Community club and group meeting schedule for Mon and Tue
A packed list of meetings for Monday and Tuesday across Middletown, Monroe, Manchester, and nearby towns. Clubs include Optimist, VFW, Grange, American Legion, Civitan, Rotary, Sertoma, Lions, Battery AH74A Gun Bn, Fire Department, Coin Club, PTOs, Youth Boosters, and many fraternal orders with times from 6:30 p m to 8:30 p m at schools, armories, and community halls.
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Civitan Club
Manchester
Rotary Club
United Spanish War Veterans
Legion Home
Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
Armory
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Middletown
Coin Club
YMCA
Penn Station Starts To Fall
New York AP describes the demolition of Penn Station begun Oct 28 to clear space for Madison Square Garden complex. The neo classical ruin, opened in 1910, features granite eagles and a massive exterior clock as scaffolding hides the north entrance. Trains will run as work continues toward 1966 completion, with the nine acre site to host the new arena and offices.
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Caracalla
Italy
Madison Square Garden
America
Penn
Penn Station
New York City
Stanford White
33Rd Streets
Seventh and
Eighth Avenues
Minister Threatens to Burn Self in Civil Rights Plea
In Chapel Hill North Carolina Rev B Elton Cox CORE field secretary threatened to burn himself Easter Sunday to protest color barriers at UNC. He urged others to join and noted if it would help. James Farmer distanced CORE from the threat. Police made 39 arrests at two restaurants and Watts was charged in an assault and intrusion case involving a white integration worker.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
B. Elton Cox
North Carolina
Congress of Racial Equality
Cox
University of North Carolina
Saigon
Austin Watts
Rosemary Ezra
Watts
J. W. Henry
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lineup For Tax Rights WASHINGTON AP
Congress moves to tax cuts and civil rights top priority. Senate floor debate centers on about 11.6 billion in cuts with individual savings near 19 percent and corporate reductions. Today probes a tax break for college education costs with hopes for final passage by Saturday as conference talks proceed.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Area Baton Twirlers Win Six Awards at USTA Contest
Six area baton twirlers won awards Saturday at a USTA contest in Carlisle. Winners include Melissa McGuire in eight years and under in first place, Debbie Surgenor second in advanced, Denise Lynch third, Kimberly Retherford fourth, Regina Jackson second among ten-year-olds, Brenda Griffey second among twelve year-olds, and Dessie Harsh fourth in fifteen-year-olds with a solo award and second in a two baton routine. Separate note: Civil Rights the House discusses a 10 part voting rights proposal, with administration predicting passage by February 11 and Senate action likely to invoke a Southern filibuster.
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Carlisle
Melissa McGuire
Debbie Surgenor
Denise K. Lynch
Kimberly Retherford
Regina Jackson
Brenda Griffey
Dessie Harsh
House
Senate
Are cars as good as they used to be
A February Reader's Digest feature reports on car quality safety and reliability after weeks of research. It addresses durability lemon risks common myths and whether newer models truly outperform older ones. The piece promises authoritative answers and practical guidance for buyers and owners.
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Reader's Digest
Ohio sailors die saving sons at Cadiz train crossing
Two U S Navy men Lt John F Welsh 29 and Aviation Electronics Spec Thomas E Barton 38 died near Cadiz Spain while trying to rescue their six year old sons from an oncoming freight train. Barton's son Dennis was critically hurt and Welsh's son Patrick was killed. The families were traveling to a festival at the time. Naval officials stationed at Rota said the fathers died at the grade crossing as the boys played on the tracks.
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Cadiz
Spain
U.S Navy
Ohio
John F Welsh
John F. Welsh Sr
Steubenville
Aviation Electronics Spec
Thomas E. Barton
Anna M. Barton
Youngstown
Welsh
Patrick
Barton
Dennis
Rota
Groundhogs See Shadows Across Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania two groundhogs saw their shadows marking six more weeks of winter. In Quarryville Governor Herr sent patrols into 40 degree weather as a groundhog rose briefly at 7 09 am before retreating. Punxsutawney Groundhog Club president Sam Light reported a groundhog at Gobbier’s Knob at 7 29 am also retreating.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Quarryville
Robert Herr
Herr
Sam Light
Punxsutawney
Gobbier's Knob
Gibboney to Speak on Algiers Glimpse for PTO
Dr. Lawrence J. Gibboney of the Middles town Hospital X-ray department will address the PTO of St. Marys School at 8 tomorrow night on A Glimpse of Algiers With a Medi-Care Team.
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Lawrence J. Gibboney
Middletown Hospital
St. Mary's Scool
Algiers
Falcon Impresses In Monte Carlo Rallye Tough Compact Claim
Falcon proved its durability and maneuverability by entering two classes in Europe’s 2,700 mile Monte Carlo Rallye. It finished 2nd overall among 299 starters, with top placements across four Alpine stages and strong race-course results. Ford notes eight Falcons finished and highlights the car’s total performance gains.
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Falcon
America
Europe
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Alpe
Ford
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Middletown High School
VFW
Garfield
Monroe Grange
Monroe
American Legion
Wildwood
Oneida
Trenton
Lemon Township
Fenwick High School
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Spebsqsa
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Miami Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Walburg
Insurance Agency
First Ave
Charles L. West
RUSS
N. Frant
W. Midd
North Entrance
New York
James Farmer
CORE
Farmer
Main Street
Tax
Senate House
Stoutenborough
Appoint
Hiroshima
Japan
Gibboney
Bell-ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Motor Trend
Oslo
Paris
Tytus
Garry Ford, Inc
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