Lost and Found and Local Help Wanted Fragments
A collage of small ads follows with scattered items: a Lost Male Siamese cat with a reward, ride sharing and transportation notes for Denver and Flagstaff, car and pickup ads, a leaving July 10 notice, septic tank cleaning and repair services, a home sanitation line, a paving and cement note, a cosmetics and perfumes ad, a carpenter service line, and miscellaneous phone numbers.
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Lisbon
Tuziers
Campbell
Why be handicapped for lack of education high school diploma
A brief ad urges adults to earn a high school diploma from home. It offers a free bulletin from American Pe Box 480 in Oklahoma City. The misformatted text mentions Beachy Counselors and a gravel/topsoil reference, indicating an ad page with scattered clerical lines and unlikely relevance to education.
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Oklahoma City
Head On Collision Of Cars Kills Four
Four young persons died and four others were critically injured in a head on collision on the Industrial Highway in southwest Philadelphia. The dead include Grace Pro 20 Anthony Tulina 30 Vincent Caruso and Eugene Santaras 23. Also in critical condition were Dante Pro 25 Nicholas Russo 17 and Gaetano Riceruto 40. Police say Caruso lost control, crossed the median and struck Nixon’s car.
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Philadelphia
William J. Nixon
Chester
Grace Pro
Anthony Tulina
Vincent Caruso
Eugene Santaras
Dante Pro
Grace
Nicholas Russo
Gaetano Riceruto
Caruso
Nixon
Scientists claim first outer space anti proton found
Seattle report states Dr. Marcel Schein and the American Cosmic Ray Society describe a cosmic ray collision creating an antiproton termed contra-terrene matter. The event occurred when a cosmic ray balloon over Texas encountered an aluminum film pack, yielding electron and photon tracks and an energy estimate of 10 million billion volts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
University of I
Milky Way
Texas
Imea Ie 'Ae
Arta
On Sical Society
Marcel] Schein
Schein
Earth
Dr. Schein
Fireball sighting spans Oklahoma to Texas
Reports from Norman Shawnee Dallas Fort Worth and Lawton describe a bright green fireball crossing the skies. Eyewitnesses including a Lawton firefighter and Dallas airfield tower staff noted a blue trail and possible debris while weather observers and police reported no confirmations beyond meteor activity.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Norman
Shawnee
Bill Dean
S. Eighth
Lawton
Law
Gilbert L. Butler
Smith
Dean
Butler
Love Municipal Field
Amon Carter Field
Fort Sill
Boy Forgets Meter Mom Gets Ticket Auburn NY
An 8 year old boy wanted to pay a 50 cent overtime parking fine in installments after police issued a ticket while his mother shopped. He offered a dime now and promised to pay the rest later, smiling as he left the traffic bureau.
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Auburn
N. Y
Bueau
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Remington
Lawton Drug
Earhope
H-H
Layton
Judy Foster
Williams
Ph Co
Denve Estor
Erie
Arizona
Leonard ‘Siunders
Okin
Mildred‘s
Ford
C Ave
Eees
Admiral Television
Stone
Hays
Gee Soman Sener Tsemgutching
Feet Ameer
Ipchoteete
Steel Sa Aluminum Roy's Clothes Ee CO
Okla
Chinchillas
NCBA
Hillcrest Chinchilla Ranch
Scott Rd
Stephens Shop
Con
Curley Simmons
Tio S
Ccametica
Benke's
Lee H. Conley
Sena
Eugene L. Bowman
U. S
Ade
Pt. Sill Bivd
Cache Ra
Outer Space
Object
Blue Blaze_Guyans
Jerry's
Ferris
General Repairs
Goodwill
G.M.A.C
Piper
Riviera
Dodge Meadowbrook
DR. Light
Gosen
Oscar Cox
D” Ave
Pontiac
PHO
D” Avenue
2Nd and
Bell
Toweb
Abert Cou
Flint
Sewart
Jer Sean
Patakey
Norking
Claris
Dont
Ike Wis
Claverin S
Ike
Sty Lan
Carast
Radio Cab Company
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