Missing youths scale Mt Whitney height chase broad search
Two wealthy youths Christopher Reynolds and Stephen Wasserman, both 17, have been missing for nearly a week after leaving to climb Mt. Whitney. Undersheriff Arthur Jewett coordinates search efforts on the 14,496 foot peak as families travel to assist. Reynolds is heir to a $25 million tobacco fortune. Wasserman is connected to Cerro Gordo mine interests.
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Lone Pine
Calif
Mt. Whitney
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Stephen Wasserman
William Wasserman
Boston
New York
Arthur Jewett
Reynolds
Los Angeles
Benet Polikoff
Wasserman
Polikoff
Cerro Gordo
Europe
Marseilles
France
Inyo County
Elegant Lilli Ann suit with lamb trim and gabardine option
Sophisticated Lilli Ann suit described as elegant for most occasions, featuring a two-pocket collar, black dyed Persian lamb highlights, and lustrous gabardine. Available in sizes 10 to 18 for men, with tailored worsted option and contrast trim on jacket and sleeve, plus a half-lined inner body.
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Timely patterns and relief cures in one column
Sue Burnett promotes two versatile patterns for a smart wardrobe with options for shirtwaist and dress styles. Advertising includes Peterson's Ointment claims for piles relief and a brief note on menhaden oil in soap and varnish products.
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Peterson
Sue Burnett
Morning World
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Gas taxes rising across states to fund highways
Twenty seven states have raised motor fuel taxes since World War II, driven by the need to fund upgrades for highways, rural roads and urban streets, according to the American Public Works Association.
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Chicago
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American Public Works Association
Harry M. Bell certified as public accountant
Harry M. Bell, linked with J. S. Garelick Company, passed the state CPA exam Thursday and is now licensed. A 26 year old graduate of St. Matthew's High, he earned a B S from Louisiana Tech in January 1949 after studies at LSU and UT postgraduate work. He served in the U S Army 1943 to 1946 and held leadership roles in multiple groups.
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Harry M. Bell
J. S. Garelick Company
Bell
St. Matthew’s High School
Marion Military Institute
Louisiana State University
Louisiana Tech
University of Texas
U. S. Army
Israeli cow Stavit sets Middle East milk record
A 17 year old Israeli cow named Stavit reportedly produced over 100000 quarts of milk, surpassing the ministry’s previous lifetime record of 50000 quarts. StavitTraceable lineage includes a Damascus cow and a Dutch bull, per Israel's Ministry of Agriculture.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Ministry of Agriculture
Nunatagmiut Eskimos Tied to Athabascan Ancestry
The Nunatagmiut Eskimos once numerous in Alaska are believed to be partly Athabascan Indian in origin based on linguistic and cultural evidence.
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Alaska
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