Paris fling ends in aid for stranded traveler
A middle aged American woman who saved about $3,000 flew to Paris for a short romance then exhausted funds. An agency helped her return to New York where she found work and repaid the loan. The piece warns travelers to beware of money changers and scams in Paris.
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Miami to Begin Major Campus Construction This Fall
Miami University plans four major projects when students return the week of Sept. 18 led by a two million dollar student center. Other work includes a 900 thousand dollar administration building and two women’s residence halls, with more halls to follow by next winter as enrollment peaks near 5 300.
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Farm Prosperity? Cadillac Buyer Buys Walking Plow Handles
GROESBECK Texas a man driving a Cadillac stopped at a hardware store and bought a pair of walking plow handles in a curious display of rural thrift and farming readiness.
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Tallawanda Apartments to House Freshmen Women
Eight faculty families currently at Tallawanda Apartments will be moved as the building is converted to accommodate 80 freshmen women next fall an emergency measure to handle enrollment growth.
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Franklin Rotarians Install New Officers
Franklin The Rotary Club installed new officers yesterday during ceremonies at the Lutheran Church. Charles Thirkield, outgoing president, received the past president pin from E. H. Bindley. William Smith became president with Richard Q. Bridge as vice president and M. C. Hutchinson as secretary treasurer.
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