Yukon Boy Gets Siberian Husky Puppy From Yukon
In Forestville Maryland Garland Westmoreland asked for a large husky to replace a lost Pomeranian. The Yukon Territory sent a month old Siberian husky named Keno by air with Yukon Bud Fisher as escort. Garland and his mother praised the gift as a fairy tale come true.
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Forestville
Gerrard
Westmoreland
Ghent
D. R. Westmoreland
Garland
Jack Landon
White Horse
Yukon
Yukon Territory
Keno
Bud Fisher
Jack London
Chapcone
The Delicate Art of Asking Questions
June Reader's Digest features expert techniques for asking questions beyond blunt cross examination. It covers better methods developed by specialists for businessmen, spouses and parents to elicit facts efficiently.
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Reader's Digest
Receipts Of Golf Course Are Stolen
FRANKLIN The day's receipts totaling 190 dollars were reported stolen from the Franklin Golf Club. Pro Wayne Kelly of Ft. Thomas Ky said he placed the money in his car in front of the clubhouse before 9 pm, then saw a man flee as he returned to retrieve items. The money bag held five dollars in change and two checks for 331 and 23 dollars.
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Franklin
Franklin Golf Club
Wayne Kelly
Ft. Thomas
Kelly
Drowning Victim Identified At Wrightsville Beach
Sun day drowning victim identified as Airman XC Fred Harlow age 18 from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base near Goldsboro. Harlow, an 18 year old Jamestown Ohio resident, drowned while swimming with another airman at Wrightsville Beach.
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Wrightsville Beach
Fred Harlow
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
Harlow
Jamestown
Ohio
Grissom and Young Advise Rookies on Gemini Flight
Veterans Virgil Grissom and John Young outline tough four day mission realities for McDivitt and White. They warn about jolts during stage separation, share lessons from March 23, and discuss systems tests, power issues, harnesses, and potential future improvements. Young highlights weightlessness as a key impression.
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Houston
Tex
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Grissom
Young
Earth
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
McDivitt
White
Grissom and Young
Vital Statistics Births Reported in Local Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lawson at 2002 Clayton Ave welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobrynecki of 1001 Young St welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of 1705 Church St welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morris of Middletown Rt. 4 welcomed a girl today.
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Ronald Lawson
Clayton Ave
Walter Dobrynecki
Young St
James Wright
Church St
Hubert Morris
Middletown Rt. 4
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Streets
Hospital dismissals include Mrs. Thomas R. Hall Highland Street Mrs. Bracey Lee Pershing Avenue Tandy Roach Sr Franklin Mrs. Jack Reeder Central Avenue Mrs. Ida Green Franklin Mrs. William Hinkle Sr South Dixie Highway Hazel McIntyre Jacksonburg Road Mrs. Lewis Harris Sheffield Nora Chandler Queen Miss Tabor Rae Fullen Girard Avenue Mrs. Harold Kennedy Mohawk Street James Caudill son of Mr and Mrs James Caudill Curtis Mrs. Ervin Hatton Franklin.
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Tandy Roach Sr
Franklin
Jack Reeder
Central Ave
Ida Green
William Hinkle Sr
S. Dixie Highway
Hazel McIntyre
Jacksonburg Road
Lewis Harris
Sheffield
Nora Chandler
Queen Ave
Tabor Rae Fullen
Girard Ave
Harold Kennedy
Mohawk St
James Caudill
Curtis
Alcoa Pact Sets Industry Wage Pattern Amid Talks
Alcoa reaches three union deals with United Steelworkers United Auto Workers and Aluminum Workers International Union on the eve of a possible industry strike. The package includes a 50.1 cent hourly rise over three years, new pension benefits and cost of living increments affecting about 37 000 workers, with Reynolds and others continuing negotiations.
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New York
Aluminum Co. of America
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
United Auto Workers
Aluminum Workers International
Aluminum Workers
Reynolds Metal
Alcoa
Reynods
Kaiser Aluminum , and Chemical Corp
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
Steelworkers’ Union
Four Men Fined in Police Raid Case
Four of 11 men arrested in a Saturday raid were fined $100 and costs in Municipal Court. Rowland Hardin, Harold Augsberger, Ray Gehron, and Okey Buell were found guilty of disturbing the peace and had $50 of their fines suspended if they stay away from 1422 Young St. Seven others received continuances to appear next Tuesday.
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Rowland Hardin
Sheridan Ave
Harold Augsburger
Brown Ave
Ray Gehron
Laurel Ave
Okey Buell
Hamilton
Pace
J. T. Lamb
Young Si
Young St
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