Boys Now Smoking Less Girls Enjoying It More
Washington report traces smoking trends from the 1940s through the 1960s, noting a slight decline among boys while smoking among girls continues to rise. Public Health officials cite health information and doctor-habits shifts as factors, with ongoing nationwide surveys to confirm patterns.
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Washington
NEA
Sen-Sen
U.S. Public Health Service
Daniel Horn
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Jorn
Dr. Horn
Surgeon General
Quiz Style Facts From History And Geography
A set of quick factual Q and A covering the origin of the inch barleycorn length the Soviet Union's wartime declaration on Japan in 1945 variable stars and their brightness, the only U.S president to avoid the pronoun I in an inaugural address Theodore Roosevelt, and the ostrich sprint speed of up to 50 miles per hour.
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Soviet Union
Japan
U.S
Theodore Roosevelt
Harold Klaas Taken by Death
Harold J. Klaas died unexpectedly at 48 while on his farm trip. A Louisberg native and St Thomas Catholic Church member, he leaves a large family including wife Silas Gundlach and children in Livingston and other towns. Services were set for December 17 in Montfort with burial at local sites.
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Iingston
Richard Ketterer
Thomas Griffith
Fennimore
Lawrence
David
Dale
Alois Klaas
Lancaster
Orlin
Livingston
Aldred
Floyd
Earl
Thomas Bowers
Cuba City
Frank Muldoon Taken by Death in Darlington
Frank Muldoon 61 a retired photography studio operator died Friday December 13 after a long illness in Darlington. He operated a local studio for many years and was active in veteran and fraternal circles. He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements are pending at the family home.
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Sharer
Mr. Muldoon
Darlington
Muldoon
Sylvan
Frank Muldoon
Little Hill High 4 H Club Elects New Officers
At the November Monticello High School Ag Room meeting of the Little Hill High 4 H Club Kris Buehl was named president Jim Kelly became vice president Rhonda Voegeli was chosen secretary Steve Buehl was elected treasurer and Barbara Rufenger was appointed reporter The session opened by the retiring president Douglas .
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Little Hill High
Monticello, High School
Kris Buehl
Jim Kelly
Rhonda Voegeli
Steve Buehl
Barbara Rufenger
Douglas
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Monroe
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Lepay
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