Christmas Tree Lady From Butte Visits Washington
Mrs. Warder J. Higgins of Butte Montana dubbed the Christmas Tree Lady defied heat to visit Washington. She spoke of conservation work begun in 1904 and cited her sister Mrs Milo Newton of Deer Lodge and a Panamanian gold collection she and others inherited. Her husband, a mining engineer who died in 1938, funded her adventures as she sought art and forestry milestones.
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Washington Ag
Warder
J. Higgins
Butte
Mont
Washington
Montana
Higgins
White House
Capitol
Smithsonian Institute
Robert Woods
National Gallery of Art
Bliss
Milo Newton
Deer Lodge Mont
David
West Panama
Cuda
Higgins Waye
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Forest Service
Missoula
State University
Shipwreck Party Fashion Ideas and Themed Costs
A long fragmented note discusses party themes at the shore with shipwreck pirate cowboys and explorers. It suggests costumes using seashells fish nets and bread shaped props inspired by Pocahontas Hiawatha and Robinson Crusoe with food ideas to perk up gatherings.
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Roy
Rogers
John Smith
Hiawatha
Lord Nelson
Hamilton
Grandmothers in plan for bread sandwich factory workers
A St Petersburg based firm, FuLLuTonics Wid Lacouring Co, plans an assembly line using grandmothers among 380 employees to prepare savory bread sandwiches. The idea, borrowed from a New York restaurant, aims to provide opportunities for older workers and features a hot mustard paste with catsup or chili sauce as a tangy topping.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Fuulutonics WiduLacouring Co
Opry
New York
Hollywood Smorgasboard of Stars Secrets and Names
Hollywood legends reveal quirky real names origins and unlikely facts. Rosalind Russell faced a scathing first review, Bing Crosby led The Juicy Seven college band, and many stars share unusual birthplaces, languages, and stage surnames.
Doctor Answers Reader Questions on Hair Color and Health
A medical column addresses hair turning gray and vitamin claims, hearing loss options, hiatus hernia treatment, sunburn protection for a granddaughter, eye strain, loud breathing at night, penicillin shelf life, and a traffic accident where a worker lost an arm but remained conscious, with hospital reports noting significant blood loss yet stable condition.
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E. K
Cc. R. A
Soviet Farm Delegation In Visit To US
A 13 man Soviet agricultural leadership delegation arrives in New York en route to Iowa and other farm states to study American farming methods. An American 12 man group has reached Russia to observe methods there. The visit includes Des Moines, with plans to travel to Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Chicago California and Washington. The exchange aims to learn techniques for improving farming in both nations.
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Tom Whitney
New York
Iowa
U.S.S
Russia
Moscow
A. I Bovin
Bovin
United States
Us.s.r
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Des Moines
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Washington D.C
Man Loses Arm In Crash And Drives On
Kenneth Jobe lost his left arm when a passing vehicle severed it from the shoulder. He then drove eight miles in shock before steering to a curb and entering a store. Police, summoned by pedestrians, found the severed limb in the road.
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Detroit
Kenneth Jobe
Phim
Young Hotel Man Charged In Homicide
NEW YORK a stocky young hotel maintenance man was charged with homicide in the death of Adiys Woodington, 58, a road company actress and wardrobe mistress. Marion Gaillard, 20, unmarried, told police he beat the actress after she called him dirty names. Her body was found in her 17th floor room at the Chesterfield Hotel in the theater district. a leather belt wrapped the neck, jaw fractured, teeth broken, and injuries to face and forehead. He claimed self defense after an exchange in the corridor. Miss Woodington had appeared on stage in 45 states.
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New York
Adiys Wendingt Im
Road Company
Marion Gaillard
Miss Woodington
Chesterfield
Gaillard
Miss Woodrington
Georgia Names World Strongest on Governor's Staff
TOCCOA Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin commissioned Paul Anderson 22 year old world weight lifting champion as an honorary Lieutenant Colonel on his staff in recognition of recent record breaking feats in Russie.
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Toccoa
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Paul Anderson
Russie
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