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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1975

Page

22

Broadway Bridge built joining Little Rock and North Little Rock

The Arkansas River bridge completed March 14 1923 connects Little Rock and North Little Rock as Arkansas first concrete automobile span. Middletown High weekly listings note events including chess heat Wilberforce Union College reps and Home Economics Club after school with Records Day and a January 27 resumption.

Little Rock Arkansas River North Little Rock Arkansas Union College Home Economics Club

Letterhead photo worth 1 000 words

New York reports a Swedish firm using mood pictures on letterheads to match the sender’s tone. Four versions show happy, earnest, irritated, and furious expressions to convey attitude beyond a standard portrait.

New York Modern Photography Magazine

Petaluma boys claim 100 hour basketball dribble record

In Petaluma California Chuck Isola 12 Greg Hawk 14 and Jose Weakley say they dribbled a regulation ball for 100 hours seeking a Guinness record not listed in 1974. They faced staying awake and rising static electricity as a hazard while dribbling.

Petaluma Calif Chuck Isola Greg Hawk Jose Weakley Hawk

History Highlights From January 19 1975

Highlights note events across history on this date including Japan invading Burma in 1942 and James Watt born in 1736. It recalls Holland overrun in 1795 and Georgia secession in 1861 with other anniversaries and birthdays listed.

Japan Burma James Watt Scotland Holland Robert E. Lee Stratford Virginia

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