Crazy Reflections prize photo wins Utah Last year
The Newspaper National Snapshot Awards contest in Utah honors a local prize winner Crazy Reflections. The 1964 contest opens June 6 and runs through July 25, for black and white amateur photos taken after July 1 1964. Weekly prizes plus local grand prizes and national competition with trips are planned, with Thursday deadlines and Sunday winner announcements.
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Monroe News-Star
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Kidnapped Child Released 30 Years Ago Yesterday
George H. Weyerhaeuser, grandson of the founder of Weyerhaeuser Co., recalled his 1935 kidnapping on the 30th anniversary of his safe return. He was 9 when abductors ransomed his family for $200,000, endured days of confinement, and later grew into a corporate executive in Tacoma. The case helped shape memories of a near-miss childhood. Harmon Metz Waley, paroled in 1963, and his wife Margaret were among those involved. two kidnappers were captured and most funds recovered.
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Farflung Weyerhaeuser Co
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Harmon Metz Waley
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
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House Members Discuss Wine and Wine Lovers
Washington ap lightweight exchange as Rep H R Gross asks if State Department budget includes an official wine taster. Rep John Rooney jokes no wine tasting funds and defines a wine bibber as a man who drinks too much wine. The moment ends with a Madison era wartime aside.
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H. R. Gross
Lowa
State Department
John J. Rooney
Brooklyn Democrat
Gross
Rooney
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