Suburbanite Couple Buys Tiny Nevada Town Currie
Kenneth Krueger and his wife Jeannette purchase Currie Nevada population 50 for 85000 dollars. The Bay Area couple move from Menlo Park to run the general store service station bar and trailer park becoming the town’s mayor sheriff fire chief and landlord as they seek to revive the frontier hamlet amid Goshute and Ruby mountains. They aim to live as if in 1859 and build Currie into a working community.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Nevada
Kenneth Krueger
San Francisco Bay Area
Currie
Jeannette
Krueger
San Francisco
Goshute and
Ruby Mountains
U.S. 93
Ely
Kruegers
Suburbia
California
F. A
Peninsula
Crop Insurance Study Sees Loans Cut If More Farmers Insure
A study by the Agriculture Department finds that expanding federal crop insurance could reduce emergency FHA loan needs after droughts in 1959 to 1963. Indemnities helped insured farmers maintain incomes and stability, while coverage numbers rose to about 1,100 counties in 1963 with wheat tobacco corn soybeans and cotton.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brunswick
Nottoway
Virginia
Liberty and Toole
Montana
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Guido Guerrini Dies at 74 President of Italy’s Santa Cecilia
Guido Guerrini 74 longtime president of the Italy Academy of Santa Cecilia died Sunday. He composed religious symphonies and chamber music pieces during a career highlighted by leadership in Rome's premier music academy.
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Rome
Guido Guerrini
Italy
Academy of Santa Cecilia
Brush and grass fires call out Galesville firefighters
Galesville firemen were called out twice recently for small fires. On Friday June 11, at 6 p.m., a brush fire on the Vincent Brothers Farm seemed out of control but was quickly extinguished. On Monday June 14, a grass fire burned about five acres behind the Lloyd Scarse farm.
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Galesville
Wis
Vincent Brothers
Lloyd Scarse
Townhouse Of Adlai's Former Wife Is Sold
The nine room townhouse of Mrs Ellen Borden Stevenson former wife of U N Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson sold for 44491 88 Monday in a mortgage foreclosure auction. Financial troubles of Mrs Stevenson who divorced her husband in 1949 have been in the courts several months.
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Chicago
Ellen Borden Stevenson
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Bow Postmaster Runs for National Postmasters President
In Bow Washington population 300 Lu Henry the town postmistress for 22 years seeks the presidency of the National Association of Postmasters. She would be the first woman to lead the group, facing opposition from male candidates in Omaha Nebraska this October. Her campaign is by mail.
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Bow
Washington
Skagit
Lu Henry
James C
Luella) Henry
National Association of Postmasters
Omaha
Neb
Henry
David Trevithick
Salt Lake City
Pulaski Youth Run Community Newspaper for 23 Years
Pulaski Wisconsin publishes the News entirely by high school pupils. A 40-student staff covers meetings, edits, and photographs, with 95 percent of subscribers adults. The paper funds itself, turned down a $3,300 acquisition offer, and trains students in real life journalism and civic engagement.
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Pulaski, Wis
Pulaski
Pulaski ‘News
Wisconsin
Cess
Chester
Bernard C. Olejniczak
Cindy Vandenplas
Olejniczak
Russell la Rock
St. Norbert College
Picket To Protest Imports Of Shoes
In Boston and seven major cities including Chicago and St Louis workers launch a campaign of picketing to stop foreign shoes. The joint leaders John J Mara and George Fecteau cite 31000 lost American shoe jobs last year due to imports.
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Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
John J. Mara
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
George Fecteau
United Shoeworkers of America
NASA documents advance in space manufacturing and bio innovations
NASA reports progress in space manufacturing processes and materials with implications for non space industries and medicine. Developments in biomedical innovations and scientific phenomena are shared to broaden practical applications.
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NASA
Milwaukee Native H V Kaltenborn Dies at 86
H V Kaltenborn a Milwaukee native and longtime radio commentator died at 86. He studied in Milwaukee, served in the Spanish American War, and later worked as a clerk and writer before his broadcasting career. Services will be held in New York.
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Milwaukee
H. V
Kaltenborn
New York
Rudolph van Kaltenborn
Hans Kaltenborn
Old
Milwaukee Journal
Merrill
Merrill Advocate
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