Today's Crossword Clues From 50 to 49
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Indians Hold Exposition in Anadarko Oklahoma
The 32nd annual American Indian exposition opens in Anadarko drawing about 5,000 members from a dozen southern Plains tribes for a week of events. Participants compete in a 100-yard dash horse races and a national war dance, with nightly pageants titled Smoke Signals to Indian Youth.
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False Teeth Paste Teems With Comfort Claims
A colorfully worded ad promotes a denture powder product called FAS or ASTEETH, claimed to hold false teeth firmly with pleasant alkaline paste. It asserts improved eating and talking, no gummy taste, and odor control, urging purchase at drug counters.
Clean Home Boosts Health Says Public Health Service
Health officials state clean dwellings curb communicable diseases and promote safety and comfort. Homemakers are urged to maintain sanitation with practical tips for a healthy, odor free home environment.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Italian star Chiaradia wins six spades slam in 1957 New York match
In a 1957 Italy versus United States bridge match in New York, Chiaradia as South chose six spades after an optimistic auction. He crafted the play, defeating the slam with precise maneuvers including a club lead and a spade sequence, earning 980 points while the American N-S pair settled for four in a separate table, costing the United States 550 points.
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Today in History highlights from July 15, 1963
The summary recalls Georgia's 1870 readmission to the Union as the last Confederate state to return after the Civil War, Georgia ceding western lands in 1788, the 1870 start of the Franco Prussian War, and other historical notes including the 1918 Marne battle, a 1935 housing land condemnation ruling, Siam’s UN case in 1946, and past U.S. actions in Lebanon and Vietnam.
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Marne
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Siam
French Indochina
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Sweden Contributes Additional Funds to Congo UN Operation
Sweden added 134 809 dollars to the U.N civilian operation in the Congo. The initial contribution of 1 391 204 dollars was made in December 1960.
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N.Y
Bolivia Yugoslavia Reach Two Year Exchange Pact
Bolivia and Yugoslavia signed a two year cultural exchange agreement last week in La Paz. The accord aims to promote mutual education and artistic programs between the two nations.
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Bolivia
Yugoslavia
Oil Heiress Gives Birth to Son in Dublin
Bobo Sigrist 25 wife of Irish movieman Kevin McClory has a son born on Saturday. They plan to name him Bramwell after Bramwell Bronte. Bobo gained a British oil fortune in 1959 and wed McClory in Nassau on March 28.
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How to cool yourself with bath and scent nap
When overheated and tired, take a warm soapy bath and pour cologne on a folded handkerchief or washcloth. Place it on your forehead and lie down for a short nap. The evaporating scent cools you and the rest refreshes you.
Alligator Prize Catch In Hutchinson Contest
Steve Hass a 13 year old from Fort Scott hooked a two foot alligator at the west pond of the Kansas State Reformatory during a fishing contest. The sponsor was surprised but Steve kept the catch and took the alligator home.
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Arizona Girl Aims to Be First Negro Stewardess
Joan Dorsey of Flagstaff Arizona is in training at American's stewardess college in Fort Worth in a 40 member class and may become American Airlines first Negro stewardess upon graduation August 7 after earning a bow chelor's degree in education from the University of Arizona.
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Dallas
American Airlines
Joan Dorsey
Flagstaff, Ariz
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Stewardess College
Fort Worth
Dorsey
University of Arizona
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