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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices with advance payment required. Local and adjoining counties offer one year 7.00, six months 4.25, three months 2.75, one month 1.00. Within 250 miles: year 10.00, six months 6.00, three months 4.00, monthly 1.50. Beyond 250 miles: year 11.00, six months 7.00, three months 4.50, monthly 1.75. Carrier delivery in city per week is also noted.
CARE began in 1945 to ship food to Europe and now operates in 23 of 54 countries, delivering 2.1 billion meals to lift the needy. Americans contributed 211 million dollars, with shipments totaling 11,450 freight cars of food clothing blankets and textiles. The program remains a personal, cooperative effort beyond typical government aid.
A reflective piece questions counting life by travel and possessions versus helping others. It urges acts of neighborly care such as mowing a sick neighbor’s lawn and aiding children in emergencies, noting God rewards service with peace and self-satisfaction. It challenges readers to measure love by deeds over things.
A fragment discusses private disputes between couples and how in public they affect others. It notes that temper matters when spouses argue in front of friends and family, shaping perceptions of respect and conduct.
In a London cafe Mike Morrison hatches a risky escape to Crete Cairo via the Arkadia. Julius Chesney and sponsor Mr. Cholevas supply funds as Vassili Papadopoulos authenticates papers while danger of German capture looms. The plan hinges on quick sailing and trusted crew.
A compact crossword style list with across and down clues covering food terms and general wordplay. Includes entries such as items for a meal, measurements, and common nouns plus an assortment of broad topic clues. The puzzle invites filling by intersecting letters to reveal a coherent set of food and daily use words.
Answer to Previous Puzzle-27 Train rider 28 Toward the sheltered side 29 Drove 31 Landed property 33 British island 38 Slanted type 40 Larval 41 Feet suffixes 42 He ate an apple 43 Twining plant 44 Greek mountain 46 Simple 47 Biblical weed 48 Petty quarrel 50 Hawaiian wreath The baby hippopotamus weighs about 100 pounds at birth and can swim before it walks. Turtle eggs are edible but must be fried as they will not boil hard.
The Gibson Girl was not modeled on a single person but created by Charles Dana Gibson drawing inspiration from admirable women he saw. The Spyros Narchos tanker can carry 16,800,000 gallons of gasoline, enough to power a car around the globe many times. Chamois use extraordinary feet for gripping and leaping across rough terrain. Abraham Lincoln was the first U S president born outside the original thirteen states.
The article notes that with the fishing season starting again, large fish are likely to be chased in various waters by anglers seeking substantial hauls. It emphasizes anticipation of big catches and renewed activity among local fishermen.
Police arrest an Ohio man following a domestic incident in which he struck his wife, leaving her injured. The case centers on alleged abuse and immediate domestic disturbance, with authorities proceeding under assault charges and safe removal for the victim.
A captain asks an officer candidate how to respond if seized by a stranger at night. The cadet instantly answers with humor, saying Let go, honey, revealing a witty, tongue in cheek approach to a tense hypothetical.
New York NBC introduces a pocket sized two way radio to stay on the convention floor, promising tighter coverage as reporters scan halls and press areas. One man portable cameras may follow, with tiny units capable of reaching areas where bulkier gear cannot.
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