The Miniature Camera That Makes Color Prints Easy
A discussion on compact cameras highlighting color options and auto exposure features. Readers learn about exposure values, aperture and shutter speed interdependence, and the convenience of built in meters. Cautions include camera shutter wear during eclipses and heat damage to lenses from sun. The Exakta brochure on animal photography offers tips for photographing wildlife.
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Alto Ma
Exakta Camera Co
Bronx River Road
Bronxville
J. E.jake Johnson
Florida State Commission of Game and
Life Magazine
Ed Orgill Promises Road Plan Across West Tennessee
Ed Orgill candidate for governor pledges major highway development in West Tennessee. He criticizes rival Ellington and says there will be no sacrifice of funds. He pressed campaigns in Nashville and Memphis, meeting officials and voters, while rival Allan and Taylor campaign across the state.
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Memphis
Ellington
Tennessee
Ellngton
Highway St
West
Clifford Alen
Andrew Taylor
Orgilh
Wsae TV
Nashville
Ben West
Elington
Covington
Tghway 51
Firestone
Millington
City Bills Continue Across Departments in June
The City’s payroll dominates operating costs with June salaries totaling $2,712 in the Administrative Department. City Council members earn $3 per regular meeting with no special pay. Police, Fire, and Street salaries rise in June due to vacation pay. Monthly charges include Salvation Army aid, health, sewage, jail spraying, group insurance, and commodity rent. The city aims to stay within budget while considering purchases like a mosquito control spray and a small street roller.
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Police Department
Salvation Army
Bell County Health Department
Annie Love Sampson Harrell obituary in Middlesboro
Annie Love Sampson Harrell died Thursday in Moetown. Born February 21, 191, she was daughter of William C. Sampson and Myrtle Davis Sampson. She lived most of her life in Diddlesboro. Survived by husband James A. Marrell of Middlesboro, two daughters Mrs. Marvin Viler of Coartes City Iowa and Sharon Harrell of Middlesboro, three sons Lewis Richard and Ernest of Middlesboro. The family will receive at Cawood Funeral Home with services tomorrow at 2 pm officiated by Rev. W. B. Bingham. Burial in Harmony Cemetery near Clear Creek. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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Annie Love Sampson Harrell
Moetown
William C. Sampson
Myrtle Davis Sampson
Diddlesboro
Ames A. Marrell
Middlesboro
Marvin Vie~ler
Coartes City
Iowa
Sharton Harrell
Lewis
Tichard
Iixty
Cawood Funeral Home
W. B. Bingham
Harmony Cemetery
Clear Creek
Cawood Funeral Tome
Hospital Notes From Ruddlesboro Memorial Hospital
A chaotic hospital notes page lists numerous admissions and dismissals across cities such as Geneva, Pruden Mullie Ford, Patz Minnie Monday, and Caryville. It records patients including Dewey Morgan, Addie Campbell, Roy Wilder, and Larry Cadie, with ad hoc statuses and times, reflecting a busy regional medical roster amid sporadic city mentions and a separate New York brief on Idlewild Airport emergencies and a Byelorussian village report.
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Ruddlesboro Menorial
Hongs
Dewey Morgan
Pruden
Mullie Ford
Patz
Minnie Monday
Geneva
Philpot
Dense
Opd Rich
Fineville
Cleo Riggs
Dutt
Ruby Tint
City
Ruby Wilfiard
Caryville
Charles Robbins
Wasiota Myrtle Simms
Ralph Batlew
Harrogate
Addie Campbell
Pryor Walden
Undersham
Blance Finley
Jess Gulley
Cumberland Gap
Mars
Roy Wilder
Ray Stanleton
Arvide Barnett
Vick
Collins
Fonde
Shirley Ledford
Higher Prices And Slump Recovery Dominate Week
Major business news this week centered on higher prices for basic materials and signs of further recovery from the recession. Steel, aluminum, and copper prices rose, with steel up about 3 percent and aluminum similar, while copper advanced on hopes for a stockpile program. Forecasters saw continued auto and construction demand lifting output, and economists warned higher costs may trickle to consumers.
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United Press International
York
U.S
Washington
Ses
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D-Tenn
Jon
Jon Hint
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Congress
Art Owiers
Roger M. Bough
U. Steel Corp
Arthur Sromer
Bethlehen Steel Corp
Beter
Renit
Securt
Mare
Much Speculation About Who Will Get Judge Cammack Post
In Frankfort speculation runs high over Gov. Chandler s choice to replace the late Appellate Judge James W. Cammack who died in New York City. Likely candidates include Franklin Circuit Judge William E. Ardery though he is years away from leaving trial work and remains a close friend of Chandler. Other names mentioned are Charles M Blackburn and Clay Shackelford of the State Board of Claims, Amos J Ebblen, TC McKnight, Calvin Rouse, and Joe Arnold, with various roles and connections to Chandler.
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A. B. Chaniler
James W. Cammack
New York City
Svas
Franklin
William E. Ardery
Paris
Chandler
Ardery
Kentucky
Franklin County
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Tear
Caliins
Charles M. Blackburn
Versailles
Turige
Clay Shackelford
Richmond
Blackburn
Normest
Board of Claims
Shackelford
State Senate
Workmen's Compensation Baard
Chances
Amos JL Eb Jlen
Judicial Council
TC. McKnight
Georgetown
Cheler
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Calvin Rouse
Joe Arnold
Peice
Chaterler
New U S Geographic Center Placed in South Dakota
South Dakotans celebrate the new geographic center of the United States located near Two Top Peak, about 11 miles west of Castle Rock. The center, determined by the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey in light of Alaska’s addition, sits in rugged ranch country with limited access by wagon trails, near a rancher’s property in Delle Fourche.
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New U.S. Geographic Center
South Dakota
Heart OF the Nation
S.D
UPI
South
Two Top Peak
Castle Rock
S. D
Ub, Coast and Geotoic Survey
Maska
Lebanon
Kan
Towa
Uresilei
Lutle
Dive. Kinghown
Delle Fourche
Crescent train derails near Atlanta injuring mail clerk
A New York New Orleans Crescent passenger train derailed south of Atlanta on Thursday, pulling two diesel locomotive units and six cars from the train. A mail clerk was injured in the incident.
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Atlanta
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