Golf origins in Edinburgh Scotland revealed by Miller
Lawrence Miller an Edinburgh attorney and famed golfer recounts the early history of golf in Scotland. He notes Mary Queen of Scots as the first real golf widow and explains the sport’s bans and evolution from 1400s to post WWI. He adds humorous observations on national pride and money in American golf.
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Edinburgh
Ins
Scotland
Lawrence Miller
St. Andrews
Miller
Mary—Queen of Scots
Lord Bothwell
Lord Darnley
James II
Charles I
Leith Links
James
John Patersone
Lass
America
Frank Stranahan
Coroner's Inquest Planned For Wilmington Deaths
Lawrence County Coroner John A. Meehan Jr. said a coroner's inquest will be held, possibly next week, to determine if the May 28 deaths of Judy Barber, 19, and Theodore Fordney, 29, in New Wilmington were murder or suicide. An autopsy and full investigation are expected before the inquest.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence County
John A. Meehan Jr
Judy Barber
Theodore Fordney
Miss Barber Death Reported by Ohio Clinic
A preliminary report from the Cuyahoga County Crime Clinic in Cleveland and state police headquarters in Harrisburg states 19 year old Miss Barber died by strangulation.
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Miss Barber
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
State
Harrisburg
Local Tunnel Project Advances Amid Rock Removal Efforts
The article details a large scale tunnel and diversion project aimed at the Glen Canyon area with 2740 feet to be completed by December 1957 and a 9000 foot main tunnel sloping to the power plant level for 1962 to 1964 operation. It notes equipment use, rock removal along the river, and ventilation systems for the diversion tunnels. It also mentions local men in service including Nick Augustine Jr in Japan, Joseph Hassan in training at Lackland, and Pvt Fred Wagner at Fort Hood.
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Theo. Woods
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Glen Canyon
Glen Canyon Dam Tunnels Cut Through Rock
Drilling a 15 foot hole daily, the right tunnel for Glen Canyon Dam site is advancing under a $2.45 million contract. The left tunnel will be built under the overall $107.96 million dam project with cement linings and data gathering on rock conditions.
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Murray M. Moler
United Press
Glen Canyon Dam
Ariz
Colorado River
Glen Canyon
Coffer Dam
Mountain States Construction Co
Denver
Colo
Merritt-Chapman and Scott Co
New York
Northwood Company
Portland Ore
Seattle Wash
Mountain States Construction
Earl A. Edwards
Bureau of Reclamation
Sons Of Italy Club Postpones Meeting to July 5
The Sons of Italy Club postpones its June 16 meeting to July 5 in the new club rooms due to Father’s Day observance. Announcement by Venerable Joseph Cherby.
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Sons of Italy Club
Joseph Cherby
Open House For Baldwin Organ At Fleming Music Center
Last evening the Fleming Music Center hosted an Open House at the Castleton Hotel with about 125 attendees. Baldwin Organ recitalist Lewis Gerard, regional representative for Baldwin Organ Division, performed popular and semi classical numbers and described the home designed instrument. Gerard, a former Europe and United States concert performer and American Guild of Organists member, trained at the Royal Manchester College of Music in London. Out of town visitors joined locals to enjoy the Baldwin Organ. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Fleming and aides Mrs Paul Gehm Mrs John Alexander and Mrs J E Thompson Ady.
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Fleming Music Center
Castleton Hotel
Lewis Gerard
Baldwin Piano Co
Baldwin
Gerard
Europe
United States
American Guild of Organists
Royal Manchester College of Music
London
England
Fleming
Paul Gehm
John Alexander
J. E. Thompson
Ady
Breakfast Habit Skipped by Teens Sparks Nutrition Advice
Teenagers skip breakfast, say researchers from Illinois Institute of Technology and Iowa State. Dr Louise Mojonnier urges snacks that boost protein and growth needs, recommending fruit milk drinks and healthier options over soda and chips.
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Virginia Kachan
Chicago
INS
Illinois Institute of Technology
Iowa State College
Louise Mojonnier
Illinois School
Home Economics Department
Mojonnier
Teen drinks get playful with chocolate apricot foam
Teenagers try a new idea by blending three cups of chocolate milk with a 12-ounce can of chilled apricot nectar and two beaten eggs. Beat until frothy and serve in tall glasses.
Public colleges outnumber private but have fewer students
The article notes private colleges and universities outnumber public ones by about three to one, yet public institutions enroll slightly more students than private schools in the United States.
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United States
Athlete's Foot Germ Killer In One Hour
An advertisement claims a strong germicide can kill athlete's foot in one hour. It promises a 40 cent money back offer at Eckerd's Drug Store for the product.
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Eckerd’s
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Wilmington
Vinter
Consorvants
Brighten
For Convenience Bank
Northside
Call’s Plaza
THE
Citizens National Bank OF
New Castle
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Aluminum
Spalding
Dad
Songine
Wills
Speidel
Croton Ave
Washington ST
Moval
Nick Augustine
W. Cherry St
Nick Jr
U. S. Air Force Base
Japan
Joseph Charles Hassan
Ahmed Hassan
Hamilton St
Air Force
Lackland Air Base
San Antoino
Tex
Fort Hood
Army
Fred O. Wagner
Bettie
Beechwood Rd
4Th Armored Division
Ait
Otto C. Wagner
Argus St
Buffalo
Westminster College
Wagner
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Sons of Italy
S. Mercer
Grove ST
Highland Avenue
North Mill Street
Wasmo
Market Street
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