Churchill Receives Honorary American Citizenship 1962
Washington AP reports Sir Winston Churchill viewed his honorary U.S. citizenship as a lasting honor. Kennedy signed the act in April 1962 in the White House rose garden, praising Churchill’s contributions to freedom and liberty. The text notes Churchill’s later message from abroad and compares Lafayette’s status as another foreign-born honorary citizen.
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Good-Time Charlie Relieves Bladder Irritation
An old advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a five way remedy for bladder irritation and associated aches. It claims mild diuretic action and quick pain relief for headaches and muscular pains from exertion or tension, urging readers to buy the large size today.
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Defense Corps Heads Changed
Cincinnati AP reports ceremonial transfer of command of the First Regiment Ohio Defense Corps from Col. John C. Quinn to Lt. Col Milton A Mehl set for Friday night. The Ohio Defense Corps is a regional military unit.
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Message puzzle game hints and a military unit note
A short puzzle text describes a daily numeric game to spell a fortune, then lists a 27 5 1068 by William J. Milter, distributed by King Features Syndicate, plus a note about a military unit backing the National Guard. Regimental HQ at Blue Ash, Cincinnati. Quinn takes command in 1950. Mehl commands Lith Battalion. Quinn retires.
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