunter
McNeil
J. M. Duke
Billy Roe
Glenn Orr
Wallace Wood
Lake Hamilton
Paya McRae
Mary Montgomery
Little, Souk
D. &.McRae Jr
PD. L. McRee Srr
McAllen
Texas
van Noy
Culpepper
Sugar
van Culpepper
Secompanied
Salvador Dali
Rome
Italy
Insurance
Leonard Ellis Insurance Agency
East Second
Hope Basket CO
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Overdrive
Ohloe
Wzalce
Fordomatic
Hope Auto CO
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