Lumberman's Hand AP Nachieatu Clue List
A dense classified listing with mixed clues and numbers appears. It references trade terms, item codes, and rates for consecutive insertions in the Mexico trade area. The ad notes cash terms and telephone payment within three days.
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Mexico Trade Area
New Russian Embassy Plan Is Pushed
The Environmental impact study on the proposed Soviet embassy complex in northwest Washington argues the project will cause minimal neighborhood disruption. It outlines five buildings on 12.5 acres near a former VA site, housing 350 to 400 Soviet staff, with on site school and facilities. The report estimates peak electricity use, gas burn, water use, and sewage, and notes potential boosts to property values and police protection.
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Barton Reppert
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Washington
U.S
National Capital Planning Commission
Nixon
Veterans Administration
District of Columbia
Pop Ferguson At 100 Is Still Doing Push-ups
William Ira Ferguson of Roanoke marked his 100th birthday at Northview Manor, Tarkio. A longtime Missouri Valley College mathematics professor and renowned for fitness, he remained mentally sharp, reciting Latin Hebrew Greek and Shakespeare.
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Pop Ferguson
William Ira Ferguson
Roanoke
Tarkio
Northview
Viking
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Springfield Missouri Leader and News
Pop
Ferguson
Rosnoke
Missouri Valley
University of Chicago
University of Missouri
Yates
Prichett College
Glasgow
Wooster College
Ohio
White Pop
Carrie Patterson
Valley
Fergusons
Valley Will Roll
Volney Ashford
Carrie
Vislon
Northview Manor
Sue
Edward Niedermeyer
Bacon cooking tips and denture friendly serving idea
Heloise shares a method to render bacon fat fully by slow cooking on a grate over a cold pan, then using the steam to soften bread. She notes dentures can chew it well and suggests turning bacon on low, placing bread atop the grate, and cutting strips if needed. Also mentions a night bell substitute and recipe card color coding.
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Heloise
Judy G
Art Expert Opposes Coloring Books For Kids
Gainesville AP reports Dr. Merle Flannery of the University of Florida says children should use blank paper and crayons rather than coloring books to foster individual portrayal of reality. She notes pushing early drawing can hinder natural development and warns against judging a child’s primitive art.
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Gainesville
Fla
Merle Flannery
University of Florida
College of Education
Dr. Flannery
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